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A while back I saw a response to that tweet, it went something like

How many of us would throw up if we had to pluck and gut a chicken? The dorito isn't that impressive.

Sure, in a reductive sort of way. Kind of reminds me of native americans who, after being forcibly taken to europe and seeing how the people lived, concluded that no one there was free.

I think that criticism is still fundamentally true. But at the same time, what we have now is different from slavery. People are no longer legally considered property. Yes, labor is still coerced. But that coercion is now baked into the system, rather than an explicit interpersonal relationship of owed and owner.

But the pyramids required an understanding of mathematics that hadn't been discovered yet!

Motherfucker, you ever hear of multiple discovery? It's math. Anyone who's interested can derive the principles behind it. Which is more likely, aliens? Or an Egyptian person with too much free time and a penchant for staying indoors?

I have come to accept the research telephone. Yeah, my understanding of the actual research is filtered through countless interlocking individuals and who knows how many narrative frameworks. The best I can do, without just getting a degree in the field, is to try to sample as many of these narrative interpretations as possible.

When I see the point made that we believe science like a new religion, I cannot help but see the glimmer of truth in that interpretation. Ok, sure, fine by me. I trust the mechanism of passive-aggressive peer review more than any holy text or hierarchy of clergy.

I think this is one of those "All advice is bad advice, if you are behaving like a dumbass" situations.

I mean, it'll mostly be accelerating a trend that was already there. Also, the initial scramble to use the legal grey area to cover as much shady shit as possible in a: Well shucks, how were we supposed to know the neural net would make illegal denials? After all, the guys who trained it don't even know exactly why it does what it does kinda way

I think this is two formerly separate infographics stitched together

just wait till they start denying health insurance with it

I'm sorry ma'am I know you're upset, but the AI said it's not covered. The AI is numbers, and numbers don't lie.

KeePassXC lets you edit the auto-type for each individual password, so you can have it go

{USERNAME} {ENTER} {DELAY X} {PASSWORD} {ENTER}

x would be a number of milliseconds you may need for the next page to load in

bless you

Until some guy in LA hires a bunch of moonlighting police officers to steel your laptop