Because that’s not how people think. Not anyone.
You can study history, and if you do it right you’ll see how stupid and individually directed most things are. It’s all conspiracies, that’s how the world has worked for millennia
One realization doesn’t free your mind and make you a scholar… That’s just not how humans work
Probably a progressive. I assume you want things to get better for everyone, and think we have to do something about the current state of things
It’s a wide label centered around “what could we do today to fix things”
That’s what Concord looks like??? In my head it was way more brutalist
People really latched onto the idea, which was shared with the media by people actively working on how to solve the problem
Pretty much. It means give maximum output, which can easily be over 100%.
And that means burn out
What’s your risk tolerance? If every moment of data is irreplaceable, there’s so much more you could be doing
If this is just like… Your data, you’re already doing a paranoid amount
If your data is local and backed up in the cloud, your house could burn down or the cloud could accidentally delete your data. If both those things happen at the same time, I guess you could lose your data. That’s a freak accident. Having another backup of any kind is unreasonable, and a second freak accident is borderline impossible
The first backup is smart, but diminishing returns kick in quick
No, this is totally unconnected. This is just a run of the mill win, this was inevitable
It has nothing to do with how the Senate snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in exchange for nothing
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Yes, of the set that is all robot tech demos to a crowd, the vast majority are misleading. They tend to be misleading
Tend to = all of them to you?
The most convincing part for me was how clearly unprepared to be on stage the tech with the scissors was
Because all of these robot tech demos tend to be very misleading
Well this isn’t a prototype, it’s a tech demo.
Not only does it have a full outer covering, it also has a thick underweave layer that makes it more fleshy. It has a surprising amount of corners and pinchy bits underneath - honestly sealing it completely is probably also to protect nearby humans
As for the boobs… Well, I kinda figured humanity would wait until we had a generation of useful robots before giving them boobs, but we were always going to end up here…
It’s basically just burning through the credit they’ve paid Google and making their numbers look like the ad was effective, but conversion was low
Google has been caught doing similar things to make their metrics look better
This does hurt advertising in a nebulous kind of accelerationist way, but it does end up with more ad money being given to Google
How? An airtag isn’t going to work from inside you, and they’re going to search you. They also like to bounce people around to make them hard to track, so that tracker is going to end up wherever the person was processed
This just isn’t practical with current technology
Yeah, pretty much. Cooperation is our natural state, we act a lot like a eusocial hive species when you watch from a distance
…And do what now?
Might as well make it a public private partnership, right? Then you have total insulation.
People are scared and angry… Lemmy has definitely gotten much less friendly this last year
Ironically, that would probably end up with a different season of slop
The writers haven’t been subtle, though the episodes they’ve been directly saying they don’t know what people want from them and they keep getting told to be more like season 1
Well, we got something like season 1. The characters undid their character development and the episodes are aimless riffs off of classic sci-fi and cosmic horror
I think I’d just get the writing staff off of social media and pay them to hang out in a comfy room until they have an idea they’re excited about again