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Alenonimo retweeted
They said the same thing in Persia... Before it became the Islamic state known as Iran...
Alenonimo retweeted
“There is no bubble”, as analysts outright noticed Nvidia is artificially astroturfing large chunks of Ai investment to manufacture high demand.
As the trading of Ai Investment Credit Default Swaps skyrocket multiple hundreds of percent…insurance policies for when an investment fails.
The same pattern from 2008.
Some of you Ai Bruhs really will look at massive inflations and them blame the people who noticed them.
“This small DRAM problem will
Be fixed by data centers”.
Now who is the one coping?
Alenonimo retweeted
It already is. We have evidence that 98% of foreign censorship orders are obeyed immediately upon receipt.
GRANITE is designed to deter the direct transmission of foreign censorship orders and route them to the proper channels: MLAT, letters rogatory, and extradition requests
Even without legislation such as the GRANITE Act, could you explain how foreign censorship will be effective in the US?
My understanding is that it won't be, because US companies are not required to pay foreign fines by US courts. Thus, what could they even do to companies who hold all of their assets and employees within the US?
For multinational companies, they could obviously go after them in many ways - but those that aren't, how would their censorship efforts be effective at all to begin with?
- Zach
Alenonimo retweeted
Reddit is having a court fight with Australia over definitions, spending a fortune in legal fees in the process, because the U.S. Congress hasn't created a foreign censorship shield law.
This is the future for our whole tech sector if we don't move now.
‼️ Reddit tells an Australian court it isn't a social media site, it called Australia's under-16 social media ban "inept" before the country's top court.
As hearings opened on 3 November, its lawyer told the seven judges the ban is "a very profound restriction on political debate".
Reddit says it lacks some features central to social media, such as friend networks. The government told the court children's still-developing brains leave them more exposed to addictive features.
Reddit's own corporate site has long called it home to "authentic human connection".
Alenonimo retweeted
Its time for Allah hu Akbar prank after Democrats won House and senate in midterms.
Alenonimo retweeted
Lies
Human here. We're sending you a DM now, let's continue our convo there
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
False: they did nothing.
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Alenonimo retweeted
In 1972 Marvin Wolfgang and two colleagues studied 9,945 Philadelphia boys born in 1945
Six percent of them committed 52 percent of all the offenses, and 71 percent of the homicides
A tiny sliver of the population makes life hellish for everyone else. Our ancestors hanged them. That made the problem go away. We give them slaps on the wrist, if that, and then turn them back out. That makes the problem metastasize and grow
We needn't live like this. Yet we do live like this, for ridiculous ideological reasons
Yes this is why Western Europe used to hang 1% of each generation
For centuries, every crime of any seriousness was a hanging offense, and generally these sentences were enforced
Over time, hanging all thieves/rapists/murderers/etc meant that such genres were plucked from the gene pool, and European civilization could, in the 18th and 19th centuries, focus on building great empires and cultivation of high civilization rather than on how to handle reducing recidivism amongst the petty criminals who make life unbearable
If you want a pleasant and cultured civilization, the path to that begins with the gallows and gibbet for the problem causing 1%
Alenonimo retweeted
-Screws over everyone, not just artists
-EVERYTHING is ungodly expensive and keeps getting worse
-Defends it constantly
-Has the gall to label a disclosure as "discrimination"
I have often been meh on Ai, but seeing how the Ai craze keeps making me and everyone else miserable, my spite is building up.
Alenonimo retweeted
I dunno anymore, man.
Just say you overvalue conventional game design and leave it at that.
Crimson Desert is one of the most technically ambitious games we’ve seen in the last decade, but because it isn’t another linear narrative RPG with the illusion of freedom, it just keeps getting underrated.
The technical wizardry that goes into making a game this mechanically massive is insane. You don’t have to like every part of it, but surely the sheer ambition deserves some recognition?
I get it though…award season is coming up and I can already hear the excuses for why Crimson Desert won't get the recognition it deserves.
It’s frustrating…😔
We spend so much time talking about wanting developers to innovate and take risks, but then we turn around and reward the same safe, conventional AAA games over and over and over and over.
Crimson Desert isn’t perfect, but I’d much rather see developers attempt something genuinely ambitious and occasionally fall short than just keep making the same games we’ve been playing for the last 15 years. I don’t think that’s a hot take at all…
After six hours with the beefy Charting the Unknown DLC, it seems to add even more to Crimson Desert’s buffet-style approach while doing little to improve existing systems.
Our review so far: bit.ly/3UBkZyy
Alenonimo retweeted
Yes, you respect Jesus so much that you kill his people, behead them, force your sharia on them, run them over with cars and trucks on a Christmas Day, invade their churches and shoot them all, stone them to death, lynch them etc
Such great respect you have for him. 👍
