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  • Y combinator is deeply rooted in fascism, I’m trying to find the hacker-news post that shocked me about “going back to silicon-valley root: the military industry”. The “liberal-progressive” tone that can be read from commenters can soften the overall vibe but in the end the tone is definitely not great : last example for me was how the “stopomarchy” news was treated (flagged, and the comments smells very bad) : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49661901

    It’s been 2 years now that on top of this the vast majority of “news” are LLM related. And if you’re not into that this make the website not worth anything any more.


  • Kajika@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.ml•Why not LLMs?
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    It is lacking the money problem: the high cost is adsorbs by big capitalists organizations (at the cost of the hardware price inflating) that hope to get everyone addicted/dependent on the tool to then surge the prices.

    This is not open tech, this is not for everyone, this is not to make a better world. This is business.




  • Crypto Bro -> https://cointelegraph.com/opinion/web3-has-a-metadata-problem , https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/why-mixnets-are-needed-to-make-bitcoin-private

    Also they love using LLM trained on our works (devs) : https://nym.com/blog/bug-bounty-ai-age

    About the fascism I understand that few people here (proportionally) seems to not be educated on the topic (I see to many pedolandians or canadians in here maybe) : fascism is not being a bad guys wanting to control everyone, lots of monarchs were that way, this is not fascism. Fascism is the bourgeoisie (the social class owning the properties, even more so the means of productions) taking power over society, the more power they grab the deeper you’re in fascism. That’s why many western people do not understand they live in fascist societies while they can agree that money is the real power, not the decrepit old white man put in front (thus they don’t understand fascism, and I think this is on purpose, from schools to media).

    So a senior research scientist at MIT (CEO) and a founder of Swiss crypto brokerage and financial services firm (COO) decided to create a company in… wait for it… Switzerland! Famous country know for it fight against the aggression of the bourgeoisie for the last century and its strong stance against today’s genocides. Definitely not known for being the Nazi’s gold vault and all sorts of awful money laundering. If you understand that fascism come from the people who owns the money what do you think about private banks? Swiss is fascists’ paradise and it always have been.

    I can close my eyes on Swedish people establishing in Sweden, or anyone in his European country, even if the actual government is far-right there or not. But this is not really the case here, it’s more like the Y-combinator guys establishing in Delaware or… Cayman Islands! This is 101 people only seeking money at the expense of everyone else. Hence my point of view this is already quiet deep in fascism, even if there are smart enough not to open their mouth about Palestine and keeping themselves into crypto-broing and “privacy” (I could totally see them loving anarcho-capitalism).

    Also bonus : what social media do they choose? OH NO! Linkedin and Twitter, I wouldn’t have guessed. If you want maximum cringe check the avatar -> https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexis-roussel-01993143/



  • the amount of lies is interesting from your part.

    Let’s go to the awfully fascist page https://world.hey.com/dhh/as-i-remember-london-e7d38e64 , search for “Robinson” and… 2 occurrences. the first being what you quoted* (“this frustration” referring to

    So I get the frustration that many Brits have with the way mass immigration has changed the culture and makeup of not just London, but their whole country.

    Then the second times shows

    Which brings us back to Robinson’s powerful march yesterday. The banner said “March for Freedom”, and focused as much on that now distant-to-the-Brits concept of free speech, as it did on restoring national pride.

    And for good reason! The totalitarian descent into censorious darkness in Britain has been as swift as its demographic shift. […]

    So… he didn’t say anything about Robinson’s politics? You surely see only what you want.