sodokuwizard

It does appear that hollywood/modeling is a major pipeline for these sorts of people - the role tech plays in this ecosystem also can't be understated.

Even with only a fraction of the 50% parsed through and understood - I can't bear the thought anymore that the money made off my back, is ultimately making somebody who strangles children after r*ping them (or his adjacent friends) richer. Even taking one moment to empathize with that level of pain and suffering - it makes ones blood boil.

If no justice is actually taken and people are not made to suffer for the barbarism - people will feel cheated and will want a way to "get back" even within the confines of capitalism via boycott. Old books, IRL activities, etc and trigger somewhat of an analog renaissance and return to local theatre even. It is downright and morally unethical to support the modern system as is.

Do you believe an analog resurgence could take place in the wake of these files?

I'm a junior. Truth be told, I don't really care if professionals/adults see my code or pick it apart/mock it/fork it or whatever. All my repos are private just because I worry about other students being lazy and just ripping my hard work and claiming it as their own. That really pisses me off when I hear some horror stories like that.

Is this unfounded? Or do I have a right for some concern? It's obviously easier for viewers to just see public code repos and browse without ever requesting access so I know I'm losing some traffic (from my portfolio site)

I was thinking the alternative would be just linking my demo on my portfolio site as a proof of concept that yes I made it, yes it works, and if you're curious , here's a link to the code u can request independently of github.

Thank you in advance.

I could see a very strong restructuring of society built around high taxation of heavily AI implemented industries to subsidize a labor program built around cleaning up the environment.

Lets have people become ocean garbage fishers, tree planters, urban cleaners, river cleaners , wildlife habitat rebuilders, policing watchdogs for companies that break the rules, etc etc.

Not all of this is some big brained work either, the average person CAN do it and machinery can be invented (some of it already has) to assist in this work at scale.

Now of course the people have to demand this themselves challenging the status quo cause companies would sure as hell never want to pay for this and some organization will have to figure out where all that waste ends up (deep space?) but it doesn't take away the validity of this space as a valid transitionary role for humans to partake in while we figure out the long term.

Thoughts? Challenges you suspect?