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- Comment on Why I won't be participating in No Nut November 1 day ago:
Making Thanksgiving really awkward
- Comment on How come back in the day a person could download or pirate books till their hearts content, but one movie and your ISP would give you a DMCA notice? Why no DMCA with the books? 2 days ago:
I have gotten an ISP copyright letter for a book torrent before I was using VPN for torrenting, it happens. Not DMCA though.
- Comment on Does anyone actually believe this "rogue AI" nonsense? 3 days ago:
The current examples of it happening are questionable, but I think less contrived rogue AI incidents are likely to have a lot of impact at some point in the future, and see no reason why this would not be possible. Would really prefer that to a world where they work exactly how these companies want them to and it doesn’t blow up in their face tbh.
- Comment on All you had to do was tell me what you want 1 week ago:
Would it work to share and then order more food for yourself
- Comment on He’s patiently waiting 1 week ago:
Sometimes I think deliriants might be fun but nah
- Comment on I think its pretty weird how so many lemmites proudly declare that they are blocking each other all the time over the smallest of things. 1 week ago:
It does, some styles of rhetoric basically require a context of contentious argument, especially if they revolve around mockery/bullying and contempt for reasoned debate, so depriving them of your actual and apparent attention is the best you can do.
- Comment on Debt bound 1 week ago:
Less sad if it’s AI so it’s AI
- Comment on AI Driving Game Players Are Burning Through So Many Tokens Its Developer Had to Take Out a Bank Loan to Keep It Running 1 week ago:
It will though
- Comment on Anon hates C++ 2 weeks ago:
How many games write their own 3D engine anymore
- Comment on Raise your hand for a second if this is new to you, too. 2 weeks ago:
Especially if there’s a phone attachment, something like this would be greatly improved with buttplug.io support
- Comment on Bill Gates: People saying AI will create more jobs don’t understand what’s coming 2 weeks ago:
Transcript:
Interviewer: So tell me about why you think AI really will take jobs away from human beings at a significant scale. Bill Gates: Yeah, so there’s no doubt to date, AI has created more jobs than it’s destroyed. The demand for the skill sets even just to build the data centers is very, very high. We have a, you know, a reasonably low unemployment rate. The superiority of these systems is subject to a threshold where you have to believe that it’s incredibly reliable. And if you’re going to have your tele-sales or tele-support capability be AI-driven, you want to make sure that its accuracy is better than humans. And so the only profession we’ve truly crossed over that threshold is coding. And even there, I know a lot of people who are, you know, kind of stuck in the past and, you know, don’t want to use the AI for coding. But managers of coders get that most applications can be developed very inexpensively. We will, in the next few years, cross over those thresholds for accounting, legal work, tele-sales, tele-support where 24 hours a day in every language with infinite trivia capability and no urgency, you know, so you look at the AI nurse and their several companies. They have perfect memory. [Interviewer briefly clarifies something here, I removed this part because the autotranscription didn’t handle it well] You know, you go to San Francisco and ask people, do you rather ride in a Waymo or rather ride with the human driver? Go ask people in the UK who use limbic for mental health support. You know, so the notion that just the market demand preference for driving or the nurse, you know, or even the person on the phone will favor humans. That’s a quality threshold which will be passed through, you know, if say insurance companies are still doing human claims, medical claims, which is a very AI-capable task, then a competitor who has very few human employees will come in and change the pricing model for that industry.
I think robot customer support will always suck because whatever it is you need from the company, they don’t actually want to bother with you. Don’t think I’ve ever made a phone call because I needed “trivia capability”. It won’t be good because they won’t give it access or authority to actually help anyone.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Recently, people have used AI to release sub mods of SFO: Grimhammer III that work with updated versions of the main, Creative Assembly-developed video game
This is not enough information, what does it even mean? The original mod does not work with newer versions of the game for some reason? What’s the motivation for the mods-of-the-mod? Seems like important context that is missing.
- Comment on Michelin-starred restaurant fined for serving dessert topped with ants 4 weeks ago:
tests that found heavy metals above permitted levels in the ants.
