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Because they shouldn’t be worth that tbh. They are a cash burning operation hoping to get what they can before the music stops.

> Everyone I know who is working closely with LLMs is doing some of the most acute critical thinking of their lives these days.

According to them.

What really disturbs me as I’m watching myself engage it more frequently. I’ve left other sites because I didn’t like the side of me that came out. Feeling a little bit like that these days here.

I’m not disagreeing with any particular points of the argument, I just don’t think the person needed to respond like that.

I understand you’re being a bit overdramatic to make a point, but no, Signal and Facebook messenger are not the same levels of secure for the user. That’s not the same as “trust them wholly,” but surely you understand they are on very different ends of the spectrum.

It’s a different perspective. Not everything is a direct argument about the exact thing written. No need to be like that.

Yes but the hope is we can make the popularity center on the solutions and ability to execute them.

> Nintendo just shutdown Mariokart Tour on mobile.

Eek my son is not gonna be happy about that

360 was excellent. Yeah RROD but the library actually is very impressive.

You’re far too entertained by a perceived waste of time but you do you I guess

And how many of their peers survived?

The vast majority of companies failed almost immediately.

> A crash in tech stocks will just cause investors to lose some wealth.

The number of broader funds that are heavily invested in these companies as well, plus the unprecedented municipal, state, and national investment in data centers and the like, make this far more rippling than you think.

Then the bill will never become relevant and it’ll just be a waste of time and you can laugh at it in hindsight. And I’m sure none of these companies will lobby against it, since it’s just tilting at windmills and won’t mean anything.

> Only the shithole countries

Seriously?

I do actually think that we shouldn’t have laws we aren’t willing to enforce, so we agree more than you think. I’ve been against states unilaterally legalizing it for years because I worried what happens when states buck laws that I do agree with, such as voting rights or basic protections for all people.

The issue is we don’t run our country that way. We do apply it on a spectrum. So as long as that’s the status quo, I will expect them to back off on things that don’t need strict enforcement. You don’t need to eject every single undocumented person with impunity. It is not productive or ethical.