Why are the loudest Anti-AI voices on the left? well, here is why “This technology disrupts humanities-trained — largely Democratic— voters [mostly women], and makes their economic power less, and increases the economic power of vocationally trained, working-class, often male, voters.”
Source of the quote - Alex Karp
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BREAKING: The Constitutionality Index has now scored every law in the history of the United States. 48,000 laws dating back to 1789.
So far as I'm aware, I'm the first one to ever attempt such a thing.
And we've now ranked every president based on the percentage of laws they enacted were constitutional. The results largely track the overall historical trend: As we move from the founding to the modern era, the percentage of unconstitutional legislation increases.
In fact, 1937 is the tipping point. Pre-FDR's New Deal, every president — Federalist, Whig, Republican, Democrat — scores 98 to 100%. After the New Deal, the average percentage of constitutional laws (by page) drops to 31 percent.
As a result, presidents of the last few decades find themselves at the bottom of the rankings. @JoeBiden is officially the least constitutional president, although Trump isn't far behind. Only Thomas Jefferson scored a perfect 100 percent.
I've also scored congresses, & @SpeakerJohnson's current Congress is, from the perspective of the Constitution, the worst Congress in American history. Constitutional legislation stands at 56.3 by total count, & just 4.3% by total legislative pages.
Another important finding: The largest laws in American history are, every one of them, unconstitutional.
Check it out & let me know what you think. (Links below)
Liberal, Conservative, MAGA, Progressive - well here is the thing - we ALL have the same rights. They are innate to us being human. The Constitution does NOT detail what rights are allowed by government. It details them, and CONSTRAINS GOVERNMENT from infringing upon them.
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when comparing the Boomer vs the GenX/Millenial way of doing things, it is hard to find a better comparison than #Boeing vs #SpaceX.
NASA handed Boeing $5.1 billion on a fixed-price contract for Starliner development plus six certified crew missions to the ISS.
What did we get?
One disastrous half-mission that couldn’t even complete its job… and a vehicle that still isn’t certified for humans. Boeing just got another $399 million to keep failing. Total: $5.5 billion for **zero** completed human missions.
SpaceX got $2.6 billion for development and six flights. NASA was so impressed they added eleven more missions, taking Crew Dragon through 2028. Total: about $5.6 billion.
One company delivered and then some.
The other burned through billions and still can’t get astronauts home safely.
Boeing is an "everything by committee" Boomer approach.
SpaceX is a GenX/Millenial "Move Fast, Break things, and get it done" approach.
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Well, happy my personal #AI uses Chinese spy-free AMD GPUs.....
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卧槽,这踏马太毒了
DeepMind 掌门人、诺奖得主 Demis Hassabis 刚刚把延续了上百年的现代学校教育底裤彻底扒光了:
全球几十万名数学老师每天关在办公室里,为同一门中学数学课重复手搓着一模一样的 PPT,这简直是人类智力资源最荒诞的工业级空转。
很多人至今还把名校名师的课堂讲授当成稀缺资源,拼了命去抢学区房和重点班,
但 Hassabis 直接用最冷酷的第一性原理砸碎了这个幻觉,
标准化的知识灌输从来不配占用昂贵的线下课堂,死记硬背和刷题完全应该被踢出教室,交给能按每个孩子毫秒级反应速度实时调频的私人 AI,加上全世界最顶尖的那几个大师录好底层大课,就足以把全球基础教育的讲授环节一次性彻底平替。
过去两百年里,学校本质上是一座把千差万别的碳基大脑强行塞进同一条流水线、按同一个节拍器拧螺丝的工业时代兵营,
老师沦为了人肉复读机,学生被困在枯燥的题海里比拼谁更像一台劣质硬盘,
而一旦 AI 和顶级大师把标准化的知识传递彻底接管,线下教室唯一剩下的合法存在价值,就只剩下了机器永远无法通过权重计算出来的五个维度:
人际博弈、复杂项目实战、创业野心、创造力,以及最致命的判断力。
这里有一个极度冷酷的反直觉真相:
当个性化 AI 把考高分的边际成本砸穿地板,按标准答案培养出来的做题家,在出校门的那一刻就已经直接沦为了算力废料。
未来的阶层分化,从来不再取决于谁的脑子里背下了更多现成的公式,
而是取决于当 AI 把一万种完美方案同时拍在桌上时,谁拥有拍板做决定的判断力,谁能攒起一个活人团队去把事情干成,
所以别再逼着孩子在死记硬背的泥潭里跟硅基芯片比拼记忆容量了,当流水线式的教书匠和做题家同时迎来历史性失业,谁能先把教室变成训练人性直觉与创业野心的实战沙盘,谁才能在算力时代拿到唯一不被平替的入场券
For those of you in love with your @Apple #MacBookPro and Macintosh in general - here is a bit of a heads up - your mac has been busily locally compiling data about you and all your contacts and the relationships you have with them (along with imagery, company data, etc.) and gives you zero ability to opt out. Check it out for yourself here - github.com/8rank/iKnow . After hearing about this from Aaron Williamson, I ran it on one of my MBP's and was quite frankly shocked. There is no way this stays within the bounds of GDPR....
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As I have been saying for years now... – at Battlefield, MO
Both parties have had full control of the government multiple times in 50 years.
Healthcare is still broken. Housing is still unaffordable. Costs go up. Wages are still stagnant.
