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Would you like to link to these studies?
Why would they ask you when they can ask Claude then?
Fair enough! How has it been for you?
Do you use Google instead?
Re:Picking berries is my meditation on Thursday August 13, 2026 @11:34AM (#49287575)
Why?
> Why do you accept it?

I don't. I work every day to help my community and I hope you do the same.

> You don't need a surveillance state

Then don't call for one. If you'd like to change your community, again, I'd recommend you to stop being scared and just start talking to more people around you.

> terrorize large cities

Oh I wonder what kind of terror he's talking about

> Illegal blocking of sidewalk selling fake handbags

Jesus Christ. If this is what brings you to a surveillance state with open arms maybe you should talk to people outside of your bubble.

Re:Read this before you buy that TV streaming stick on Friday July 31, 2026 @11:08AM (#49124111)
What is the alternative? Trust has been built, as long as the trust is not eroded it is safer than any other retailer?
That's why you should be critical of their press releases.
Re:Mitchellh starts a new company: Superlogical on Wednesday July 29, 2026 @01:07PM (#49100159)
Ladybird contributors have their own controversies that make the project hard to stomach
Re:Mitchellh starts a new company: Superlogical on Wednesday July 29, 2026 @01:04PM (#49100113)
https://fortune.com/2026/07/27/shopify-ceo-voting-rights-str...

Along with a myriad of different controversies. Just searching his name will bring up many articles about his chronically online Elon Musk wannabe takes.

Re:After the AI Crash on Wednesday July 29, 2026 @09:57AM (#49097618)
Sure, but that only stands if you believe the only purpose of human intelligence is for economic benefit.
Re:After the AI Crash on Wednesday July 29, 2026 @09:48AM (#49097495)
What is inevitable?
Re:Jaron Lanier: there is no AI (2023) on Monday July 20, 2026 @12:46PM (#48981365)
strawberry
Re:$100 AI Music Video: Claude Fable 5 vs. GPT-5.6 Sol on Friday July 17, 2026 @09:42AM (#48947319)
And do you think that makes the world a better place?
I agree that corporate taxes are not working at this time for one specific country. But the claim of "corporate taxes don't work" is much more broad and not something I've seen specific evidence for. My understanding was that historically corporate taxes have been extremely effective, even if those taxes aren't paid the profits of a company are instead redirected as other investments.
Re:The US Government Is Now a Shareholder in 26 Companies on Thursday July 02, 2026 @02:26PM (#48765506)
> Corporate taxes don't work

What does this mean?

Re:This blog is written in en-GB on Thursday July 02, 2026 @10:29AM (#48762175)
Have you never met a pro ICE person from USA?
Well I would implore you to read your own source. And maybe start hanging around groups that read more
Source for this statistically?
> non-wealthy

> landlord

If you think these two things are compatible you need to talk to more people outside of your bubble.

Re:US Govt to individually approve who gets GPT 5.6 on Friday June 26, 2026 @04:59PM (#48691883)
And what happened to the J6 crew?
Re:The Coming Loop on Tuesday June 23, 2026 @10:20AM (#48645398)
"the industry" is not some monolith, and treating it as such is no productive. There are all types of software and many ways in which it is created. If the companies that are "AI enabled" are so much better we should see some big changes soon. But I'm still waiting for products I use from "AI enabled" companies to start churning out features at unprecedented speed.
Re:The Coming Loop on Tuesday June 23, 2026 @09:44AM (#48644898)
> You Cannot Quite Opt Out

I am so over this. I cannot take anyone seriously that claims inevitability of their ideas, and how you must adopt them without "being left behind". If these tools are so good and so capable the result should be able to speak for themselves rather than this FOMO inducing, emotional language.

Re:It used to be hard on Monday June 15, 2026 @10:26AM (#48541785)
> I legitimately think this will be the biggest sociopolitical issue over the next few years. The frustration of seeing your hard work getting one-shotted.

Man, what a narrow world view.

Now imagine the USA did that to the city you live in...
I'm not saying this is wrong, that makes a lot of sense. But on the other hand why have I never heard of other, much more dense countries facing this problem? I just never hear of Japan, China, Germany, Taiwan, etc seeing overcrowded trains and raise their hands saying "there can't possibly be a solution!"
Can you explain how adding frequency to the train network will not work to compensate higher ridership?
Couldn't they just have background agents "figure it out"
I reckon we agree more than we disagree, but there is a dichotomy of expansive and contractive technologies. Much of the computer industry has given more agency, choice, and knowledge to people.

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