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- Comment on Moats are back! 8 hours ago:
What kind of life is that though. So now you’re stuck in a fancy prison and can’t trust anyone around you?
- Comment on Bill Gates a no-show at India AI summit, event marred by organisational chaos 3 days ago:
He’s one of the “good billionaires” 🤣
- Comment on BIG (like Americans) IF TRUE 6 days ago:
😄🥂
- Comment on BIG (like Americans) IF TRUE 6 days ago:
Got that dairy air 😍
- Comment on Go right 2 weeks ago:
Their inspiration:Image
- Comment on Man posts his incorrect opinion online 2 weeks ago:
I have a pair of slip-ons I’ll throw on when i need a quick trip outside
- Comment on TSMC to make advanced 3nm chips in Japan 2 weeks ago:
Ahhhh, not what i was looking for! 🫠 Guess that’s what i get for asking a kaiju for PC components though 😅 I’ll have to remember this for next time
- Comment on TSMC to make advanced 3nm chips in Japan 2 weeks ago:
Mr. Godzilla, i would like one RAM please 🙏
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Which is really it’s purpose, as far as i can see
- Comment on Tesla's 'unsupervised' Robotaxis vanish a week after pre-earnings announcement 3 weeks ago:
Oh, there’s efficiency–just in the wrong place. He efficiently made a 4% bump in Tesla stock value by telling a few lies. That’s all this is, and has been: profiting on hype/fomo.
- Comment on Leaked Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Test Presentation Impreses After Cancellation 3 weeks ago:
In other words, they’re digging deep in the nostalgia bin to avoid having to create something new
- Comment on noyb win: Microsoft ordered to stop tracking school children 3 weeks ago:
Why aren’t there harsher penalties for behavior like this? They’re given 4 weeks to comply, and then all is fine as long as they stop? Seems like the message they’re sending is “you can track our kids, just be more careful not to get caught next time… If you do, you can at least rest assured that there’s no real punishment”
- Comment on Microsoft CEO warns that we must 'do something useful' with AI or they'll lose 'social permission' to burn electricity on it 4 weeks ago:
Interesting! I was under the impression all data centers were causing similar problems, but leave it to the X Man to go the extra mile to really fuck things up. That piece of shit has unlimited money and still pulls shit like this.
Just to add to what you said, it appears Musk is in violation of EPA standards and they may be doing something about it: techspot.com/…/110971-epa-shuts-down-xai-off-grid…
- Comment on Microsoft CEO warns that we must 'do something useful' with AI or they'll lose 'social permission' to burn electricity on it 4 weeks ago:
I’ve also read reports that the noise levels and pollution coming out of these things is staggering. Not to mention they appear to be built as quickly as possible with little regard for laws and regulations.
- Comment on CIRO confirms data breach exposed info on 750,000 Canadian investors 4 weeks ago:
Gotta love this whole schtick, “oopsie! We weren’t careful enough with your personal info–here’s a voucher for free protection after the fact, because we failed to provide it to you when it mattered”
…and that’s it! Business as usual after nearly a million people have their personal info compromised. As long as this is the punishment, it’s simply a business expense at worst.
- Comment on Meta has discontinued its metaverse for work, too 5 weeks ago:
“where’s the Tylenol?!”
- Comment on Tesla Robotaxis Are Crashing More Than 12 Times as Frequently as Human Drivers 2 months ago:
You raise an excellent point, one which i was hoping to find out more about as well. It turns out Tesla has been working hard to keep pretty much any pertinent information to answer your questions firmly under lock and key.
From this Electrek article electrek.co/…/tesla-robotaxi-had-3-more-crashes-n…
Unlike other companies reporting to NHTSA, Tesla abuses the right to redact data reported through the system. The automaker redacts the “narrative” for each reported crash, preventing the public from knowing how the crashes happened and who is responsible.
Based on the limited information in Tesla’s reports, we know that one of the new crashes involved a Robotaxi driving into a car backing up, another involved a cyclist, and the last one involved an unknown animal.