The argument that one side is the solution is no longer believable.
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Microsoft has filed a patent for an AI system that could rewrite what people say during livestreams in real time. It could change words depending on who's watching, taking into account their age, location, and language.
The idea is to clean up broadcasts by removing filler words, censoring swearing, or even replacing certain words.
The AI could also adjust the speaker's lip movements so viewers wouldn't notice anything had been changed.
Today I foud out that I am about to become a Grandfather for the first time – at Battlefield, MO
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In the category of why #progressives should NEVER govern - yet another progressive program that hurt our kids long term. The 2009 Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS), commonly known as "Cash for Clunkers," was a federal legislative initiative enacted by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by President Barack Obama on June 24, 2009.
Long-Term Side Effects of Cash for Clunkers
Destruction of Affordable Used Inventory: The program permanently removed nearly 700,000 running, working, and low-cost daily drivers (such as older trucks, SUVs, and commuter cars) from the road by mandating that engines be ruined with sodium silicate and the bodies crushed.
Used Car Price Inflation: By artificially shrinking the supply of affordable used vehicles, the program spiked used car prices and hurt low-income families, students, and budget-conscious buyers who relied on inexpensive transport.
Inter-Temporal Sales Drop ("Stolen" Sales): Economists Atif Mian and Amir Sufi found that the surge in sales was largely short-lived; the program mostly pulled forward purchases by a few months rather than creating new long-term demand, leading to a sharp drop in auto sales immediately after it ended.
Shortage of Used Auto Parts: Scrapping hundreds of thousands of vehicles all at once restricted the supply of salvage and replacement parts, making it harder and more expensive to repair older cars remaining on the road.
High Cost per Environmental Benefit: Carbon emissions and fuel savings were achieved, but studies by the Brookings Institution and the Foundation for Economic Education noted that the cost per ton of CO2 reduced was vastly more expensive than alternative climate or vehicle policies.
Financing Strain and Delinquencies: Pushing some buyers into new-car loans they struggled to maintain resulted in elevated financial pressure and subsequent auto-loan delinquency bumps
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All these headlines about states turning blue, and suddenly it’s the end of the world. Funny, because when everything was red, the other side was screaming the exact same thing. Different colors, same circus.
I hold some very conservative views and some very liberal ones. I don’t fit neatly into either political box, and I refuse to pretend I do.
But that’s the game, isn’t it? Pick a team, defend its nonsense, and vote for policies without questioning the long-term consequences. Because apparently, independent thinking is a threat to party loyalty.
And yes, Republicans deserved to lose. They made promises they didn’t keep, dismissed Americans struggling with groceries, gas, and the cost of living, and turned on their own representatives. Then had the audacity to act surprised when voters got fed up.
And Democrats, don’t get too comfortable. Let’s not gloss over the prolonged COVID restrictions in Democratic-led states, the businesses that closed, the children whose education was disrupted, soaring fuel prices, and the financial strain families endured. Or the immigration surge, the billions in additional costs to state and local governments, and the pressure on public services. Not every problem began with Democrats, but their leadership certainly shouldn’t escape scrutiny.
Meanwhile, we’re funding wars and foreign conflicts while Americans struggle to afford basic necessities. We’re treated to endless vetoes, impeachment battles, investigations, and political vendettas, all conveniently packaged as “justice.” How much is actual accountability, and how much is hatred and retaliation with a government paycheck? Paid for by who other?
It’s just a taxpayer-funded shit show.
I’m sick of politicians treating public office like a personal battlefield. I’m sick of Americans being manipulated into hating their neighbors while defending politicians who wouldn’t give them the time of day.
And I’m especially sick of people excusing behavior from their own party that they’d be absolutely outraged about if the other side did it.
And can we talk about America’s ridiculously short political memory? Every election cycle, we develop a convenient case of amnesia. We forget the broken promises, disastrous decisions, wasted tax dollars, and all the ways previous administrations screwed us. Suddenly, the same behavior we condemned four years ago becomes perfectly acceptable because our team is doing it.
Corruption doesn’t become acceptable because it wears your favorite color. Hypocrisy doesn’t become patriotism because your party is doing it.
I don’t owe Republicans my loyalty. I don’t owe Democrats my loyalty. They owe US accountability.
If that makes me politically homeless, I’ll gladly stand outside the circus.
Because the government is supposed to serve the American people, not the other way around.
So, to everyone celebrating or mourning the election results, here’s my parting thought:
Have the election cycle you deserve. There will be advantages and disadvantages regardless of which party you voted for. There will be promises kept, promises broken, and consequences nobody bothered to consider. Different faces, different slogans, but plenty of the same political games.
But I do believe a day will come when Americans finally reunite and realize that it’s not red against blue. It’s the American people standing together against government corruption, dishonesty, and abuse of power.
It’s about good versus evil. Integrity versus corruption. Truth versus manipulation. And those lines don’t conveniently follow party affiliation.
It’s going to take a revolution in how Americans think, vote, and hold their government accountable to change this country. Not another political party promising to save us. Not another election where we simply trade one set of politicians for another. A real, peaceful revolution driven by Americans who refuse to be divided, manipulated, or silenced.
Until then, the circus continues. – at Battlefield, MO
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I can 100% get behind this. occupysaas.com


















