

Nothing it’s mostly pics of his kids from ten years ago. Some hotel reservations, him buying his house. Most interesting thing is a his cv and job offer to be a lawyer. Only a couple hundred emails max. Mostly old and boring.


Nothing it’s mostly pics of his kids from ten years ago. Some hotel reservations, him buying his house. Most interesting thing is a his cv and job offer to be a lawyer. Only a couple hundred emails max. Mostly old and boring.


Wanted a big calendar and board to sketch ideas and stuff (I was making $40k/month at the time - Covid bull run).
Sent it back because I was annoyed at the lack of stand.


Mods can’t handle the truth



As flies go it’s kinda cute


I bought an electronic whiteboard for like 10k
It arrived without a stand (it had a stand in the photo, but the small print said it was sold separately).


And say goodbye to your knees!


Dogpiles are worse here than Reddit for going against the hive mind. People love downvoting.
Unfortunately for them downvotes can’t stop me here 🖕🖕


Yes and your comment utilised that rhetorical technique. Gish gallop describes how arguments are structured and delivered, not the medium they appear in.
A) Nobody said the environmental costs were fake; the point is that “costly and harmful” does not by itself prove “nobody should use it”
B) “Regulate harmful data centers” is a policy position, not an argument that every use of an LLM is unethical; if the problem is siting, noise, emissions, and water stress, the target is those failures, not the existence of the tool in every context.
C) AI has already contributed to genuine new findings, whether you want to admit it or not.
D) People will pay more for better products, if the work was substandard there would be plenty of opportunity elsewhere in companies that position themselves as ‘slop-free’
E) Your evidence does not justify “long-term use impairs cognitive abilities”: one widely cited paper is still an arXiv preprint on essay-writing with 54 participants, another is an opinion/reflection article, and one of the stronger experimental papers you cited actually found AI assistance increased individual creativity while reducing diversity across outputs. Check my replies where I quoted several more rigorous studies / meta analysis.
F) Calling someone a eugenicist does not fix the evidentiary gap; the defensible claim is that chatbots may worsen delusions or dependency in some users who are psychologically vulnerable to it and therefore need guardrails, not that ordinary use “breaks your brain” full stop.
Less smelling your own farts and more reading the actual evidence and you might gain a clue


You brought it up lol


Vegetarians are still carnists and it doesn’t give you any additional credibility, no. Less in my eyes on the ethical front.
It’s not a vaguely related topic. It’s the same one, avoidable purchases which support environmental destruction. If it’s the environmental destruction that concerns you I’d hope you’d cut out the #1 avoidable cause before getting on a pedestal. Eating animals provides no benefits whereas using AI does, as evident from that Linux game thingie developer who got dogpilled on here the other day for saying he used ai to help him get over burnout.


Yes as I had this discussion with someone the other week.
A peer-reviewed meta-analysis of 51 studies found that ChatGPT has a large positive effect on students’ learning performance, and moderate positive effects on learning perception and higher-order thinking skills (like analysis and synthesis) across educational contexts.
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Students’ Academic Development
Research published in the journal Education Sciences reports that AI in educational contexts can lead to personalized learning, improved academic outcomes, and increased engagement, with many students reporting enhanced learning efficiency.
Artificial intelligence in education: A systematic literature review
Ai tools support problem-solving skills, collaboration, and instructional quality in meaningful ways.


I see the flaw in your reasoning, yes.
Going vegan isn’t equivalent to killing yourself. Just eat beans mate it’s easy.


Gish gallop of shite.
A) overblown, and that argues for cleaner power, better cooling, and more efficient models
B) regulation failure
C) incorrect, they have made discoveries that humans have been unable to. All human knowledge is built off previous knowledge.
D) the enemy is both weak and strong. If they don’t produce anything good then the people who are losing their jobs can’t have either, right?
E) small study based on one task which people are misrepresenting. The actual evidence shows it makes people smarter as they shift priorities.
F) only for vulnerable people. Better safeguards are needed for the weak minded.
G) argument against using people’s likeness not ai
H) use an open source Chinese model
I) market distortion problem, not a principled reason no one should use the technology any more than GPU shortages made all graphics work illegitimate.
J) see (H)
K) try one argument next time. Your best one, maybe people would be more open to wasting time.


Yes of course. There is no moral issue.
IP is a scam, and the environmental impact is overblown.
I trust everyone foaming at the mouth about ai is vegan because eating animals is way more destructive.
I’m not trusting what they say, I’m using the available evidence which indicates no wrongdoing for Clinton and a truck load for Trump so my original comment stands.
There’s no evidence he did anything inappropriate with kids.
Trump, however, has been accused by multiple Epstein victims.
If Trump was able to successfully hide incriminating evidence he would’ve done so for himself.
You wouldn’t need to it’d be plastered everywhere. You don’t think anyone else has looked? So yes it is evidence you do not have anything more than that.
I never said with certainty he was cleared of any wrongdoing. Just that there was no evidence he knew or was involved.
There’s also no evidence he went to the island, all they show is that Clinton flew on one of his foundations donors private 727 on several occasions between 2002 and 2003, primarily for Clinton Foundation humanitarian work in Africa, Europe, and Asia.
And he was deposed and testified in front of congress a few weeks ago. Far more than can be said for any of the actual suspected pedophiles based on the released info.
I have read them check my post history.
If you had read them and there was anything incriminating like there is for Trump you would’ve said that instead of repeating the flying on his plane thing again.
riiight…but they contain plenty of incriminating information about Trump. Where’s the incriminating information about Clinton?
You aren’t breathing in smoke you’re breathing in vapour. Smoke is released via combustion.