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mozoku
United States708 Posts
On December 04 2017 05:14 Gahlo wrote: I worked at Amazon in late 2016. I have a friend that still works there. Shit sucks. Then you can leave? Most Amazon corporate employees work < 50 hour weeks. For comparably paying jobs outside of tech, that's that's pretty uncommon. And it's not like there aren't strong exit opportunities for their corporate employees. | ||
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mozoku
United States708 Posts
On December 04 2017 05:30 Ciaus_Dronu wrote: Also, by the way AI research is going, it's not just manual labour that's going to go out the window. A frightening amount of accounting, law and administration is beginning to look like it could be automated. There's a lot of journalistic (and other) hype around AI that far exceeds where we're actually at and how fast we're actually advancing. I wouldn't panic. | ||
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Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
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Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell directly said recently that he believes the women who have made serious allegations of sexual misconduct against Roy Moore, and he called on Moore to step out of the race. On ABC’s This Week today, George Stephanopoulos asked McConnell about whether he’ll push for Moore to go before the Senate Ethics Committee. “We’re gonna let the people of Alabama decide on Tuesday who they want to send to the Senate,” McConnell said, “and then we’ll address the matter appropriately.” Stephanopoulos asked him if he thinks Moore should be in the Senate. He reiterated he’ll “let the people of Alabama make the call,” and the Senate Ethics Committee will “have to consider the matters that have been litigated in the campaign.” www.mediaite.com Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the pedophile party of america. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On December 04 2017 05:34 mozoku wrote: Then you can leave? Most Amazon corporate employees work < 50 hour weeks. For comparably paying jobs outside of tech, that's that's pretty uncommon. And it's not like there aren't any exit opportunities for their corporate employees. Operative word is "worked." Being in a DC is a hell hole job. | ||
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Uldridge
Belgium5234 Posts
On December 04 2017 05:50 mozoku wrote: There's a lot of journalistic (and other) hype around AI that far exceeds where we're actually at and how fast we're actually advancing. I wouldn't panic. Hype or not, we're approaching an age where we'll be able to replace both manual labor and some job that require higher education simply because human memory and cognitive skills become useless compared to what a computer has. A necessity for an infrastructural framework is on the horizon that addresses issues like: universal wage, mass unemployment (how to let people live meaningful lives), AI ethics, resource allocation, governmental bodies etc etc. The traditional way of living needs to be eradicated completely before we can embark on the next chapter of the augmented human experience. Society already has a difficult time keeping up, dragging (un)educated people along who're out of the loop or are unwilling to face the changing times and the pace they're changing at. What good is achieving a status quo or changing infinitesimally really, when literally every aspect of our globe will look vastly different (or at least has the potential to) in 50 years? I've been ready for a mass overhaul of (inter)national politics and the way bureaucratic and legislatory systems work. It's time we stop blindly grasping for solutions to see what sticks and actually use our collective brains for once to have some foresight at the dawn of this new era. Let's grow up, people. | ||
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farvacola
United States18872 Posts
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Uldridge
Belgium5234 Posts
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Kyadytim
United States886 Posts
On December 04 2017 06:27 farvacola wrote: luxury fully automated gay space communism is the only way to go But what about people who want luxury fully automated gay terrestrial communism? | ||
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farvacola
United States18872 Posts
On December 04 2017 07:10 Kyadytim wrote: But what about people who want luxury fully automated gay terrestrial communism? Seems like a necessary step in the right direction  | ||
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Uldridge
Belgium5234 Posts
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
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Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
On December 04 2017 08:11 Doodsmack wrote: CNN was showing a WaPo poll that Jones is ahead of Moore by 3%, but I'm not sure if other polls say the same. It appears that it is fairly close but most show Moore ahead. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
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hunts
United States2113 Posts
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22682 Posts
On December 04 2017 08:28 hunts wrote: So what happens if moore wins? will even a single republican voter go: "golly gee whiz, maybe I shouldn't support the party that supports rapists and pedophiles!" Or will it be business as usual and we will simply find out as we did with the gianforte thing, that the republican base and party is completely without shame and devoid of morals? The second bit. Also Alabama | ||
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Wegandi
United States2455 Posts
On December 04 2017 06:29 Uldridge wrote: It's at the very least one of the options we'll have Automation does nothing to solve the allocation of resources problem (and before you mention it, neither does AI) with communism inherent because of no price system. There's also the incompatibility with human nature, but the first problem is good enough to sink the ship. | ||
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22682 Posts
On December 04 2017 08:55 Wegandi wrote: Automation does nothing to solve the allocation of resources problem (and before you mention it, neither does AI) with communism inherent because of no price system. There's also the incompatibility with human nature, but the first problem is good enough to sink the ship. Really? Because I think an advanced AI in charge could make communism work. Precisely because its not shackled by human nature. But then, all forms of government would probably be improved by handing it over to an AI. | ||
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NewSunshine
United States5938 Posts
On December 04 2017 08:57 Dangermousecatdog wrote: The argument could be made that the republican party supports rapists and pedophiles becuase the republican base don't care about rapists and pedophiles. Or to paraphrase xdaunt it is because they are the lesser or two evils. Pedophile< >Man who prosecuted KKK members The logic makes perfect sense. If your worldview is ass-backwards that is. | ||
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