DozensOfDonner
@DozensOfDonner@mander.xyz
- Comment on Woaaaaa 3 weeks ago:
Not sure but mineables? Im probably oversimplifying because all my knowledge of getting stuff out of the ground comes from games but stuff like metals.
- Comment on Woaaaaa 3 weeks ago:
Serious Q: isn’t there actually a lot resources in Antarctica? Or is it just too difficult to set up shop there?
- Comment on You are in this solar system, but we do not grant you the rank of planet 3 weeks ago:
Cease your investigation!
- Comment on Green dye being poured into ballot boxes, throwing a petrol bomb near a polling station: protests across Russia and in occupied Ukraine on the first day of voting in Russian presidential elections 1 month ago:
Ahhh that’s clever
- Comment on Green dye being poured into ballot boxes, throwing a petrol bomb near a polling station: protests across Russia and in occupied Ukraine on the first day of voting in Russian presidential elections 2 months ago:
I actually have no idea, what is the meaning of the green?
- Comment on Reddit has reportedly signed over its content to train AI models 2 months ago:
Why does it sound like reddit trained AI will only get dumber.
- Comment on amazing 7 months ago:
Goddamn
- Comment on Will it ever get to a point where data is so over-harvested that it starts to lose value? 7 months ago:
Ah lol, that makes sense actually. I guess the algorithm isn’t nuanced enough to pick out a case such as yours
- Comment on If God loved the GOP as much as Republicans think he does, he wouldn’t have made Jimmy Carter the longest living president in US history 7 months ago:
Yeah they’ll find a way like that around any argument
- Comment on Will it ever get to a point where data is so over-harvested that it starts to lose value? 7 months ago:
Wait what? You get ads for oncologists? Like what? Cancer medication?
- Comment on Will it ever get to a point where data is so over-harvested that it starts to lose value? 7 months ago:
I did notice that one we talked about vacuum cleaners or something, we got some ads about that. Weird i guess. But 90% of the time with household stuff like that its: research something (and start getting ads), buy something and keep getting ads for another month. And companies are posting top dollar for those ad- companies and their algorithms???
- Comment on Will it ever get to a point where data is so over-harvested that it starts to lose value? 7 months ago:
Yeah I’ve got ads for very weird, retiree, conservative dad shirts a lot a while back, with text like “dad: I fix things and like cars” or something dumb like that.
I’m in my thirties, European, super left, don’t like/never wil have kids. Wtf?
(By the way algorithms those facts are just a present, see what you wanna do with it)
- Comment on Will it ever get to a point where data is so over-harvested that it starts to lose value? 7 months ago:
Seeing how 90% of the ads I get are reeeeeally missing the boat, they might already be over- harvesting my data?
- Comment on Scientists reconstruct Pink Floyd song by listening to people’s brainwaves 8 months ago:
True but they are rates of events, which could be said to be 0 for nothing and 1 for a spike.
That being said there are definitely some things in the way neurons behave that are not very binary, from the potentials driving ion flow to the way certain proteins act. Complex on amazing levels but I’d say it’s stil just a gloopy predicting computer.
- Comment on [deleted] 9 months ago:
Upvote if your save the pizza crust and make garlic-oregano-oil dip breadstick snack crusticles with them.
- Comment on Google raising price of YouTube Premium to $13.99 per month 9 months ago:
youtube has premium?