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What work do you imagine a "low paid fungible AI operator" would perform, out of curiosity?

> To be frank, 'soon' is now

When is your movie premiering? I'll be waiting with bated breath.

So? OpenAI free-rode on vast quantities of copyrighted material. As usual, the oligarchs want to be protected by the law but not bound by it.

Snopes confirms this: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/bondi-epstein-files-system...

But everyone knows Snopes is leftist propaganda, so it's probably false. /s

"Unlimited" with the caveat that 4-5 weeks is typical and anything over 6 weeks requires multiple layers of management going to bat for you.

Yikes, someone's a bit oversensitive

> It's deceptively styled to look a big boy car, but it's a matchbox. That's why no reviewers will show themselves or anyone else towering over it. It's for those who want a big car, but without all that space.

I miss the days when men looking to compensate would buy sports cars. It wasn't any less ridiculous, but at least they (edit: the cars) were better looking and more fun to drive.

> This is not a car for tech bros with no culture, no traditions, and no past.

Weird, because that's exactly what it looks like.

I must have missed the episode where Babu spent months in a concentration camp despite having his paperwork in order and doing nothing wrong.

If you think it was sarcasm, I'd certainly be willing to hear what you think the actual statement being made was.

Please explain:

- What the actual intent of the post was

- How the text of the post communicated that intent

Thanks!

I thought Anthropic's commercials were pretty good at skewering advertising in AI, but from an effectiveness standpoint I don't know how much Joe Sixpack cares about (or is even aware of) different AI companies.

If only the NFL had chosen a pop star who sings in English for the halftime show, then we'd all live in harmony and all the people "concerned" about the country being overrun by Latinos would relax and embrace multiculturalism. /s

> In a November 2024 exchange, @beaverd weighed in after another user commented on photos of then-President-elect Donald Trump meeting with President Joe Biden at the White House. “Weird that he looks so happy while hanging out with literally Hitler,” the other user commented, to which @beaverd replied: “God I wish he was literally Hitler.”

Sounds pretty straightforward to me. What do you think he meant?

> The chat logs will clearly show fraud attempts.

What basis do you have for this assertion?

I think you might be confusing measles with chicken pox? The latter is the cause of shingles later in life.

It's not "cannot" but "will not", and the flaw is not with the American political system but with the GOP and the American populace. Congress could absolutely rein this in at any time if Republicans in Congress cared to do so; the Supreme Court could rein this in at any time if the Republicans on the Supreme Court cared to do so. Do not let yourself be convinced that the problem is Trump or a too-powerful executive; the problem is an entire party and the people who cheerfully vote for it.

You say that "leftist" administrations arrested and jailed abortion protestors, and your proof is an article about a woman arrested and jailed for bodily blocking access and crushing someone's hand in a door:

"On June 19, 2020, and June 20, 2020, WILLIAMS threatened and used force against patients and staff members at a reproductive health center located in lower Manhattan (the “Health Center”) and blocked patients and staff members from accessing the Health Center. In one instance, and as captured on video, WILLIAMS pressed her body against the door of the Health Center’s patient entrance and refused to move, preventing a Health Center volunteer from entering the Health Center. As a Health Center staff member (“Victim-1”) attempted to open the door for the volunteer, WILLIAMS purposefully leaned against the door, crushing Victim-1’s hand. Victim-1 yelled, “She’s crushing my hand,” but WILLIAMS remained against the door, trapping Victim-1’s hand and injuring it."

I do not see the Trump admin presenting evidence of Don Lemon taking similar actions.

While we're at it we should get rid of 0, I've never trusted it.

> How many children are dying/starved/killed in the sudan war? Why don't these same protests make the same kind of statements for that?

Because no one in our society is defending, supporting, or funding the killing of children in the Sudan war.

But kids don't know their own allergies and limits, because they're kids. That's the point.

First, why are you talking about LiveKit? I see nothing in the article mentioning it, and with a bit of further digging I found another article elaborating on the new solution being developed in France: "The French government has announced the full rollout of Visio, a domestically developed video conferencing platform that will replace Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and other non-European tools across all state administrations by 2027" with no mention of LiveKit: "On the technical side, Visio is hosted on the sovereign cloud infrastructure provided by Outscale, a subsidiary of Dassault Systèmes, and certified under SecNumCloud by ANSSI, France’s national cybersecurity agency. The platform supports AI-powered meeting transcription using speaker diarization technology from the French startup pyannote, with real-time subtitle generation from AI research lab Kyutai expected to be added by summer 2026"[0].

Second, why do you use scare quotes on "open stack" when the entire stack does indeed appear to be open source?[1] If Visio is in some capacity using LiveKit, it seems not just plausible but very likely they are building their own infra using LiveKit's stack rather than paying LiveKit for SaaS.

Third, under the reasonable presumption that any use of LiveKit would be using LiveKit's stack on their own infra, why would it matter who else uses LiveKit?

In short: I try to assume the best, but it seems very much like your post is a shallow attempt at muckraking.

[0]: https://cyberinsider.com/france-to-replace-zoom-and-teams-wi...

[1]: https://github.com/livekit/livekit as noted in other comments

> Should I be able to sue McDonalds if I let my kid eat 100 of them in one sitting?

Should you be able to sue a liquor store if they sell your kid a fifth of vodka?

If you believe that, go set up a "Free Candy!" stand at a local playground and see how long before the police show up.

Have you ever considered getting a second citizenship yourself? I can think of quite a few dictatorships where your attitude would be lauded.

Weird, I thought the president could declassify anything he wanted, even just by thinking it.

Personally, I'd wager it's both of them.

This seems like a baffling comment. If AI is good enough to replace the vast majority of knowledge workers, why would the AI bubble burst? (Or, more accurately, why would you describe it as a bubble?)

Just fyi, your AI slop readme cuts off mid-sentence in section 2:

"In this model, Large Language Models (LLMs) act"

Who is doing the "expecting" here? I've contributed to open source projects, both as a volunteer and in return for compensation, but if someone "expected" me to contribute to an open source project I had no desire to contribute to I'd laugh and tell them to piss off.

> The driver ran her car into an officer hitting him

No amount of repeating this will make it true.