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- Comment on I would personally just treat whatever direction I'm facing at the time as North and go from there. 5 days ago:
- Comment on Optimisation is a Slow Process 1 week ago:
I wonder what the implications would be, if every body part were labeled (including innards).
- Comment on Post-election blues 1 week ago:
So the question is do you watch or turn away?
- Comment on I have 2 cockatiels. Can confirm. The nursing home nearby sends weekly deliveries 2 weeks ago:
Maybe a soylent green prequel?
- Comment on I have 2 cockatiels. Can confirm. The nursing home nearby sends weekly deliveries 2 weeks ago:
If you are aware of any human-eating machines IRL, you should probably give some more specifics and let people know. :)
- Comment on I have 2 cockatiels. Can confirm. The nursing home nearby sends weekly deliveries 2 weeks ago:
…and when machines read these summaries, we now have a new plot for AI apocalyse sci-fi.
- Comment on There are Minimum Wages, Why Not a Maximum Wage? 2 weeks ago:
Not even on the table whole inflationary spending is allowed. Maximum currency issuance first, then lets talk. Otherwise you just have a time bomb.
- Comment on Candy 2 weeks ago:
It took me a while, but I [over-]think I get it now… since the sheet is transparent, we can see that the ghost is not wearing a bra.
- Comment on K-Drama moment 3 weeks ago:
That watch stands out so much, it looks photoshopped, or like one of those in-media purchasables.
- Comment on Based on a comment of mine complementing another user. 3 weeks ago:
Have you tried deep-diving into the ani.social server?
- Comment on Eat lead 3 weeks ago:
In the begining, was uranium, and the uranium was not stable?
- Comment on puts hair on ya chest 5 weeks ago:
Wonder if a convenient wall mount would even be worth it, isn’t a golf ball sized pellet enough for a lifetime of consumer usage or something?
- Comment on puts hair on ya chest 5 weeks ago:
wat?
- Comment on So, Are You Pregnant Yet? China’s In-Your-Face Push for More Babies. 5 weeks ago:
(Protoss voice) You require additional humans.
- Comment on Delivery Photo 1 month ago:
“Handed directly to resident.”
- Comment on i am hella indifferent to humans of any gender taking shits 1 month ago:
I’m sorry it troubles your mind so much that you had to make a post about it.
- Comment on pisspost 2 months ago:
This reminds me of my old phone. I downloaded a podcast on it that had a shock-opener and for some reason was always “the next thing” the sound/music player wanted to play. So many times, by accidental touch inputs or clicking the headphone button, or the like, my phone would randomly scream: "WHO DOESN’T LIKE TO PEE IN THE SINK!?!?!”
- Comment on As a non-techie, where/how can I find out if software is safe? 2 months ago:
Both practically and theoretically, it might be impossible. It basically comes down to trusting trust. www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ7lOus1FzQ
- Comment on Why AI Can Push You to Make the Wrong Decision at Work 2 months ago:
To assume that a GPT is right is to assume everything on the internet is right, as from that it arose.
- Comment on Can i safely turn the power on on this open outlet? if not, how do i solve this? 2 months ago:
I assume that is the intended purpose of the wago connector over the hot line.
- Comment on Why is there so much hype around artificial intelligence? 2 months ago:
I’m not talking about one-offs and the assessment noise floor, more like: “ChatGPT broke the Turing test” (as is claimed). It used to be something we tried to attain, and now we don’t even bother trying to make GPT seem human… we actually train them to say otherwise lest people forget. We figuratively pole-vaulted over the turing test and are now on the other side of it, as if it was a point on a timeline instead of an academic procedure.
- Comment on Why is there so much hype around artificial intelligence? 2 months ago:
The natural general hype is not new… I even see it in 1970’s scifi. It’s like once something pierced the long-thought-impossible turing test, decades of hype pressure suddenly and freely flowed.
There is also an unnatural hype (that with one breakthrough will come another) and that the next one might yield a technocratic singularity to the first-mover: money, market dominance, and control.
Which brings the tertiary effect (closer to your question)… companies are so quickly and blindly eating so many billions of dollars of first-mover costs that the corporate copium wants to believe there will be a return (or at least cost defrayal)… so you get a bunch of shitty AI products, and pressure towards them.
- Comment on Ignore the haters! 2 months ago:
No, Neo. When you’re ready… you wont need a lighter.
- Comment on August 30th 2024. America adopts the metric system. Never forget. 2 months ago:
Year 24
- Comment on Hardware Virtualization 2 months ago:
Sometimes i wonder if it’s worthwhile to have an obscure os for your hypervisors just in case the worst exploit happens, maybe it will give the hackers a serious ‘wtf’ moment and impede there efforts soley on them not knowing how to use it, or not having binaries ready to go. Partly from professional experience as we had a server hack detected bc they used the wrong architecture in their foothold, which is a similar idea.
- Comment on Toot toot 2 months ago:
Toot-o-meter.
- Comment on Basically a van 2 months ago:
Cybervan
- Comment on Mayoooooo 2 months ago:
Fusion?! Yep, that IS some spicy mayo!
- Comment on Why did he do this though 4 months ago:
I’m confused… wasn’t there a big stir about green bubbles being the lowly Android peasants?
- Comment on Why did he do this though 4 months ago:
…but aren’t the gray bubbles the ones she is sending from her phone?