meco03211
@meco03211@lemmy.world
- Comment on Father sues Google, claiming Gemini chatbot drove son into fatal delusion 5 days ago:
Or the old “citing Wikipedia” because aNyOnE cOuLd EdIt ThAt!
- Comment on LLMs can unmask pseudonymous users at scale with surprising accuracy 5 days ago:
It seems that i, also the original Unidan, will unfortunately need to create even more alts to escape being found out. Blast!
- Comment on Floating turbine towers above — the S1500 hovers to harvest wind at 131 feet 1 week ago:
Oh. That makes it better.
- Comment on Did I discover a fake conspiracy theory? 1 week ago:
My recollection was if it was on like school property or some place kids were likely to be. That would trigger some enhancement to the crime. I’ve never been in a position to need to know if that’s true or not.
- Comment on New sodium ion battery stores twice the energy and desalinates seawater 1 week ago:
R&d on these I’m guessing takes a little while. And it greatly depends on what niche they fill. Like the poster above said these might have lower density. For applications that move, that’s not usually good. How sensitive are they to hot and cold? That could necessitate thermal management.
- Comment on An AI Thought Experiment on Substack Is Sending The Stock Market Spiraling 1 week ago:
Wait a minute. Is the DOW not ***OVER 50,000 DOL… 50,000. IT’S OVER 50,000!" ??
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
I’ve laughed a number of times watching a car stop at a light or stop sign only to have the entire contents of their snow covered roof slide down the windshield completely obscuring their view. Like had to put flashers on and get out to clean.
- Comment on Why some cities are ditching their Flock license plate readers 2 weeks ago:
Yup. Was just looking mine up and it seems like any material is illegal. If it only affected visibility from certain vertical angles I might be willing to give it a go.
- Comment on Why some cities are ditching their Flock license plate readers 2 weeks ago:
Hrmm. Double checked my state law. I think most of those would run afoul of that. Are there versions that are visible within certain ranges vertically but all ranges horizontally? I think that might still run afoul but would be less likely to be caught just driving around.
- Comment on Why some cities are ditching their Flock license plate readers 2 weeks ago:
Where’d you get that? For my friend…
- Comment on If the next pres. is a Democrat and wants to roll back all of Trumps bullshit. How can they do that quickly and efficiently? 2 weeks ago:
…then instructing congress to put some laws down to fix all the holes the GOP used and abused.
Honestly, I think we need someone to brazenly and publicly abuse the same loopholes they exploited. Then dare them to close them.
- Comment on Correlating Electric Cars With Better Air Quality 3 weeks ago:
It’s not the weight. It’s the torque.
- Comment on Super Bowl Ad for Ring Cameras Touted AI Surveillance Network 3 weeks ago:
Have you tried bopping them on the snoot?
- Comment on OpenAI start showing ads in ChatGPT 3 weeks ago:
“Look it says right here that trump never raped anyone because his penis is so large from taking these special dick pills. I’m gonna get me some so I can have a big dick too!”
- Comment on EPA Advances Farmers’ Right to Repair Their Own Equipment, Saving Repair Costs and Productivity 4 weeks ago:
And currently trying to desperately distract from the failures of ICE and bit releasing the Epstein files.
- Comment on What would happen if a person proved in a lab they're gaining weight while in a verified calorie deficit? 5 weeks ago:
I’m big boned.
- Comment on What would happen if a person proved in a lab they're gaining weight while in a verified calorie deficit? 5 weeks ago:
If you ate a tub of crisco you wouldn’t gain weight equal to the caloric surplus. Your ass would never be the same, but you wouldn’t gain a ton of weight. That doesn’t mean it doesn’t have those calories.
- Comment on Majority of CEOs report zero payoff from AI splurge 1 month ago:
But they can be made to look good on paper. That’s where it counts. At least for the people being paid to make those bad decisions and obfuscate it with “good” numbers.
- Comment on Bethesda announces a new Fallout... reality show 1 month ago:
Aw man. I really like the show.
- Comment on Should I get the Measles and/or Mpox vaccines if I had them as a child? 2 months ago:
Ask your doctor. If you don’t have a doctor, get one. If you can’t afford one, look for local resources or help.
- Comment on Explained: Why you can't move Windows 11 taskbar like Windows 10, according to Microsoft 2 months ago:
Data can say whatever the hell you want if you lack scruples.
- Comment on YSK that Elena Kostyuchenko is an extraordinarily brave woman. 2 months ago:
Huh. J4k3 has several ignoramus markers reflective of generative AI in the text. Obviously those are based on traits that occur naturally, but the combination of traits here are all in harmony with a certain state of ID10T hidden layers model alignment. The background, sentence structure, overall stupidity profile in STFU, word choice on each area of the post, font color and pattern, flatness of the tone, the strands of spittle extending over the slacked jaw combined are especially curious.
- Comment on What happened if the 5th attempt failed? 2 months ago:
And the full screen nude that would load from the top down and idle for what seemed like forever just before revealing the boobies.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Sure. But from my philosophy, everyone is too some degree. The issue becomes what they do with it.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
My hot/shit take. It’s not ableist to say any disability makes you uncomfortable. Everybody is entitled to their feelings and discomfort is one of those. What makes it ableist is how you manage that feeling. If this ex-friend as you detailed stats trying to poison other friends against you, that’s bad. If they try to limit only their own interactions with you, even if it costs them friends or otherwise enjoyable times, in an effort to not sour the mood of the group or to avoid their own discomfort, that’s OK.
My philosophy is that everyone is at least a little bit bigoted. It’s simply a matter of to what degree but more importantly how they manage it. If someone is purely racist down to their core, but they do everything they can to avoid minorities and don’t try to spread their views, that’s not terrible. If they understand it’s wrong and try to minimize their impact in that regard, I think that should be allowed. I wouldn’t necessarily say applauded, but certainly not condemned.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Do they? I’m not convinced some of those idiots aren’t completely surrounded by sycophantic yes-men. They have been convinced they are worthy. My only hope is that the power vacuum on his death sucks them all into oblivion with infighting and back stabbing.
- Comment on Sooo... This is happening on Imgur 2 months ago:
Where’s the jorn when you need it?
- Comment on Is gold investing a scam? 2 months ago:
Because it was found by people in society. It was given value within an established society. I’m not saying no one will value it. I’m saying that until there is an established society, it won’t hold value. Then if you do end up in a society, you need to sway them to adopt gold as a currency while keeping your gold stores secret.
- Comment on Is gold investing a scam? 2 months ago:
Because it was found by people in society. It was given value within an established society. I’m not saying no one will value it. I’m saying that until there is an established society, it won’t hold value. Then if you do end up in a society, you need to sway them to adopt gold as a currency while keeping your gold stores secret.
- Comment on Is gold investing a scam? 2 months ago:
The thing about the value of gold in a society is that it is only valued within the society. If society collapses, there will be no group or entity that could value it. You’d need to wait until people start rebuilding. But then you’d need to be in a position to shape how currency is decided on and minted. Unless you’ve kept your load of gold secret, it’ll be hard to convince people to adopt gold as a currency without starting on more even ground.