ChicoSuave
@ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
- Comment on Robot dogs armed with AI-targeting rifles undergo US Marines Special Ops evaluation 14 hours ago:
Would anti drone guns work on these?
- Comment on Ant colony RTS 'Empires of the Undergrowth' hits 1.0 in June 2 days ago:
It isn’t nearly as satisfying as Sim Ant.
- Comment on Innovation or Overreach? UH Research Casts blame on OceanGate's Submersible Design says: Low quality carbon fibre lead to the accident 2 days ago:
Another whistleblower gone before their time
- Comment on Because of smartphones, pocket TVs were never a thing. 5 days ago:
And that was mid 90s, 10 years before the hand tablets of today.
- Comment on Star Wars: Squadrons is 95% off and also, the perfect May 4th night in - shame the multiplayer's dead 6 days ago:
Maybe, but only if the EA client stuff is gone. Having launchers in launchers in launchers is what stopped me from getting Squadrons.
- Comment on Stretchable e-skin could give robots human-level touch sensitivity 6 days ago:
There will be a day when a robot crushes it’s digit in a machine and learns that we gave it the ability to feel pain.
- Comment on Time slows down 6 days ago:
Even worse, I cracked the small talk code and now people won’t leave me alone or stop talking to me. I am routinely trapped in a prison of my own making. Any wish to be good at small talk is a wish on the monkey’s paw.
- Comment on When you do it yourself and it looks like you did it yourself lol 1 week ago:
Perfect is the enemy of good and you did really good!
- Comment on Who tf 1 week ago:
Snake killed Ganondorf
- Comment on sweet dreams 1 week ago:
- Comment on BOOTY 1 week ago:
Oh my god it’s full of stars!
- Comment on Remember when the body washes contained literal micro plastics and were advertised as such? 1 week ago:
- Comment on Meta’s “set it and forget it” AI ad tools are misfiring and blowing through cash 1 week ago:
And there can only be one.
- Comment on Larian publishing director says "marketing's dead" because players don't want to be "bamboozled," and "we learned that with Baldur's Gate 3" 1 week ago:
Traditional marketing is dead. No one likes ads. But the amount of people watching game streams? Enormous. Slay the Spire is the typical tale of how streaming sparked a deck building gold rush and it started when a streamer played a few hours and got some word of mouth going.
Marketing is still a very viable approach to figuring out how to sell a product. But ads themselves are actually poorly regarded and when folks are given the option of how to receive retail information, they don’t want unstoppable messages for things that don’t appeal and will never be purchased. And it sours the brand to viewers who have to watch.
But getting some charismatic people to have fun with your product? Guaranteed to get some eyeballs who are willing to be there. That’s what ads will start to look like: appeals to friendship.
Marketing is still working but unskippable billboards on the gates of our entertainment are dying off.
- Comment on Generative AI could soon decimate the call center industry, says CEO 1 week ago:
Wait until generative AI tells a customer to touch electricity.
- Comment on Laser on NASA's Psyche asteroid probe beams data from 140 million miles away 1 week ago:
I think you answered your own question.
- Comment on Chinese battery developer unveils new tech with 1,300-mile range that could revolutionize EVs: 'An important piece of the puzzle' 2 weeks ago:
Has China done that before? How does a battery seize control of a parent device when it is only connected by power wires?
- Comment on Aqua horror sim Barotrauma has an update that makes opiates "less of a solution for everything" 2 weeks ago:
The new Husky curing mechanics are terrifying. Cyanide and sufforin to cure a Husk infection? Brutal.
- Comment on The Man Who Killed Google Search 2 weeks ago:
Google internal politics ousted the last of the OG Google guys and replaced him with the same person who killed Yahoo, Prabhakar Raghavan.
The general consensus is that all of the changes to Google since 2019 were driven by profit instead of trying to find things, like a search engine should. And those decisions were spearheaded by Prabhakar Raghavan, who used the training of a data scientist to run Google into the ground for short term financial gain. Sundae Prichai hired Prabhakar Raghavan directly and then promoted him from Head of Ads to Head of Search after firing the guy who had been helping guide Google Search since 1999.
- Comment on ESA lawyer frets about some sort of terrifying ‘online arcade’ if preservation is made easier 2 weeks ago:
Lawyers only help folks if they get paid. The free option is a public defender and lawyers are terrified of those. Pro bono is a scary phrase.
- Comment on Rooftop solar panels are flooding California’s grid. That’s a problem. As electricity prices go negative, the Golden State is struggling to offload a glut of solar power 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, it’s not like it can’t be saved in the brand new storage facility that happens to be one of the biggest in the world. This article reads like propaganda against solar.
- Comment on "Let the Kids Work": States Are Rolling Back Child Labor Laws 2 weeks ago:
They yearn for the mines!
- Comment on Private health insurance market grows by £385m in a year amid NHS crisis 3 weeks ago:
Further, the policy the right wing follows is neo-liberalism. Private ownership of public utilities and forcing everyone to pay for literally every service. Don’t become America.
- Comment on I am working on healthier eating habits 3 weeks ago:
… add butter?
- Comment on RTX 40090 3 weeks ago:
You’re gonna need a lot of coal routes to power 3 power plants.
- Comment on They really want people to RTO 3 weeks ago:
A site that is covered in ads is reporting that people who don’t sell their soul in a prescribed location is suffering from rot. I’m not sure what rot would look like but that site seems less healthy than the condition they are purporting.
- Comment on But how would they be able to live on that? 3 weeks ago:
Measuring the value of a company would be valuations just like now with shares equaling the value of the company. The owner would be divested from the company as it increased in value to separate the two. The value of the company would then be independent of the owner’s share in it.
- Comment on But how would they be able to live on that? 3 weeks ago:
Re-investment. I figured a typo like that would be safe to assume but oh well.
Measuring the value of a company would be valuations just like now with shares equaling the value of the company. The owner would be divested from the company as it increased in value to separate the two. The value of the company would then be independent of the owner’s share in it.
- Comment on ‘My hoo haa is gonna be out’: US Olympians slam Nike for skimpy women’s track kit 3 weeks ago:
Balls will roll
- Comment on Researchers unlock fiber optic connection 1.2 million times faster than broadband 3 weeks ago:
With data caps, you can now go over your limit 1.2 billion times faster!