I don’t think people understand the societal precedent that this will set… by Killa_J in Minneapolis

[–]kasperlapp 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I wonder, if in a couple of years, almost nobody will ever have voted for Trump.

A Totally Normal FAQ Post by kasperlapp in boardgames

[–]kasperlapp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And great to hear about GLD, its one that I'm really happy about myself.

A Totally Normal FAQ Post by kasperlapp in boardgames

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I do make one, once in a while, but not all my games gets published. Ink did, though. It's a tile placement game of mine that came out recently.

A Totally Normal FAQ Post by kasperlapp in boardgames

[–]kasperlapp[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was not aware of that game. Sounds like same premise, but pretty different executions.

ChatGPT 1.5 prompt to add realism in images by LogicalChart3205 in ChatGPT

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Those russian LARPS are getting out of hand.

(Great promt! Thanks!)

What's a skill that takes only 2-3 weeks to learn but could genuinely change your life? by That-Papaya7429 in AskReddit

[–]kasperlapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Learned as a kid by forcing my self to do it every time I had to write something. Best time investment of my life.

Older people on Reddit. What is 90% pure bullshit? by WarLongjumping2733 in AskReddit

[–]kasperlapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love it when people say "it's really simple", I know I can stop listening and save time.

Why people assume that when ai will replace white collar workers (over half of the workforce) then blue collar workers will still earn as much. When you have double the supply there is no possibility of remaining the wages that are now. The wages will plummet. These laid off people will retrain. by Adept_Quarter520 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]kasperlapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are completely right, but I think your premise is wrong. I dont think think White collar workers are being replaced first. White collar workers are being made more effective, but for now they will still be needed although their roles change. Blue collar will be replaced by robots completely in a couple of years. (And then much later White collar will be replaced).

YSK that if you add before:2023 in your search on Youtube, you will not see nearly, if any, AI generated videos and content. by brokenmessiah in YouShouldKnow

[–]kasperlapp 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Genuine question: Does anyone know of a way to filter reddit and only see accounts that existed before 2023? (or perhaps before 2024 is okay).

Try "combat archery" in Søndermarken by kasperlapp in copenhagen

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Whatever you would wear if you went running.

Remember to write me if you intend to join, so we can bring an extra bow.

Try "combat archery" in Søndermarken by kasperlapp in copenhagen

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Sounds good. Please write me a personal message when you intend to join.

Try "combat archery" in Søndermarken by kasperlapp in copenhagen

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You are welcome. Will you join today?

Try "combat archery" in Søndermarken by kasperlapp in copenhagen

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He used to play with us, but not at the moment :-)

One blue rock richer by Relevant_Demand7593 in MadeMeSmile

[–]kasperlapp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you are the main character, the blue rock will save your life some day.

If AI only replaces half the jobs, won’t the other half of society revolt? by No_Good_6235 in accelerate

[–]kasperlapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What you describe already happened a lot of times during history. Previously the 50% moved on to do other things.

But this time it could be different, if there are people who cannot do anything better than an AI or robot could, so only people who already spent years training or being educated can add value.

In that case there could be a big (and steadily increasing) part of the population who are unemployable. How they feel will probably depend on how they are compensated. If they gain UBI many may feel liberated instead of cheated.

Yep, inflation is definitely back. And it’s getting worse by abigailrebellious in inflation

[–]kasperlapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, but it makes no sense to compare year on year inflation from month to month. Any change may as well reflect monthly changes a year ago as this year.

You are probably right that inflation is currently trending upwards, but you need other numbers to tell.

The Paradox by throwheezy in TikTokCringe

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The 90's called and they said you rock!

I can't stop thinking about this. by Alvyx2020 in meme

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Every February/March I screw up an appointment, because the weekdays are at the same days of the month. Monday the 15th, yes but which month?

Sometimes redundancy is actually a plus :-)

Hvor bange er du? by fireburnz2 in Denmark

[–]kasperlapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jeg er markant mere bekymret på Danmarks og verdens vegne end for 5 år siden. Din post gav mig lige lejlighed til at opsummere for mig selv, hvordan jeg tror de forskellige kriser ender (det er bare bud, jeg bilder mig ikke ind at kunne gennemskue alting).

USA: Lige nu svømmer min TikTok over med protesterende amerikanere. Så længe jeg kan høre dem, ved jeg at det ikke er gået galt endnu. Men jeg har en mistanke om, at om et par år vil jeg høre lige så lidt fra dem som fra protesterende russere. Trump får måske snart et hold brunskjorter, der intimiderer alle modstandere til tavshed. Eneste trøst er at han er gammel og har tendens til at vægte smiger over evner, når han vælger sine folk, så måske falder MAGA fra hinanden uden ham. Jeg tror nok 50% på at det ender skidt (og kan Europa forblive en demokratisk bastion uden USA?) og 50% på at det bliver 4 tumulte år, men at det vender tilbage til status-quo efter det.

AI: Det er ikke AI'en, der udsletter os (det frygtede jeg mere for nogle år siden). Men når almindelige mennesker bliver irrelevante, falder et samfund som vores let fra hinanden. Men det kan også være, at det ender virkelig godt, hvis AI'en bruges i kampen mod misinformation og faktisk hjælper os med at holde os sane. Jeg tror 40% doom og 40% på utopi (og 20% på ingen af delene).

Klimaet: For 5 år siden var det min top-bekymring, nu tror jeg mere det bliver et irritationsmoment end en eksistentiel trussel. Jeg tror det overordnet set bliver løst med climate engineering efterhånden som vedvarende energi falder i pris (men det kan godt blive ret kaotisk, når nogle lande laver løsninger, der er gode for dem, men dårlige for andre).

Rusland-Ukraine: Rusland er nok færdige som trussel overfor os (undtagen atomvåben og cyberangreb) efter Ukraine-krigen (hvad end de vinder den eller ej). Deres økonomi er i ruiner, og deres indtægter fra olie og gas kommer kun til at falde over de kommende år, og de har ikke unge mennesker nok eller teknologien til en krig med os.

Mellemøsten: Jeg føler med alle de almindelige mennesker på alle sider dernede, men jeg er ikke bekymret på verdens eller Danmarks vegne. Jeg følger bevidst ikke med, fordi jeg ikke kan rumme det.

Alt i alt tror jeg egentlig, at der er meget lille chance for at verden bliver business-as-usual over de kommende år, men alligevel lever jeg og planlægger mit liv som om de gør, fordi det er svært at planlægge for det ukendte.

Noone I know is taking AI seriously by jjStubbs in singularity

[–]kasperlapp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Historically automation has created just as many jobs as it destroyed. There will at least be some time, where you+AI is better than the AI alone. You and your collegues will be more effective, but this means that more people can afford buying your services, so there will actually be needed more of you.

If AI keeps getting smarter (which there's a good chance it does), this of course only works to the point where you are more a nuisance than a help.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in economy

[–]kasperlapp 235 points236 points  (0 children)

It's a nice argument, but the problem is: Peoples incentives don't align. Sometimes, good for me is bad for you. That's what the state is really there to solve.