That seems like the bigger issue tbh
- Comment on Citizens United was never about helping people 4 weeks ago:
np, also technically it is not a law, it’s a court interpretation about what laws the constitution allows en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_United_v._FEC
- Comment on Citizens United was never about helping people 4 weeks ago:
One problem is that it’s a supreme court decision, and the only way to “repeal” those is a constitutional amendment, which requires support of a 2/3 majority of congress, or a new set of supreme court justices to make a new decision, but those are lifetime appointments and so you may have to wait decades for an opportunity. Realistically the only options are workarounds because a literal repeal has a very high barrier that’s unlikely to be overcome even with a very successful mass popular movement.
- Comment on What was the actual reason for the crusade against NSFW games? 4 weeks ago:
Wasn’t there also a legal angle to this? I seem to remember that payment providers had some potential concern about legal liability and were painting with a broad brush to avoid it, though I don’t remember exactly what laws would have been relevant
- Comment on How Amazon Busts Unions, in Its Own Words 4 weeks ago:
Reading this makes it sound like even in places with decent labor laws, it’s not enough because this highly organized conspiracy of deep surveillance, emotional manipulation, and the implied threat of withdrawing business entirely from an area rather than negotiate with a union is very effective regardless.
- Comment on Anon gets in a bad mood 5 weeks ago:
Anon has bloodsugar crash, administers a concussion and becomes convinced that is an effective treatment
- Comment on STARCRAFT | Announce Cinematic | Dominion 5 weeks ago:
A game being announced for years in the future and all they have to show is a cinematic screams vaporware to me
- Comment on Anon is touch starved 5 weeks ago:
One time I was in a really cramped airport shuttle van seated between two attractive guys, I was very uncomfortable at first, but after thinking it through realized it was because it felt really nice and I was uncomfortable with that. So since I had no choice anyway I decided to just relax and enjoy it until we got to the airport.
- Comment on Post and user deleted after finding out Ai was used 5 weeks ago:
It’s understandable to not want to disclose AI use if you’re facing harassment over it, but pushing a marketing narrative about the skill of the artist behind the game at the same time seems deceptive.
- Comment on Anon reads Don Quixote 1 month ago:
This is why I greatly appreciated how in This Is How You Lose the Time War, there are only two characters that matter and their names are Red and Blue
- Comment on Labor plans crackdown on social media algorithms as Taylor says he’s ‘deeply sceptical’ 1 month ago:
There is more information in the article about which algorithms it does not consider to be algorithms:
Opt-out options for algorithms would give users the choice to make their social media feeds only feature content from friends and groups they choose to follow.
- Comment on Flock is canceled—and its competitors are profiting 1 month ago:
Given the Snowden leaks, it seems inevitable that if that data is being recorded and collected into the servers of a small number of US companies, that it will end up being used to enable nationwide searches regardless
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 1 month ago:
I wanted to check if anon was lying, but the only recent numbers I found are on what looks like a website of a conservative think tank with a pronatalist/marriage ideological mission (a little creepy imo). It does reference a cdc survey that seems real as the data source but still a bit sus to me though too much effort to reproduce their work. I’m pretty sure it’s anon’s source of information since it also covers ages 22-34 and they chose that range deliberately:
We focus here on males and females ages 22-34 because this is the key window in which people tend to marry and start families
And the other numbers that I looked at seem to match up. If I’m being paranoid I’d wonder if anon is actually their intern doing social media propaganda campaigns.
- Comment on 📡📡📡 1 month ago:
“Other inmates have access to adult games while I only have the right to play less interesting kids games,” the 35-year-old kid-killer wrote. “One example is ‘Rayman Revolution’, a game aimed at three year olds.”
During his trial, Breivik told the court that he had played marathon sessions of violent video games like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as “training” for his attacks.
wow
- Comment on “Tf???” 1 month ago:
Oh so the caption is completely made up
- Comment on DANNY621/H3-World · The first interactive world model built on MiniMax-H3 1 month ago:
Looks pretty cool, though I’m guessing this takes way more vram than I have
- Comment on Why is the world's "oldest profession" still illegal ? Instead of being better managed? 1 month ago:
Couldn’t you also address that issue by decriminalizing being a sex worker, but keeping the other side of it illegal?
- Comment on Anon comes into some money 1 month ago:
Might want to throw a cheap rice cooker in there to avoid the inevitable mishap from anon’s likely unfamiliarity with operating a stovetop