So he’s basically fudging the numbers and anytime he’s questioned he points at the fudged numbers and says everything’s great, he’s great, now get out of the way while he deploys a fleet of these un-manned deathtraps to “half the US population” according to a properly ultra-super-inflated kind of claim only a douchebag like Leon can make. No, seriously–he actually claimed that by the end of 2025 he’ll have these things serving half the population of the US.
electrek.co/…/elon-musk-with-straight-face-tesla-…
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- Comment on Tesla Robotaxis Are Crashing More Than 12 Times as Frequently as Human Drivers 2 months ago:
I found this part to be even more alarming:
All of the Robotaxi crashes so far have occurred with human safety monitors—who have been trained to take control of the car in the event of a software error—present in the vehicles.
This is significant because, as TechCrunch reported on Monday, Tesla is starting to send out its Robotaxi fleet without safety monitors.
So despite a pitiful record with people trying to correct the cars mistakes, they’re now ready to move on to running them without assistance?!? I am furious at the idea that our safety on the roads is this negotiable.
- Comment on Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for Firefox 2 months ago:
Well if Susan isn’t being compensated several million dollars a year, what incentive would she have to help cancer patients? 🫠
- Comment on It just keeps getting worse - Firefox to "evolve into a modern AI browser" 2 months ago:
Just looking for the next good browser, that’s all. Just the same as i was willing to ditch reddit for greener pastures, even with the snarky cunts that came along too lol
- Comment on It just keeps getting worse - Firefox to "evolve into a modern AI browser" 2 months ago:
I’ve been using Firefox for longer than i can remember. That said, I’m ready to make the leap if necessary. What’s the next browser to succeed Firefox? Suggestions??
- Comment on HDD prices spike as AI infrastructure and China's PC push collide — hard drives record biggest price increase in eight quarters, suppliers warn pressure will continue 2 months ago:
My fear is that this is only going to become the new pricing floor. Someone suggested that these companies are going to systematically scoop up nearly all remaining tech in an attempt to sell cloud computing etc as the only option for the average consumer (due to lack of affordable or perhaps even available tech)…
I wouldn’t be surprised to find out they don’t want us having any access to our own computers etc because they can only control so much of what we can do with them.
- Comment on Sooo... This is happening on Imgur 2 months ago:
Not the person you responded to but i love that one too!! Thanks for posting it 🙂
- Comment on Let's go girls 2 months ago:
I like to take a couple big gulps then pour some over my head to help beat the heat 😎
- Comment on French far right wants to reopen brothels and put sex workers in charge 2 months ago:
Nobody wants to have sex with the fascists, so they make a concession that allows them to get some (for money)
- Comment on ICE 2 months ago:
That can have her. I’ll happily remain on the correct side of history with an Espresso ♥️
- Comment on ChatGPT is down worldwide, conversations disappeared for users 2 months ago:
“controlled blackouts”
Seriously though, why wouldn’t that asshole try something like that? Soon enough it’s gonna be a subscription-only service or you’ll have to start “paying” in compute somehow and you’ll get like 2400-baud chatgpt that’ll take like 3 days to complete a request, lol
- Comment on New tech pulls lithium from dead batteries cheaper than you can buy it 2 months ago:
That’s the advantage of sourcing it locally, of course. I have a feeling these guys have gamified lithium collection through an app like uber or grubhub or airbnb, ultimately taking all the advantage we once had for simply being local…
- Comment on Palworld dev isn’t impressed by "so-called" AAA, prefers indies since they "include the kind of systems you can’t find in other games" 2 months ago:
I fully agree! This is a perfect example of how true the cliche “variety is the spice of life” can be. Novel experiences are abundant when you’re young, but when you’ve “seen/done it all” life can become boring or perhaps feel like the movie Groundhog Day…every day the same routine, no change in schedule or behavior, no change in outcome or expectation. There’s certainly comfort in routine but i find learning and trying new things to be one of the most rewarding experiences as i get older.
- Comment on A Vibe Coded SaaS Killed My Team 2 months ago:
People read these?
