Feathercrown
@Feathercrown@lemmy.world
- Comment on Once again, looking for PS2 game suggestions! 5 days ago:
There are some good PS2 Crash Bandicoot games-- any of the platformers, or the racing ones (I had Crash Nitro Kart and can confirm it’s a good time)
- Comment on A ‘demoralizing' trend has computer science grads out of work — even minimum wage jobs. Are 6-figure tech careers over? 1 week ago:
Skill issue /s
- Comment on OK what is your Roman name? 1 week ago:
Skor Barius
- Comment on Google says adblockers caused YouTube views count to drop - this is what adblockers told us really happened 2 weeks ago:
Still better tbh
- Comment on YSK the basic techniques for "deprogramming" people who you think are in a cult 2 weeks ago:
Oh, you’re like that.
- Comment on YSK the basic techniques for "deprogramming" people who you think are in a cult 2 weeks ago:
What do you define as a “hard lefty”?
- Comment on YSK the basic techniques for "deprogramming" people who you think are in a cult 2 weeks ago:
Don’t let people’s association with a term ruin it. This causes the same issues as the euphemism treadmill.
- Comment on A ‘demoralizing' trend has computer science grads out of work — even minimum wage jobs. Are 6-figure tech careers over? 3 weeks ago:
Maybe if people hadn’t pushed everyone in the entire fucking world into my field we wouldn’t have this problem
- Comment on Marketing Doesn't Work on Nerds 3 weeks ago:
Have you tried UBlock® Origin™ Lite?
- Comment on Michigan GOP Lawmakers Propose Total Ban on Porn 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on The Crussy 3 weeks ago:
I’m sick of this shit 😭
- Comment on Can anyone identify this colony formation? 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Can anyone identify this colony formation? 4 weeks ago:
They’re in your walls they’re gonna come for you
- Comment on Can anyone identify this colony formation? 4 weeks ago:
I miss the sadam hussein memes
- Comment on AI Startup Flock Thinks It Can Eliminate All Crime In America 4 weeks ago:
Before rrading anything else I’m going all in on this only mentioning violent or public crimes and ignoring financial or corporate crimes
- Comment on xkcd #3139: Chess Variant 4 weeks ago:
No way thats so cool
- Comment on xkcd #3139: Chess Variant 4 weeks ago:
I played this once, it’s great, would recommend
- Comment on Hollow Knight: Silksong Sparks Debate About Difficulty and Boss Runbacks 4 weeks ago:
The difference between “I don’t like this” and “this is bad” is too often overlooked
- Comment on Foolproof advice 4 weeks ago:
I read that as “a slice of milk” and like. Technically yeah it’s not wrong
- Comment on MIT Study Finds AI Use Reprograms the Brain, Leading to Cognitive Decline 5 weeks ago:
Clearly their mind has been taken over by the machine /s
Baffling comment tbh
- Comment on MIT Study Finds AI Use Reprograms the Brain, Leading to Cognitive Decline 5 weeks ago:
You haven’t done anything, though. If you’re getting to the point where you are doing actual work instead of letting the AI do it for you, then congratulations, you’ve learned some writing skills. It would probably be more effective to use some non-ai methods to learn as well though.
- Comment on Desiccant dehumidifiers are fascinating... but not for everyone [29:19] 5 weeks ago:
He was on Mastodon for a bit but I think he didn’t like the culture
- Comment on Choose wisely lemmings 5 weeks ago:
e
- Comment on [Important] Catbox Needs Your Help 5 weeks ago:
I can never see catbox files anyways
- Comment on Malicious compliance 5 weeks ago:
The meaning of a meme can change separately from the image itself. That’s what makes it a recognizable concept distinct from the image in the first place.
- Comment on Malicious compliance 5 weeks ago:
But in that scenario the subject of interest (who we’re trying to determine if they’re stupid or malicious) is the commander regardless of whether they were stupid or they were malicious. In your original scenario, you aren’t comparing the hypothesis of a malicious employee to a stupid employee, you’re comparing a malicious employee to stupid instructions. Hanlon’s razor does not imply the employee is not malicious because you aren’t using it to imply the employee is stupid, you’re claiming the instructions are stupid, which is a perfectly good motivation for malicious behavior from the employee. A correct usage of Hanlon’s Razor here would be to say that you should assume the employees are stupid rather than malicious. I disagree with that interpretation because Hanlon’s Razor is often wrong, but it’s at least a valid usage of it.
- Comment on Malicious compliance 5 weeks ago:
Both are valid. You didn’t create it. Putting quotes around “created” indicates I believe a different verb (eg. “requested”) would be accurate. Putting quotes around “you” indicates that the AI was the one who created it. They’re kind of a package deal here so either works.
- Comment on Kick faces possible $49 M fine after French streamer Jean Pormanove dies on air 5 weeks ago:
I think Kick should be able to censor streams on their service that are showing torture
- Comment on Malicious compliance 5 weeks ago:
“You” created it, you say?
- Comment on Malicious compliance 5 weeks ago:
Memes are conceptual not literal