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Cake day: March 12th, 2025
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No he named his son Doban which is just as weird
I hope she has a giant cock so I can suck it and be more gay.
11·2 days agoWhy the Epstein scandal is Keir Starmer’s most perilous moment yet after chief of staff resigns
Really tackling the tough issues there. 🙄
Stealing removes the original. “Piracy” is a copy, derived from an intrinsic operation on digital information.
Thusly, the original (and your hat) survives despite this:
412·2 days agolifetime of extreme undeserved generational wealth
commit financial fraud and sex crimes with impuny for decades
bang/murder underage teenagers on private island whenever
marry a supermodel who absolutely despises you but can’t do anything about it
spout absolute narcissistic ego-pumping nonsense and get elected president (wat.)
openly and continuously betray the United States and nothing happens (lol)
multiple assassination attempts, literally just a tiny scratch on the ear
get dementia and fumble through new middle east war just because that’s what presidents do lol
get impeached twice and nothing happens
tHiNgS ArE LoOkInG QuItE BaD fOr TrUmP!!!111 hurdrrr!
This is quite possibly the luckiest, most privileged person who will ever live. If the White House was hit by a giant meteor tomorrow, Trump would somehow survive. Expect this walking talking piece of shit to live to 117, and get elected 5 more times.
Things are looking BAD for the RETARDS OF THE UNITED STATES who elected this hyper-douche TWICE. Are you fucking kidding? DONALD TRUMP will be just fine. The rest of us are FUCKED, as planned.
In order for this man to actually see justice, you would need to invent time travel. The mere existence of the Trump family is definitive evidence that the base state of existence is chaotic entropy and that morality is a frail human dalliance on par with the credibility of astrology.
A new HOLOCAUST is brewing. To flippantly wave false hope with such a headline is at best ignorant complicity. I think I’m going to throw up.
34·2 days agoYour parents wanted you to have a threesome like they did at your age in the 70’s, the decade with the free love of the 60’s except with a ton of cocaine.
7·3 days agoThe Cytherians from… Cytheria? 😏
11·3 days agoI think that the distinct overlap between abusive religion and abusive leaders is what makes the former so useful to the latter.
Ladies, meet Mr. Salami. 😎
1·3 days agoI think Trump is definitely a Christ-like figure when I remember that Jesus was executed by the state for leading a rogue political movement.
51·3 days agoIf you depict yourself as Christ, don’t be surprised when people nail your ass to a cross.
I guarantee you he will start trying to charge a toll for passage just like Iran.
How many inches of bone are in your body? 😏
78·7 days agoMicrosoft Gave FBI Keys To Unlock Encrypted Data, Exposing Major Privacy Flaw
They don’t want you to be able to use encryption they can’t control.
They get to abuse public infrastructure to build their stupid little robots tax free, and we get to pay for the repairs with our tax dollars.
Privatize the gains, socialize the losses.
Enjoy the tangy zip of Miracle Whip!
…OR DIE!
What kind of white sauce is made from nuts?
The propensity of the average person to simply believe what they’re told is staggering, and I know because I do it all the time.
It takes effort to seek out information, vet it, consider it, and then make a determination on the next information to seek or the next course of action. Deterministic, trustworthy information and abstracted concepts are extremely valuable to the brain, an organ that consumes roughly 20% of our body’s energy. Before, computers performed tasks that were impossible for the human mind. Now, it is possible for it to automate common human-level reasoning and decision making. In this new sense, directly offloading this cognitive work to a computer is literally letting it think for us.
The more reliant on this mode of thinking we become, the easier it is to transfer the cognitively expensive work to a device that externalizes that energy cost. However, the trade-offs that are emerging are:
Internal electric brain energy is traded for relatively inefficient external electricity production to feed circuits.
The ideas generated by LLM’s must still be verified and combined into coherent ideas and actions.
The drive and skill required to develop good ideas that have value is degraded without constant practice.
In the end, it becomes only a slightly less amount of work to perform the same thinking process for checking and mentally processing the output of an AI agent, which defeats its purpose. Machine learning has been automating tasks impossible for humans such as computer vision or large dataset processing, but chatbots are the first technology that has really enabled automating human thought. If you skip that step of contextualizing the output of a chatbot as possibly representing corporate interest and diluting meaning while offering a juicy cognitive shortcut, you’re becoming willingly complacent of your own digital brainwashing. This effect is also emergent and automatic; it doesn’t even have to be of nefarious purpose, it’s a procedural consequence of this mode of thinking.
What I really fear, and what is also emerging, is that eventually AI agents will become so advanced and trusted that their end-to-end capabilities will make mistakes and ulterior motives impossible to spot, and that they will become completely above the capability and desire for human scrutiny.