Ahh yes, “liberating” a population by bombing them. A policy shared by both NATO and Russia. Both should look at China’s example for an alternative path.
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News@lemmy.world•[Reuters] TSA officers will not be allowed to sit during ID checks at US airports
1·13 hours agoLook at their comment history regarding Muslims. It provided some confirmation bias for myself if that’s any consolation.
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News@lemmy.world•Hegseth Announces Elon Musk and Newt Gingrich Will Help Lead Military
21·1 day agoGreat move including the guy who disabled Ukrainian drones at the request of Putin. Totally trustworthy and won’t backfire in any way.
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politics @lemmy.world•“They really did screw Bernie”: Here's what 2016 can teach Democrats today
4·3 days agoI think one point of the article is that progressive and leftist candidates have the odds stacked against them by the party itself. We see this repeating now for candidates like Angie Nixon. The silver lining is that leftist candidates are 10x better because they have to be in order to win.
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politics @lemmy.world•House Democrats plan vast oversight of Trump administration. Impeachment is an option
21·4 days agoWell, then that should set our expectations on what they mean by “oversight” - placation that will go nowhere
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politics @lemmy.world•House Democrats plan vast oversight of Trump administration. Impeachment is an option
5·4 days agoThen why even say impeachment is an option?
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politics @lemmy.world•White House airs another government-funded ad, this time with Trump warning of ‘final battle’
26·4 days agoCriticizing dems that won’t impeach trump or stop his stupid war isn’t “both sides”. Fetterman is worse than useless
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Programming@programming.dev•FTC chair suggests AI developers should be liable for conduct of agents
22·4 days agoIf I am just a stochastic parrot because I think LLMs basically think like humans do, then I am not really a person but a tool. Can I really be faulted for not having free will?
Back in the day heroku did much of this it seemed. But then it got bought by Salesforce of all companies and lost the plot. It was nice, just push to git and your app was deployed, and this was before Docker existed.
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Programming@programming.dev•FTC chair suggests AI developers should be liable for conduct of agents
24·4 days agoI made a machine that fires a gun based on a random number generator. Obviously it’s the tool’s fault if it shoots somebody
I think nitrogen fertilizer made that possible more so than oil
I mean private planes will still fly and there will still be food that goes to waste. People starving isn’t because of oil shortages but because the rich won’t eat the cost and rather kick people onto the street. Now the fertilizer shortage on the other hand…
You joke, but California’s high speed rail is looking into renting capacity to AI.
Costs me $45 to take a train from fresno to San Francisco, there ain’t no way I can get a plane ticket that cheap.
I have hauled my kids, with luggage and car seats, on a train. I have also taken my bicycle which I attach luggage to, and had work send me home with a box full of equipment. What are you talking about?
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politics @lemmy.world•In one of their last votes before November, Senate GOP blocks effort to end Iran war
12·7 days agoOfc fetterman voted no as well. The guy is angling for a job at fox news it seems
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Technology@lemmy.world•AI ethics professor receives ‘dystopian’ email from 12-day-old AI agent begging for money to stay aliveEnglish
5·9 days agoWhat does AM mean in this context?
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Technology@lemmy.world•AI ethics professor receives ‘dystopian’ email from 12-day-old AI agent begging for money to stay aliveEnglish
7·9 days agoJreg is working on something to torture AI agents, so maybe that could convince the AI to kill itself
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why don’t we separate the art from the artist?
1·9 days agoI mean even defining what is the “common good” is political and that is the point of the exercise. If art exists that is deemed bad for society then we tend to ban it. For example, there are people who define CSAM as art, but the cost to society is so great we don’t allow even the possession of such material.


How dare they steal from thieves