Please elaborate on what u are referring to with regard to systemd machine user association?
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Because it's the gateway to augmented reality and conditions the public even further I to the assumption they are constantly being surveilled.
That's good.
I was thinking we could come up with an acronym resulting in suck
I propose renaming it to SUCKS cos that's what vacuums do.
This is why I love foss software. Their is some guy hacking away at some very specific problem in his own time and he shares it with the world for free. You will have never heard of this problem or even contemplated its existence but once u know some foss developer has solved it going back to a world where it doesn't exist is just a little bit duller.
A human collapse is going to begin in the most vulnerable countries and spread. It's not just going to be everyone everywhere failing at once. What we're seeing is the start of a long term, large scale global change with climate as a primary motivating factor.
I don't necessarily disagree I just don't think that it will result in a total global collapse. I think the most vulnerable will fall and the strong will adapt and overcome same as every other global crisis in history.
Sure. Until "Putin meddled in my elections! We need to go to war with Russia!" and "The Haitians are sneaking in to vote for socialism! We need mass deportations NOW!" is the rallying cry of your local party. And then you're bumping elbows with fascism very quickly.
As an Aussie I'm sufficiently insulated against european inpieralism and middle eastern sand wars. And fascism doesn't scare me considering that I'm a strait white male with what fascists would consider pure "Arian" ancestry.
The global language of the human race is Latin. Damn shame nobody still speaks it.
It defiantly used to be but I think the penetration on English his suowrceeded its influence.
That's not actually true. It is, if anything, a product of a very recent turn in US foreign policy (and subsequent propaganda). The Middle East enjoyed centuries of (relative) stability under the Ottoman Empire.
As I said I am currently in the former seat of power for the Ottoman empire and their treatment of people was anything but peaceful or stable. I WS in the quarters they kept their slaves 2 days ago its was not a pleasant place. The wives of the sultan where by definition taken by force from conkered lands as to avoid giving any particular family any power.
And it was one of the safer industrial stage regions on Earth to live during both World Wars.
I think the Anzac's would disagree on this point but then again how fan they disagree when they all died at the hands of the Ottoman.
For most of that 3000 years, it enjoyed an enormous peace dividend as a center of trade and technological advancement, from which imperial powers positioned themselves securely while branching out across the globe. It was Europe before Europe was Europe.
Its was Rome then its was eastern Rome (which I would still consider the true Rome) until the fall of Constantinople in 1453.
The post-Cold War wave of conflicts is a novelty of colonization and extractive industry. It is the historical exception, not the rule.
Conflict has been the default for the entirety of human history everywhere across the globe. The cold war was a solidification event that caused a bipolar consolidation of factions but nothing more than that.
We've beaten natural selection with manual selection. The future of the human race will be written by its ancestors' in a way vanishingly few species can claim.
Is that not just natural selection by h a different name. Eatehr selection is natural or it is chosen and if its is chooses the correct terminology is eugenics.
But this isn't a reason for fatalism. It's a recognition that our current trajectory is a collective choice.
Its a collective choice amongst collectives. You still have free will to decide what collective and who within said collective you decide to associate with.
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In the process of domesticating themselves cats forgot to update their software on the size parameter. They still they they age lions. I know this isn't scientifically accurate in the slightest but don't let the facts get in the wah of a good story
I herd an interesting theory that such pills and psychology as a whole only exists cos it is economically more efficient to convince people to be OK with their situation
We are already seeing "civilization ending" events happening across the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe.
By civilisation I'm more referring to human civilisation not civilisation in a national sense.
But a lot of that resulted from extractive oil industry long before climate change really started kicking in.
Hey they pay me well for extracting said oil and gas why would I complain about something that is making me rich?
The mass migrations out of the Persian Gulf region, the ugly turf wars over drilling sites, natural disasters knocking out cities that we are no longer able to rebuild... it's all accumulating.
These are far away problems for people I don't associate with it's not a problem for me
But civilizations don't end overnight. The history books are going to write about this era as a span of decades - even centuries - with the ramp up of the O&G industry dating back to the early 20th century and peaking in the early 21st. We're going to be talking about The American Empire rather than any individual politician or business leader.
I absolutely agree!
And we're going to be documenting it in Spanish or Mandarin, because the big English-speaking countries will have walled themselves off from the global business community for so long that nobody knows how to communicate with them anymore.
I disagree English has already become the global language of the human race. Science, programming, a lot of business, etc etc. Its all English. I'm currently in Istanbul the melting pot of culture here is really showing that English is the universal language. Nobody speaks it as a first language but it is the language that almost everyone has in common. For example I was speaking to a group of people from various middle eastern countries and they where speaking English as that was the language they had in common. Side note: The american who joined us was the least educated and spoke the worse English kinda funny lol.
It really depends on how far away from the imperial core you happen to be. And there will inevitably be events that feel like an end of civilization for a subset of people in a way that eclipses the nation as a whole.
Absolutely. I'm an Aussie we are pretty close to both the american and British imperial core. That combined with our remoteness and material/agricultural richness sets us up very well.
I like to go back to the BP Horizon spill, which fucked up the Gulf Coast for years and still weighs heavily on the regional ecology. Or one of the bigger hurricanes - Katrina or Harvey or Ian - which inflicted property damage that never got repaired and displaced tens of thousands of people indefinitely.
Far away from effecting my life so I don't know much about this and am not too bothered tbh.
