Wonka. It's why Lofty had a thousandfold contract out on him. Okay, so it's Lofty (Shortypants) that sold out.
"Oompa loompa doompety doo I've got a tragic tale for you Oompa loompa doompety dee If you are wise you'll listen to me
Dear Loompaland is both luscious and green But not conducive to growing the bean My job was guarding what little we'd got You came along and pinched the lot Hey, why didn't you say something? Well, perhaps I drifted off
Oompa Loompa doompety-day When I awoke, they sent me away I'm disgraced, cast out in the cold Till I've paid my friends back a thousand fold A thousand fold? You gotta be kidding me I repeat, a thousand fold
europesays.com/2608867/ Plus de 257 millions d’euros pour un logiciel inutilisable : le projet XPN de la police nationale étrillé par la Cour des comptes #france
Steve Bannon claims the US should side with Russia, because Russia is a “Christian nation”, while Norway and Sweden was “on the side of the Nazis” in World War 2.
This is of course blatantly false. Norway and Denmark were overrun by the enormous military forces of the Nazis and Sweden claimed neutrality, yes, but for 5 years, Norway and Denmark had fierce resistance movements fighting the Nazis under the direction and aid of Great Britain, while Sweden helped train fighters and hid the jews.
and, Norwegian resistance fighters made life utterly miserable for NAZI occupiers. All of the occupied nations did, but the Norwegians rivaled the Greeks and the French. It utterly disgusts me when people ignorant of history attempt to portray propaganda as history.
Let's forget about the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, and the fact that Stalin and the communists actively suppressed religion in Russia and everywhere else they set foot.
Denrmark saved almost all of their Jewish citizens.
In "Christian" Russia dissidents are thrown out of windows, poisoned, or imprisoned. There is no free press. Ukrainian children are kidnapped and trained to hate their own country. It's one of the most evil countries in the world.
Needless to say, these things are not the normal policy of the Norwegian and Swedish governments.
Honestly, historians haven’t done enough over the last 80 years to discuss the contributions of resistance fighters. As an historian, I have a lot of complaints about WWII historiography. It’s all about Normandy and Stalingrad. Except for the gripping stories about Dunkirk, very little discusses the sacrifices that the British made for five years, one of which was pretty much alone. During that year from May 1940, when the French capitulated until June 1941, when the Germans invaded the USSR, the only real assistance Britain had on the ground were the resistance fighters. Those brave souls in occupied countries probably saved Great Britain until the Russians and Americans could join.
So when former members of the Danish and Norwegian Resistance lay wreaths at cenotaphs all over North America every November in honour of their fallen comrades in the Resistance, who does Bannon think they represent.
as always: no knowledge about history, but making up stories loudly. Motive: clenching onto power to stay out of prison at all costs, he admitted as nuch.
I have a good, smart friend, who unfortunately keeps confusing AI as it is with AI SciFi potential. So he is an enthusiast and he does like to use stories of how ChatGPT helped him be aware of several possible solutions for problems at work. Very technical stuff for repairs. He doesn't credit the original authors of whatever ChatGPT is quoting.
His new thing when he hears about how much people don't like AI is a somewhat resigned, somewhat smug, "fine, get left behind then".
my point is, I think I have seen indications among AI enthusiasts that "get left behind then" is their response to the overwhelming unpopularity of this product/gimmick being forced on people. It is the counter revolution answer to the "WE DON'T WANT IT!" revolution.
A little angry, a little smug, but at least it accepts that forcing it on people is wrong.
I think he is wrong. AI as it is now doesn't have a process for evolving on its own and the cognitive gap is bigger than people think. But, he is a good friend and person, and if he finds it useful, I feel no need to try and take that away from him.
If I am wrong, maybe the world will evolve faster, which could be a good thing. And I have no problem with potential machine intelligence.
I'm similar to your friend in that I actually like and use AI in places it doesn't matter.
But I'm not nearly deluded enough to think of it as anything drastic or to even tolerate the idea that the "AI REevolution" is going to benefit anyone other than a few tech CEOs and a few hobbiest coders.
To me it's the same vibe as with people who are really into psychedelics for spiritual purposes. Congrats you used the MK Ultra gaslight drug to convince yourself that God talked to you through your bong.
Same vibes as using Replit or Cursor to build your entire app and then call yourself a programmer. Congrats you used the hyper scaled, community damaging Gaslight software to convince yourself that you can code and that it can code well.
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