FuckyWucky
@FuckyWucky@hexbear.net
- Comment on Researchers say they had a ‘100% attack success rate’ on jailbreak attempts against Chinese AI DeepSeek 2 days ago:
So the final criticism, “Chinese censorship” argument can be thrown out of the window.
In other related news, experts are cited by CNBC that DeepSeek’s privacy policy “isn’t worth the paper it is written on."
Ok, run it yourself.
- Comment on Russian food prices are soaring — but no one dares blame Putin and the war 2 months ago:
I mean, western liberals were calling it Putin’s inflation. And yeah sure, war in Ukraine did contribute to it but the corporations also took advantage of their price setting power.
And in the Russian case it applies much better. If there were no sanctions, Russia would’ve been able to import more from the international markets. And there are also corps with price setting power there as well. Thank the American puppet Yeltsin for that.
- Comment on BACK IT UP 2 months ago:
They hate sunscreen because skin cancer good apparently
- Comment on Russia Faces a Wave of Bankruptcies as Borrowing Costs Skyrocket - The Moscow Times 2 months ago:
The Central Bank has progressively raised rates since the second quarter of 2023 in a bid to control persistent inflation and support the faltering ruble. However, the soaring cost of borrowing is now pushing many companies toward a dangerous debt spiral, with interest payments consuming one out of every four rubles they earn.
Ridiculous they are still keeping that 21% rate, it was somewhat understandable for the first few months after Feb 2022 to reduce capital outflows but they should’ve lowered it soon. Really goes to show that they have the same brainworms western central bankers have on interest rates being a tool to control inflation.
Thing is, in the west, the rates were never this high to cause such carnage (other than under Paul Volcker). Central bank ‘independence’ and its consequences.
- Comment on AI Elections 2 months ago:
Damn. All the times I listened to Wakko. :/
- Comment on AI Elections 2 months ago:
New York is NWA cat-vibing
- Comment on How a broke Argentine province is countering Milei's deep austerity cuts 3 months ago:
After entering office in December 2023, Milei swiftly imposed his shock therapy in a bid to reverse decades of budget-busting populism that ran up Argentina’s monumental deficits.
“budget busting populism” aka Thatchers TINA nonsense. Never mention the external debt.
- Comment on Finding Caves on the Moon 4 months ago:
- Comment on Sloths 🦥 5 months ago:
- Comment on Aluminum 5 months ago:
Tesla Cybertruck something something.
- Comment on Inside Labour's plan to build 'mini' nuclear reactors around UK 6 months ago:
The real budget will end up being a fraction of what’s needed and most of that’ll end up in capitalist pockets.
- Comment on Inside Labour's plan to build 'mini' nuclear reactors around UK 6 months ago:
They are sound finance deficit hawks, it’s not happening.
- Comment on Once Human is the centre of a storm of data privacy concerns over a policy line about collecting government ID 6 months ago:
This is why everyone should get a fake ID. Very useful tool.
- Comment on If Britain is so bothered by China, why do these .gov.uk sites use Chinese ad brokers? 9 months ago:
UK sounds desperate for any revenue to show a lower deficit %. It can’t increase revenues by raising taxes so it does silly shit like this.
- Comment on If Britain is so bothered by China, why do these .gov.uk sites use Chinese ad brokers? 9 months ago:
the government is out of money ok /s
- Comment on Surprised no one has noticed yet 9 months ago:
Wow thanks. No need though, I got numbers for $10 and defrauded Stripe for $1000.
- Comment on Surprised no one has noticed yet 9 months ago:
Yea weird how that isn’t banned. You would think for someone who hates Trump so much, he would go after TruthSocial instead of TikTok. brandon
- Comment on Surprised no one has noticed yet 9 months ago:
Where do I buy this credit card information? fedposting
- Comment on ‘Huge disappointment’ as UK delays bottle deposit plan and excludes glass 9 months ago:
Have Neoliberals done anything that isn’t a huge disappointment?
- Comment on Cryptominers target AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU, up to $3 per day profit 10 months ago:
yes but hackers have to use existing cpus, they can’t buy new ones so it’s unlikely to push up cpu prices.
- Comment on Cryptominers target AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU, up to $3 per day profit 10 months ago:
That is total dogshit. It would take 6 months to break even assuming no power costs.
And the fact that gpu mining is unprofitable shows how the current crypto “boom” is faker than 2021.
- Comment on ProtonMail voluntarily offers Assistance for Real-Time Surveillance 11 months ago:
Ok isn’t there still TLS encryption on top? Even if the Swiss Government were to tap ISP routers they won’t see much.
- Comment on I've noticed that people make the 'surface of the sun' temperature comparison a lot 11 months ago:
Core of the Earth though
- Comment on UK economy in recession as households cut spending 11 months ago:
Although times are still tough for many families, we must stick to the plan – cutting taxes on work and business to build a stronger economy.
Tax cuts for the rich and businesses never works if there is no demand. Tax cuts for the poor while better isn’t going to make much of a difference because the issue is not taxes it’s low wages and unemployment/underemployment.
Where is the increased welfare spending?
- Comment on Experts lament ‘appalling decline’ in health of under-fives in UK 11 months ago:
Sure, keep using the deficit to fund the rich while destroying NHS.
- Comment on If you buy a clone card imma give you another for free 🤑💰 1 year ago:
thank you George Santos
- Comment on Average UK person has lost out on £10,200 since 2010, thinktank says 1 year ago:
Brexit means Brexit
- Comment on [deleted] 1 year ago:
ok but C kinda sucks for high level shit.
if i want to scrape a website, all i have to do in python is use requests.get
- Comment on Discord Lays Off 170 Employees Due To Overhiring 1 year ago:
“overhiring”
- Comment on UK government sets out plans for ‘biggest nuclear power expansion in 70 years’ 1 year ago:
Neoliberal austerity would prevent anything like this from happening on a large scale. You can see this with all the concerns about “cost”.
