u/ApeApplePine
r/microsoft r/IdiotsOnBikes r/WinStupidPrizes r/AIBubble r/careerguidance r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits r/MarkMyWords r/AIDangers r/antitrump r/wallstreetbets r/DiveInYouCoward r/fuckaroundandfindout r/StupidMedia r/interestingasfuck
▲ 62 r/AIDangers
NEO-FEUDALISM!
what a despicable, dangerous, and wicked man! Anyone on earth really believes that these people, and American corps, American oligarchs will "share" infinite wealth? these people are NEVER benevolent!
notice! he didn't explain: who owns the abundance?
Every technological revolution in history promised liberation and delivered concentration
Musk isn't proposing public ownership of AI infrastructure. He isn't proposing democratic control of the robotics that will replace labor. He's proposing that his companies, his investors, and his oligarch class build the machines. we're supposed to trust that they'll share the proceeds out of generosity.These are the same people who fight unions, dodge taxes, and treat human labor as a cost to eliminate. The same people whose wealth has grown by trillions while wages stagnated.
He is selling NEO-FEUDALISM!
u/ApeApplePine — 26 days ago
▲ 46 r/antitrump
Donald Trump unable to name one verse from "favourite book" The Bible
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u/ApeApplePine — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/AIDangers
You pay for AI subscription?
I have accounts on all AI tools as free tier and rotate while exhausting each one. I am saving hundreds… never missed my first gpt subscription cancel ages ago.
u/ApeApplePine — 2 months ago
Microsoft sued by shareholders over expenses, cloud business, AI
ca.finance.yahoo.comu/ApeApplePine — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/MarkMyWords
MMW: USA will win the world cup championship
The Evidence: Did anyone else catch Trump’s "joke" about keeping the World Cup trophy? Notice how FIFA President Gianni Infantino had zero reaction to it. Given FIFA's notorious history of corruption, the script is basically writing itself. A host-nation win is a massive cash cow, and when the US actually pulls off the upset, Trump is 100% going to claim he orchestrated it.
Date: July 19, 2026 (The World Cup Final).
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u/ApeApplePine — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/careerguidance
I’ve been offered an L3 technical support role at a major tech company. For the past 3.5 years, I’ve been working as a solutions builder across various enterprise IT departments. The compensation is significantly better, but I’m struggling to decide if this move makes sense for my long-term career trajectory. While L3 isn't entry-level, I'm worried about the longevity of support roles in the age of AI. I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether this is a step forward or a stagnation in my career path.
u/ApeApplePine — 4 months ago