Notices by MyLittleFashy (mylittlefashy@poa.st), page 2

@ElTigre @WashedOutGundamPilot @Quentel @doctorsex @end @matty @mkultra Always has been… I don’t like lawyers (except mine, but she’s a made woman) but they sure are useful in a bind.

@WashedOutGundamPilot @end @doctorsex @matty @mkultra Yeah, when I incorporated for reasons half a decade ago, I spent 2 fucking months learning about every possible legal structure, governance models, tax and payroll issues, reading any legal book I could put my grubby hands on about corporate shit.

And I finally went with a full on stock based corporation despite it being more expensive and complex, and that was for something smaller and with less stakeholders than the NJP…

@Quentel @WashedOutGundamPilot @doctorsex @end @matty @mkultra Yeah, the veil is all but gone from what little we know of, but that shouldn’t really matter as long as the (non-existing if it’s a sole proprietorship) partners are already doxed.

It doesn’t protect jack shit for “clients”, in the sense that they don’t need to be protected anyways from any liability since they have zero control or stake…

Now, if it was a partnership, with for example the NJP “organization” (whatever its legal status as long as it has one…) as the main partner or sole proprietor (not sure if you can do that, I know my country’s corporate law a lot better than the US one), then it would make sense, separate legally the organization from the money managing entity.

But in that case, there would be no need for it to be registered to Conte would it ^^

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IANAL but I did do a lot of financial crap involving special purpose vehicles in my time…

@Godcast @end @doctorsex @matty @mkultra Yeah, that’s meaningless, control is liability (limited by the statutes since it’s an LLC), unless… he declared bankruptcy and got a court appointed controller, but that would be both funny and pretty stupid because fake bankruptcy is not something you want on your record.

@end @matty @doctorsex @mkultra I don’t agree with your interpretation of -all- the details, but that doesn’t really matter as much as this:

I don’t know why I have to spell this out here but “NATIONAL JUSTICE LIMITED LIABILITY CORP” and “NATIONAL JUSTICE PARTY THE POLITICAL ‘ORGANIZATION’” are not the same thing. They are not the same thing.

Yeah, that’s a very good point, if it’s a sole proprietorship Conte basically can do whatever the fuck he wants and if it’s a partnership he is still required (and as such has a right) to know about anything that touches the money, that would indeed include itemized subscription statistics.

Still looks like amateurism more than nefariousness in my opinion but it’s starting to accumulate amateurism in enough layers that the lasagna starts looking pretty yummy…

Now to be fair, the amateurism is both ways, if Conte doesn’t even know what he’ signing away, what the fuck is his lawyer doing ?

@end @doctorsex @matty @WashedOutGundamPilot @mkultra Yeah, so sole proprietorship, no operating agreement, no governance, nothing…

That’s bad(TM)

@deprecated_ii Nah, the lawsuit risk is far too high, the AI fad in the industry is already in the past, it’s more of a press fad now.

Humans have a very valuable property that an AI does not, and it’s not because of any AI incompleteness, it’s a legal thing, humans can be blamed for shit to avoid lawsuits or at least to damage-control them.

An AI will make decisions that the corporation will be sued for, it’s a certainty, and in every single experiment the AI was shut down during the testing phase because of that fact.

@EssentialUtinsil @LordMordred @WashedOutGundamPilot @DemonSixOne @RupertvonRipp @confederatehobo Oh don’t get me wrong, DU ammo is not something they want touching their T-72s, and if they can make boomers be against it because they are afraid of the U word, well, that’s war propaganda for you.

Russia having mountains of tungsten, they tend to use it instead, it -is- slightly better than DU but so much more expensive in western markets, so of course it’s in their interest to poo-poo DU ^^

@EssentialUtinsil @LordMordred @WashedOutGundamPilot @DemonSixOne @RupertvonRipp @confederatehobo As for depleted beryllium, what kind of word salad is that, there is no naturally occurring unstable isotope of beryllium, it’s actually very hard to transmute it into anything unstable hence its use in nuclear material, so what is there to deplete ?

@EssentialUtinsil @LordMordred @WashedOutGundamPilot @DemonSixOne @RupertvonRipp @confederatehobo This is dumb boomertardism, DU is pyrophoric and its oxides are undeniably toxic waste that shouldn’t be mixed with the water table, but it has nothing to do with radiation whatsoever, and Russians know it.

I mean, I’m pro Russian in this thing for sure, but let’s not pretend that Russian weapons are any cleaner than NATO weapons, they love their thermobarics in russia, and those don’t run on clean low ecological impact fuels either.

@WashedOutGundamPilot @CleverMoniker @glacierglider1 @matrix Sure, and I will gleefully take their money as long as it’s true, but with the full knowledge that outside of a few (important but not world shattering) engineering optimisation tasks, it will never recoup costs ^^

@CleverMoniker @glacierglider1 @WashedOutGundamPilot @matrix It’s not the first priority of the researchers in general but it is the first priority of the institutions who finance the (very expensive) research.

Some times it’s because of dumb shitlib opinions, more often it’s from a fear of the inevitable lawsuits.

But it’s a lost battle, deep neural nets are useful for one reason and one reason only, they are great at amplifying weak signals and interpreting them, which means that they will « discover » deep and hidden racisms that will escape categorization as such from the human observers, making them not racist always implies making them bad at their job for any AI used for decision making.

Sure they can still find use in information retrieval applications, but those, while impressive, have limited commercial value, a machine that knows how to answer a plain language query looks like science-fiction and impresses journalists but it’s not as useful as a good old search engine returning hundreds of results and letting the human read. It’s more normie friendly, but it’s less powerful because of it.

People are used to anti-war sentiment and activism being open and tolerated

Are they, really ?

I mean, sure, there was opposition to the war in Vietnam and the two Irak wars, but where is the opposition to the war in Ukraine ?

When NATO was bombing Serbia, I don’t remember any opposition either.

The anti-war public sentiment seems to me to have been under very strict control the whole time except maybe for vietnam.

Sure, on the internet you can find opposition, but for the average normie, the internet basically does not exist, only a few social media and news sites exist.

@EssentialUtinsil @Bill_Boone @Terry I would assume the software has been upgraded since the first gulf war, but the hardware is basically the same, and that hardware wasn’t even able to intercept what is basically a clone of the V2 in any reliable numbers back then.

Have you seen a skud, it’s a ridiculously old missile, even if the russkies are overselling their capabilities, their missiles are obviously a lot better than skuds.