"UK has done significantly better economically "under Brexit" than EU"

Rich people in UK, sure. Rich people are doing significantly better globally.

If you're a young person in UK, your job prospects are not what they used to be, because you can't go work in EU any more.

Did you see the AI analysis in the World Series of Poker? Finding people's tells in real time...

Tell us more about O.J. Simpson
#8 | Posted by lfthndthrds

O.J. Simpson? Not a Jew.

You're a coward. You can't take a stand. And you act like that's a good substitute for having personality.

"It is just an attempt to understand what the agents may have perceived"

No, you're lying.

You're not attempting to understand anything in this conversation.

You're trying to establish that what happened can't even really be understood.

You're covering up a murder in cold blood.

how the situation went so badly wrong.
#134 | Posted by BillJohnson

The situation didn't go badly wrong at all.
No one has been charged with any crime.
Nothing went wrong, according to ICE or the Trump Administration or the FBI.

Did something go wrong, according to you?
You can't say.
You still can't decide if it was justified or not, can you?

You're just paying lip service.
You're smoke screening for ICE and Trump.
It's all you do.

"My personal suspicion is that the agents were not communicating clearly and that whoever fired was not aware the gun had already been removed by an agent."

^
So you think a police officer has the right to shoot a civilian simply because another police officer says "Gun!"

This is how police normally operate these days.

One wonders how long White Americans will put up with being treated like they're Black.

My guess is: For a long time.

Being too assertive during a protest and acting in ways that are not typical and especially bringing a gun, can get you killed just because ICE is not sure of your intentions and believe they might be at risk.
#124 | Posted by BillJohnson

And this can't possibly stop with ICE in your mind.
Any police officer, heck any Trumper, could reasonably have this same fear.

You just aren't saying that part out loud, because you're hiding behind ICE's skirts.
But you definitely think the police should be able to gun down anybody that might put them at risk, no questions asked.
There's no doubt about that.
Occasionally, you let the truth slip out.

Being too assertive during a protest and acting in ways that are not typical and especially bringing a gun, can get you killed just because ICE is not sure of your intentions and believe they might be at risk.
#124 | Posted by BillJohnson

Pure unadulterated fascism. You haven't even stated a crime. Much less a crime punishable by death.

You know how you keep calling undocumented immigrants illegal criminals, even though they've never been found guilty of any crimes?

Now, you've decided merely existing in public in the presence of ICE is enough to make you an illegal citizen.

Sometimes people do things that might contribute to a bad outcome.
#124 | Posted by BillJohnson

If only you'd ever apply this kind of thinking to what ICE is doing!
ICE, not civilians, caused almost all of the bad outcomes we've seen.
ICE killed Pretti, why? You don't actually care why. Anything ICE says is good enough for you. You accept it at face value. Just like you accept Trump's false claims of election fraud at face value.

You have to be smart enough to see education as a threat.
#5 | Posted by eberly

I'd love it if you were right.
Unfortunately, all you need to see education as a threat is: To fear smart people.

That's why Conservatives love pointing out that educated people lean left.
Because leaning left is what the scary Socialists and Communists do.

You think Turds gives a damn about women?
#34 | Posted by ClownShack

Good point.
He only ever talks about sex with men.

I haven't heard the upside to this AI question yet.
#66 | Posted by Zed

In domain specific applications it's a useful tool.
Like in mathematics, where there are rules, and the AI can be trained on things we already know are true.

In my estimation the biggest threat to top tier jobs is lawyers. AI can do more research than any person could.
Coders are already feeling the heat, but there's something of a glut of coders who don't really know how to code, or how to interact with humans, going back decades now, because demand is so high. So it's more of a separating the wheat from the chaff event happening to coders. Just my two cents.

No, it it's nearly 100% avoidable. It's like purposely sticking your hand in a fire, you're going to get burned. You know how to solve that?
#23 | Posted by lfthndthrds

So, no treatment for smokers or oilfield workers who get lung cancer or have strokes or heart disease, right?
They chose to be around all those carcinogens.

And what about all the complications that can happen with pregnancy.
Women know how to not get pregnant, right?
Why should we take on the medical risk of them trying to fart out another little welfare baby.

"The interview that exposed academia's cluelessness"

Such a bad attempt at a flex headline, it ends up completely missing the point and owning itself.

Academia exists because there's things we still don't have a clue about.

If it weren't for cluelessness, there'd be no Newton, no Einstein, no world's richest man and botched penis enlargement surgery victim Elon Musk.

"most people grow and learn"

Most is overselling it.
Something like 80% of Americans still believe in the supernatural.

"It's not worth the EU's trouble."

It probably is, barely, based on the size of the UK economy. But there would need to be guarantees they don't leave again, and UK politics doesn't seem very convincing lately. Hopefully the new guy will actually pick a direction that isn't fascism and go there.

"That's some buffalo bob ---- right there."

Pretty common one from back in the day. Biggest evidence against it is the few people who died from AIDS before it became "the gay disease" endemic in the community, before HIV was identified.

Robert Rayford, a 16-year-old from St. Louis, is considered the first documented AIDS death in the United States, dying in 1969 after a chronic illness beginning in 1966; his tissues were later found to contain HIV antibodies. In Africa, the earliest known HIV-1 specimen comes from a Bantu man in Lopoldville (now Kinshasa) who died in 1959 (sample LEO70), with genetic models suggesting the pandemic strain emerged around 1920. --AI Summary

Training a model isn't the same thing as republishing copyrighted works.
#38 | Posted by sitzkrieg

Tell it to your boy Trump.

Philosophy that ignores how reality works is just fiction.
#57 | Posted by sitzkrieg

Can we please leave Ayn Rand out of this?

Though she'd certainly have some thoughts about a machine that could ingest her books and then barf out realistic simulations thereof.

I suppose I will have to experience it before I can decide if I like it.
#50 | Posted by Zed

You've "experienced" it.
Half the content on social media is AI generated.

A lot of people right here said that those who refuse the COVID vax don't deserve treatment.
#3 | Posted by lfthndthrds

There's no HIV vaccine, so that's not exactly a particularly useful comparison.

In both cases, people who have the disease are capable of spreading it to others. So, the reason people who refuse the vaccine are looked down upon, is they are actively choosing to potentially spread the disease to others.

You know, the way you look down on gay people. The way you look down on heterosexual black women, who account for 50% of HIV diagnoses among women. Not that you needed another reason to hate black women, but there you go!

Consciousness is difficult to define. Learning, I'm not sure how that's defined, but at least it can be tested.

There isn't a test for consciousness that livestock doesn't pass, so there's obvious reluctance to go down that path.

It would be bad for business and extremely challenging for the fragile colonialist telos if we formally acknowledged livestock, like the lesser races of negroes and savage Indians, have feelings.

They think they're magically protected or immune from government
#118 | Posted by sentinel

It's not magic.
It's deliberate malfeasance by corrupt leaders.