But if we were to change our relationship as I described, this model of capitalist-funded maintenance would become incompatible.
I’m well aware that the modern ML techniques are not what we now call AGI, but I don’t see the relevancy here?
He’s had a very visible career so it’s actually pretty clear what his views are. He is not at all a socialist, he is a SocDem. He likes neoliberalism with some safety nets.
Are people using capital to acquire more capital to then undertake more capital-intensive endeavors? Yes? Then it’s still capitalism.
At this point I think Varoufakis only continues to rant his drivel in order to feel better about being a rich capitalist himself.
Can we fast forward to the part where AI is maintained by all and benefits all? Pandora is out of the box and there won’t be peace until we find harmony with this new entity.
Yeah, yeah, I know - if only.
And advertising customers. Great company all around.
I totaly get the need for fair compensation and they should totally get that, no question
Great!
but is it a good idea to strike in the health industry?
Oh, but I do see some questions here haha. I see your point, but to that end:
There have to be better options, no?
No, there really aren’t. All labor has is collective action (and although it seems crazy doctors are usually working class) . It’s the only way they’ve ever made progress, and where they lack it, workers’ rights are always eroded.
If healthcare never paid a decent wage in the first place, there wouldn’t be highly-skilled doctors and the population wouldn’t be at risk from suffering from a healthcare strike - because they would just be suffering day in and day out instead.
When visiting Hollywood, I have learned that the ideal parking spot is in a tree, which is just about the only place where other cars can’t reach you.
It’s sad, but imo the reddit as we knew it is dead, and it’s time to accept that and move on.
I’d pour one out for dear old reddit, but I’m already moved on.
I’m not sure. I stopped following it awhile ago, over half of the comments in some of the posts were brigaders.
with admins threatening mods & threatening to ban entire subs if they didn’t delete Nazi-punching posts fast enough.
Oh hey there, beholdthemasterrace subscriber! That poor mod.
I swear to a god I don’t believe in, Aaron was the only one of them that was ever competent.
A software company that can’t even automate their processes. I would love to have a peek at what projects all of the devs are assigned to. Reddit employs something like 1200 people! And yet somehow there hasn’t been a proper value add to the platform in like a decade. It sounds like now they’re getting caught with their pants down on data privacy without proper processes in place for an influx of requests. Call me crazy, but if I were a social media platform I think I would put privacy legislation right at the top of the risk management priority list.
I don’t actually, the climate is already collapsing. Our timeline won’t extend far enough.