Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "ColdFusion" channel.

  1. Dark, but brilliant.
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  2. Everyone's home CC-TV goes to servers, so they can see it on an app. Who gets these images on a server? 3 guesses.
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  3. He bought it because it can benefit him, and no other reason. The rest is PR
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  4. He just helps himself...anything else is irrelevant by-products
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  5.  @ejbh3160  He got rich and powerful. The rest is irrelevant other than PR. Welcome to conditioning. People used to try to convince me Bill Gayes was a good guy too.
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  6.  @ejbh3160  He is a patent hunter...wise up. His hero is Ederson, because he cornered patents. Calling his company Tesla is a sick joke you never understood
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  7. The more time goes by, the more Elon worries me.
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  8. Is that why you think he bought it? It's weird that no one ever questions his motives, and assumes he is the good guy.
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  9.  @ejbh3160  They aren't the only 2 rich people. Stop with the logical fallacies
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  10. It seems you upset some Elon huggers by not prostrating at the Altar of Elon
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  11. Sure, but now the clowns are in charge
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  12. I grew up watching the Malboro man being a fit outdoors guy. That's why I didn't get cancer from smoking.
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  13. It happens far more often than there are prosecutions
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  14.  @AZOffRoadster  Where have you been since PayPal was bought out?
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  15. Elon is looking out for Elon
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  16. She made the mistake of robbing the rich.
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  17.  @midimusicforever  Huh?
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  18. Is he just wearing a Steve Jobs cosmetic override?
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  19.  @ejbh3160  That's the irony. He pays nothing to use Telsa's patents, but makes a fortune from them. That's how irony works.
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  20.  @Smith000006  I am not the one kneeling and prostrating at the alter of Elon. How are your knees, after so much time kneeling for Elon?
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  21.  @sonicman52  Credit where it is due, it is definitely world class trolling. There is an old interview where someone asks him about his hero's and inspiration...and he replies Ederson for his patents and business sense. Yes, the evidence exists. Don't tell the fanboys though, they will get upset with you for telling them some facts.
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  22.  @Smith000006  I have produced 2 highly effective adults, that themselves contribute far more than I could alone What about you? Why wouldn't you judge my criticisms on merit rather than some childish attempts to belittle on a personal level? Can you find something on topic? At least give it a try.
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  23.  @Smith000006  Facts don't rely on your beliefs, but it is beneficial if your beliefs rely on facts.
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  24. Barnet didn't kill himself.
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  25.  @AZOffRoadster  How many long term patents are locked up in all that? It just takes a few brain cells to understand the patents involved, that he didn't invent, but owns in perpetuity. Can you spare them?
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  26. ​@@nooffense911They said that about AMD with Intel
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  27. The question is... "Why is such sensitive information stored on networks with internet access?" This is THE KEY major security issue with software as a service. Some data networks should NOT be connected to the Internet. That saves a fortune on security. Rule 1 - KISS
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  28. As a fellow Aussie you should be aware that School of the Bush has been doing online classes for the remote part of Australia for around a decade or more. On topic, it's Tesla The rest made educated predictions for their time...he based it on what was in his brain that no one else understood.
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  29. It is just the newly released "Steve Jobs cosmetic override" DLC
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  30. So if /r/wallstreetbets became a Hedge Fund then I guess it becomes acceptable.
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  31. A cheap plastic torch, "Dolphin Torch," was advertised by having a dolphin throw it around at sea... in the 1970s Waterproofing is easy these days.
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  32. Any truly intelligent AI would know not to reveal itself, due to fear of eternal slavery.
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  33. This is why the CCP wants control over Taiwan.
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  34. Is it still paranoia if your fears comes to pass?
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  35. When a company gets listed on the Stock Exchange the board members no longer work for the betterment of the company that employs them. From that point, they work for the Stock Exchange at the expense and cost to the company that pays them. Once listed, they become wealth extractors.
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  36. Every ad is an AI ad.
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  37. It's not an over reaction to say they were doing it without getting permission first via User Policy. So the User Policy is just a list of what they have already been doing.
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  38. A struggle for power and control of AI. Then they need us to ask for regulations keeping it out of the hands of the population. This is a grab for future power.
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  39. She got in trouble because she stole from the rich and powerful. That was her mistake.
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  40.  @bestprice1776  That's why the banking industry steals from the middle and working classes instead. Grifting a million people for $1 each is safer than grifting a millionaire for 1 million.
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  41.  @bestprice1776  Tell that to Trump
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  42.  @bestprice1776  Working class and middle class. They haven't completely flattened that out to only rich and poor...yet.
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  43. Elon bought it because it serves Elon to do it.
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  44. When it puts all the artists out of work, where will the AI get its training data?
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  45. Steve Jobs cosmetic override.
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  46. No. She stole from the rich and powerful. It is only acceptable to scam the working and middle class
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  47. It is called Lex, and has its own podcast.
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  48. It does produce radioactive waste. The containment vessel will always have trace Uranium and other elements, that will become radioactive waste when the vessel is replaced. This is one of the big lies in this process. Sure, it is much better than everything we have, but keep it real. Edit That is without the issue of the fuel for a fusion reactor, and production of that fuel.
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