pennomi
@pennomi@lemmy.world
- Comment on iPhone New iOS Age Verification Sparks Outrage as Users Say 'I Will Switch to Android' 3 days ago:
That’s my next move. I’m done with the mobile OS duopoly bullshit.
- Comment on Replication crisis, my arse 4 days ago:
Somebody needs to learn about a binary search.
(Assuming that there is exactly one ingredient causing the problem.)
- Comment on A million new SpaceX satellites will destroy the night sky — for everyone on Earth 5 days ago:
Generally no. The proposed orbit for these datacenter satellites (which is still a ridiculous idea for oodles of reasons) puts them all in sun synchronous orbit, leaving nigh infinite paths to send a space telescope up through.
- Comment on A million new SpaceX satellites will destroy the night sky — for everyone on Earth 5 days ago:
That’s great, but that comes from funding those things, not shutting down a different industry. It’d be better to shut down non-productive industries like bombing brown kids in the Middle East.
- Comment on A million new SpaceX satellites will destroy the night sky — for everyone on Earth 5 days ago:
Nah, everything at super low orbits like these constellations decay quite quickly. Even in cases of total loss of all satellites (eg Kessler Cascade), they would all reenter within a couple years.
You could relatively easily just put your space telescopes above that orbit and they’d be just fine.
- Comment on A million new SpaceX satellites will destroy the night sky — for everyone on Earth 5 days ago:
I dunno, every engineer not working on space almost certainly ends up optimizing some sort of ad delivery system. The tech industry is almost completely enshittified.
- Comment on Might a well bring it full circle 5 days ago:
Advertisers avoid placing ads in controversially named pages. They are likely protecting their income
- Comment on Iran Propaganda is very entertaining to follow 5 days ago:
Not so much that this slop goes hard. It’s still AI garbage through and through.
But it is somewhat refreshing to see that the propaganda weapons made by the US are predictably being used against them.
- Comment on Iran Propaganda is very entertaining to follow 5 days ago:
I will never not be amused at how poorly AI does at both dice and LEGO.
- Comment on Model 1 week ago:
Yo momma so fat she ate 1 Trillion parameters for breakfast
- Comment on infinite money 1 week ago:
Weak minded people can’t do anything but destroy the work of the great.
- Comment on Musk wades into DHS shutdown, floats paying TSA salaries 1 week ago:
The tax system could be fixed and we’d still be in this problem because it’s not actually about taxes, it’s about control.
Congress is so dysfunctional they can’t pass anything right now.
- Comment on crazy stuff 1 week ago:
I guess vegans like to eat the onion.
- Comment on Sitting in traffic 1 week ago:
For sure, but if I don’t have to, that frees up the road for the people who actually need it.
- Comment on Inside the fiery, deadly crashes involving the Tesla Cybertruck: Cybertrucks have locked passengers inside and burned so hot they’ve disintegrated drivers’ bones. 1 week ago:
According to the article they have higher crash rates and fatalities because the drivers are worse. The cars themselves actually rate fairly high in safety standards.
That being said, I think the safety evaluations are flawed and don’t consider things like electronic locks.
- Comment on Solar is now 41% cheaper than fossil fuels, UN report shows 1 week ago:
You ain’t seen nothing yet
- Comment on Did we win? 1 week ago:
It’s going to be effective, but it’s a sad world where you have to create a total nanny state because there exist a subset of users who are INCREDIBLY stupid.
- Comment on Great Tits 1 week ago:
- Comment on Tech hobbyist makes shoulder-mounted guided missile prototype with $96 in parts and a 3D printer — DIY MANPADS includes Wi-Fi guidance, ballistics calculations, optional camera for tracking 1 week ago:
Doesn’t matter if it’s passed or not. It’s not possible to implement, and therefore completely unenforceable. Legislation cannot change the fundamental limits of software.
This is either a blanket ban on all 3D printers, or none of them.
- Comment on Tech hobbyist makes shoulder-mounted guided missile prototype with $96 in parts and a 3D printer — DIY MANPADS includes Wi-Fi guidance, ballistics calculations, optional camera for tracking 1 week ago:
Good fucking luck. That’s completely impossible
- Comment on Nvidia's DLSS 5 Is a Slap in the Face to the Art of Video Game Design 1 week ago:
I don’t see how this will stay consistent enough for art directors to sign off on it. It’s effectively just a hallucination based on your current video game frame.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Would be pretty cool if the article showed even one picture of a plant under these solar panels. I can’t believe they picked literal stock images of the solar panels in barren deserts for this article.
- Comment on Conservatives: Libz don't even know what a woman is. Also Conservatives: *constantly engage with purely synthetic creations thinking that they are women.* 1 week ago:
That’s the biggest tell. Everything looks suspiciously “samey”
- Comment on meat honey 1 week ago:
I’ve seen people turn bright red and itchy after eating pollen, presumably it’s a likely allergen?
- Comment on Despite recent advances, it's still possible to identify AI slop if you know what to look for. 2 weeks ago:
Exactly what is pictured above
- Comment on Don’t ‘blackmail’ us: Europe rejects Trump’s demand to help clean up Hormuz mess 2 weeks ago:
Maybe don’t burn all your bridges before begging for help.
- Comment on Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 Bug That Locks Users Out of the C: Drive 2 weeks ago:
They need to rapidly reduce the complexity of their software if they want to get this under control. The answer is NOT to add more features, it’s to simplify things.
- Comment on We don’t have room in the carbon budget for a world war. 2 weeks ago:
Reducing population goes a long way towards helping though. It all depends on just how apocalyptic the world war is
- Comment on Yann LeCun just raised $1bn to prove the AI industry has got it wrong 2 weeks ago:
I dunno, the I-JEPA paper only dealt with image classification, and it looks like it isn’t scaling with larger model sizes like the other techniques.
Besides, Meta was one of the biggest failures in AI model building while he was there. Not exactly a confidence booster.
I’m extremely skeptical if he’s truly raising money off of name recognition alone instead of a real demo frontier model that just needs scaling.
- Comment on Yann LeCun just raised $1bn to prove the AI industry has got it wrong 2 weeks ago:
Good luck getting your model to learn how to code through physical experience instead of through text.
