unexposedhazard
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- Comment on Microsoft offers to relocate nearly 10% of China-based staffers to the US or allied nations — AI and cloud engineering exodus from China begins 2 days ago:
You think china is just gonna let those people leave? Lmao
- Comment on Algerian man found alive after 26 years in neighbour’s cellar 2 days ago:
We have no idea about the conditions he lived in, but i think 26 years is easily enough time to turn a humans brain into complete goo. You can train anything into and out of a human in that timeframe.
Thats basically what the most extreme forms of military training do aswell. You take a human that has empathy and a fear of death and you just completely eliminate those things from that persons entire existence.
- Comment on Google has an idea to prevent phone scams, but it'll mean allowing its AI to listen in on your calls 2 days ago:
Yeah sorry, im just way to lazy to explain the basic realities of the IT landscape to people. If you want to understand, read the Criticism and controversies section of the Google Wikipedia article.
- Comment on Google has an idea to prevent phone scams, but it'll mean allowing its AI to listen in on your calls 2 days ago:
If you cant understand why trusting google with anything (let alone a complete black box inside your phone) is a bad idea, there is no point in having a discussion with you.
- Comment on Google has an idea to prevent phone scams, but it'll mean allowing its AI to listen in on your calls 2 days ago:
Unless it doesnt count as “recording” because the information is being transformed by the model in a way that keeps the law from applying to it. But yeah, it will be interesting to see how this might go in court.
- Comment on Google has an idea to prevent phone scams, but it'll mean allowing its AI to listen in on your calls 2 days ago:
pwetty pwease dond shawe my data 👉👈
- Comment on Google has an idea to prevent phone scams, but it'll mean allowing its AI to listen in on your calls 2 days ago:
Im sorry but are you high or something? You clearly understand enough about computers to know what those words mean, but you didnt even consider that google phones can do whatever they want with data thats “on-device”. Every device with google services has a root backdoor. Ofcourse they will gather all that data, because why wouldnt they? They can also gather it on demand, because it will surely get logged on-device and can be extracted at any time.
Also even if they wouldnt collect the data, its a fucking horrible idea in the first place. Sure lets outsource trust in our communications to some shitty machine learning algorithm that is dumber than a fucking toddler.
- Comment on He comes at night 3 days ago:
This is Kevin all over again…
- Comment on Country music 3 days ago:
In a pineapple under the sea maybe?
- Comment on If you're seeing this, I'm in jail. 3 days ago:
Yeah the point stands dumbass. “Over-investigation” of what he believed to be innocent troops.
- Comment on David McBride: Australian army whistleblower jailed for leaking documents 4 days ago:
Oh yeah absolutely, im just trying say that they are corrupt through and through, thats why it will never happen unless the goverment drastically changes.
- Comment on David McBride: Australian army whistleblower jailed for leaking documents 4 days ago:
Usually they are “in too deep”. If you start investigating properly then you wont just have to jail some low level soldiers, you will have to jail high ranking leaders and maybe even some politicians.
Anyone that has been covering for these criminals will also need to be punished. So their only option is to never admit anything happened because the consequences are just too big.
- Comment on A literal depiction of how capitalism invades all aspects of life 5 days ago:
Now im wondering if whats depicted on it, is even actually there behind it.
- Comment on UN revises Gaza death toll, almost 50% less women and children killed than previously reported 5 days ago:
Oh no we only allowed half as many innocent people to be murdered. Quick lets tell everyone, so that they can be motivated to kill more :)
- Comment on A literal depiction of how capitalism invades all aspects of life 5 days ago:
I didnt even notice that they even completely covered the wall in a fake facade at first. Like “oh we wanna protect the look of this beautiful monument” but also “here look at this advertisement!”
- Comment on Aki (by Maenoo) 5 days ago:
Love it when the characters have just a lil bit of chonk to their belly to remind everyone that being a stick is not required to be attractive.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
Weird setting ngl, but crazy attractive woman.
- Comment on England gets 27 new bathing sites – but no guarantee they’ll be safe for swimming 5 days ago:
So 0 bathing sites and 27 aesthetic water sites.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
This is the dumbest shit i have ever heard, but makes sense because this is “lemmyshitpost”
- Comment on The power of AI 1 week ago:
Pay wall hell is real.
- Comment on Discovering what this man has done has ruined my day 1 week ago:
Not to be rude but that means either you are a grade schooler or home schooled or just never went to school at all no? I feel like you cant spend more than 2 days on the internet without stumbling upon some part of the history of WW2.
- Comment on Passions. 1 week ago:
This leaves many questions. Is granny petting aligators and seeing them as ducks due to LSD? Is she petting ducks but we are on LSD? Or are we seeing what she sees while on LSD?
- Comment on Is Boeing in big trouble? World's largest aerospace firm faces 10 more whistleblowers after sudden death of two 1 week ago:
If the whistleblowers truly believe that the previous ones were assassinated, then they are brave for speaking out. They might be stupid, foolish, whatever, but they would be even more stupid if they didnt consider the possiblity of it being true.
Intent is what matters here not what is actually the case. This is obvious when it comes to law. For example if a judge decides that you truly believed that your life was in danger in a situation and that you had to act in self defense, you can usually not be sentenced for murder, even if it turns out that your life wasnt in danger after all.
Really this is a grammatical framing problem, but i think its totally fair to call these people “brave” either way, because even if their lives arent in danger, then at least their livelihood is.
- Comment on Is Boeing in big trouble? World's largest aerospace firm faces 10 more whistleblowers after sudden death of two 1 week ago:
I agree that calling it “killing whistleblowers” is a bit too early, but for the point that the top comment was making, it doesnt actually matter. Because his point was about the bravery of the other whistleblowers coming out and for that it doesnt matter if they actually got killed or not.
The 10 other whistleblowers are brave because there is a good chance that at least one of the whistleblowers was killed. They are still brave even if it turns out that the first two died of natural causes or suicide.
- Comment on Is Boeing in big trouble? World's largest aerospace firm faces 10 more whistleblowers after sudden death of two 1 week ago:
There is plenty of evidence of foul play you smartass. They willingly risked lives over many years and are still currently flying many planes with defective unsafe parts. Going from that to assasination is not a big leap.
Multiple of the whistleblowers and their colleagues have also independently said that their workplace was directly and deliberately sabotaged in order to continue using defective parts.
- Comment on Kevin May Try to Sleep with You 2 weeks ago:
Good follow up to the earlier post. Almost too good for a shitpost.
- Comment on How do recommend eating this? 2 weeks ago:
Lick it like ice cream and if people stare at you weirdly, offer them to share it with you.
- Comment on How do you build complex shapes? 2 weeks ago:
Oh lol i thought u turned the white print into a black end product somehow. Silly me.
- Comment on How do you build complex shapes? 2 weeks ago:
Cool stuff. The paintjob or coating you used makes it look really professional.
- Comment on How do you build complex shapes? 2 weeks ago:
I use blender for all my 3D printing stuff. It might not be the most beginner friendly but its a great tool to know and use once you have some experience with it. I once used it to design a 3D printed lamp thing and then also used blender to simulate the lighting effect and light passing through thin white filament.