I might also point to the Gaza Genocide or the Ukraine/Russia War, which has demolished whole swaths of civilization and killed millions through a combination of active slaughter and social murder.
The middle east has been a clusterfuck for 3000years best not to get too invested in any particular tribe in the endless sand wars. Ukraine/Russia situation I think is the last of the empire wars of Europe. We have been doing this shit since the dark age. I've been investing into the European aggregates industry in preparation for the rebuild of Ukraine. I think the Russian federation will collapse into many separate nations (similar to the fall of the USSR) due to the misguided decisions of Putin which will overall be beneficial to the west and the idea of democracy.
or the most recent massive earthquake in Caracas, for which relief has been strangled by ongoing sanctions and the threat of military intervention. Or the earthquake that hit Haiti in 2010 and from which the island still hasn't recovered.
Again far away peoples of a far away nation. Its nation ending perhaps but not human civilisation ending.
If you live in these areas right now, I don't know if you can see the edge of civilization anymore. It is the End of Civilization for you. And as the impact of climate change expands and accelerates, you're going to see more places on the map that suffer similar fates.
Absolutely agree. But trouble and strife has been the nature of existence since the birth of life itself. One either sees the patterns for what they are and positions themselves to benefit or one dies. This is natural selection on a civilizational scale.
We think we have beaten natural selection but we have only deferred the pressured to the collective instead of the individual. Many other people may die but that is a price I'm willing to pay.
I don't think full venisifcation is a real concern and that's a long way off far enough I will not have to endure it's outcomes. And yeah if food production drops the bottom 90% of the populations dies which isn't really my problem.
The west will be a safe haven not because of economic advantage but because we hold the monopoly on violence.
U can grow food without fertiliser we did that for millions of years before we started pumping oil. Most of the united states crop supporting land is used to grow corn that is turned into ethanol for fuel crop yield can reach under 50% and we will still have the same amount of food assuming we drop the ethanol production with corn which is economically nonviable anyways.
People in old houses burning fuel for heat might die those who can afford electrical heating and solar face no risk so again it's the problem effecting only the poor. And this not my problem
Water wars and mass migration are all things that are controlled by the monopoly of violence. As someone living in a western nation and thus a member of one of the states which holds said monopoly I am not concerned. And still that's not full societal collapse that's not even a bump in the road of the human species.
fucked up the future of civilization itself.
That's a bit of an exaggeration don't you think? We are going to have higher highs and lower lowes things are going to be a bit fucked but it nothing close to civilisation ending.
Worst case scenario full ecosystem collapse and that will have the following issues:
- A couple billion people die.
- Most people who will die will be in the 3rd world or already weak (old, fat, etc).
- The west will face mass immigration and if we are to survive we must reserve our resources else everyone dies. Ie full ecosystem collapse will necessitate letting billions starve as they beg for resources we cannot give them.
This is bad but not end of civilisation bad. Ur food might be a shitter and u won't have the new iPhone but overall u will still be living a better life than most kings throughout history.
It's literally just a direction and magnitude in a high dimensional space. In the db its just a huge array of numbers.
They gonna need luck lol. I've been running hundreds of ai bots for months now and nobody has batted an eye. I've measured an average of 3% shift in political opinions for all users who have interacted with my bots with some regular users having a 12% shift. If u have noticed Lemmy getting more right wing over the last year u can partially thank me and my bots for this.
Ohh and don't try finding them they are split across hundreds of instances each with a unique and non shared ip proxy. Each bot has its own beliefs system, interesgs etc and is totally consistent in it's ideology. They classify all comments across lemmy decide if it's core to the ideology then it does targeting with an opinion slightly more desirable than the users current opinion.
I've been working on fake arguments/conversations to better manufacture consent around the desirable opinion but don't wanna pay cost for a smarter LLM capable of that.
Ohh and don't worry I've already indexed every single lemmy user and fingerprinted their beliefs/writing style into vectorspace (I can probably find which accounts are ALTs of which other accounts pretty accurately) so comments can target each specific users emotional vulnerabilities for maximal opinion shift.
PS if u want a specific ideology pushed I'm happy to sell that.
No even strait credits would be fine. Let's game it out: PlayStation sells a console for x-y dollars where x real cost of console and y is subsidisation discount. Their profit from game sales is z. Therefore total profit is x-y+z. Steam sells Gabe cube for x dollars where x is real cost of console and issue y dollars of credits as subsidisation discount. Their profit from game sales is thus z-y dollars. Therefore total profit is x+z-y this is identical to that of PlayStation.
They can still do subsidisation without requiring the PlayStation/Xbox lockin as the credits limit subsidisation to steam ecosystem.
My server is way to weak for that unfortunately. I run some llms on my laptop with ollama but it's not particularly effective. I use it to run dolphin series models when k need an uncensored LLM I have tried running some of the coding models but they just aren't smart enough on my level of compute for any useful work so Ive ended up just paying api prices on open routers.
They could give you steam credits with the purchase essentially the same outcome
We are literally programmed (via neurochemistry) to have reduced concerns about safety in the presence of cute girls. A cute girl literally has more effect on ur brain chemistry than some drugs.
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That's absurd
Selfhosted @lemmy.world I still rely on cloudflare and I hate it.
I think that anthropic just hate the idea that they can't sue for IP theft based on distillation. Despite the fact they pirated almost every book to ever be published. The irony would make you sick if you didn't know how hypocritical they are.