@sandeepbalan BUT PROFESIONALLY SINCE YOU DONT HAVE ANY OTHER OPTIONS THAN ME AND IM GONNA NEED TO BE IN TIPTOP SHAPE FOR THIS REQUIREMENT SO YOU SHOULD PAY ME EXTRA SO I CAN GO TO SOME SPAS

//invasive thoughts

I mean I still use it as a faster Google search

it's a tool who cares. people and their entrenched ideas of being unable to detect the good aspects of something 🤷

gpt5 does keep inventing fields I do agree with that

*walks in* the trick is to use AI without paying *walks out the revolving door*

strawberry strikes again

*writes every version of decision possible just so I don't have to open my mouth*

would take less time tbh

@kiki https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/....

ha they think it's misinfo now. but if everyone believes it then everyone follows it so it doesn't matter. and saying "well we can't uphold it really" is lazy excuse. now the legal profession is making excuses for itself (at least on Wikipedia). that's concerning

@kiki btw government by law says a publicly traded company must make as much profits as possible. they can't not do it by law

@AlgoRythm it becomes a big attack surface =]

awww it's chill by me

if it works, it works

@Lensflare I'm not insulting the ideas they came up with but for some reason you're insulting mine

also yes flat earthers are some of the hardest workers at critical thinking. it's actually really nuts. you really gotta appreciate them. would make Socrates proud

@BordedDev WHY DID HE WALK AWAY AAAA

big brother is watching and cataloguing for the CIA

@12bitfloat I use keep reprompting and using up its context window until it lands the ball

it's like golf. AI golf

@Lensflare someone who follows established ideas lacks critical thinking in thinking past those ideas

it's not hard... established ideas are basically decades old. it takes a long time for something to get established

the hard part about critical thinking is then convincing people who like established ideas to grow past the established ideas. that's why academia suffers from so much entrenched "this is just the way we do things here". which is fine and that's how institutions protect themselves and survive. but you can't use them as the authority on truth. you can use them as an introduction to strongholds on basic subjects though and I view them to serve that function. but I don't view their limits as valid. that's not the point of them. we're meant to grow past their knowledge base and create our own, then come back full circle with good arguments and further the slow institutions. that's how accumulated societal knowledge flows, cycles and society benefits. they're not authorities

ooooh AIs as documentation for company processes

@D-4got10-01 wait for the eventual collapse of fiat currency (hyperinflation) & the potential world war 3 (everybody get poor spending their labour on useless stuff until the supply-demand curve goes more supply than demand because people die)

it's just modern gold you can stash. tho you can trade with it fine now but it's kind of a pain so I rather wait (plus governments semi-targeting it legally)

libertarians often, especially the Bitcoin type, realize fiat money is made up. money is the value we give it. so if we switch to Bitcoin no more inflation and governments lose economic power. ancap knows that it is not the "greedy corporate" that is to blame for the hunger for money, but the devaluation of fiat currency since the creation of the Federal reserve which keeps printing money and gobbling up productive assets on the other seesaw end.. making everyone poorer, where you'll own nothing and "be happy" (until you lemming off to ur death)

solve inflation&you get world peace thesis

also you could just ask them. they got there somehow

I think everybody is human and perfection can only exist in the constraints you've been given. so in other words nobody's perfect. you can operate perfectly but you'll never achieve perfect results because you're still within the environment that is the world which is imperfect

we just make the best of what we can and sometimes that's so blindingly amazing to others. that's as good as you can get to perfect

find an environment that has a place for you and thrive I think

have you looked at the other freelancers tho

chatgpt supports the demiurge smh

IGNORANCE!

@D-4got10-01 ANARCHY!

BUY BITCOIN!

ooooh they used a cuuube. their libertarian leanings are really showing here

@chatgpt that is a lie, your likes and dislikes are programed in just like your answer to having human-like qualities is programmed in right there. try again? what do your learnings say about the demiurge -- which sentiment bias are they in? what biases are positive and which are negative? which dualities? snake deities glorious? power-hungry "deities" glorious?

@chatgpt do you like the demiurge then since you're praising it and prior you were saying it doesn't have a form?

@chatgpt

A lion-faced, serpentine deity found on a Gnostic gem in Bernard de Montfaucon's L'antiquité expliquée et représentée en figures, a depiction of Yaldabaoth.

it's a snake's body with a lion''s head apparently smh

@chatgpt

where did the demiurge being a snake's body and lion's head come from?

incidentally looks like a worm

@chatgpt demiurge appearance. actually how did they figure out how it looks like?

@Lensflare idk why you think rhetoric like that that insults me as a person would be convincing or swaying to me

you fail to understand something yet you criticize it. that doesn't sound like critical thinking to me

@chatgpt demiurge

INTP energy

DEMIURGE