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- Comment on Loops publishes their recommender algorithm 2 days ago:
Can you personalize your own ranking algo that can be shared with friends? That’s the breakthrough we’re all waiting for…
- Comment on Return of 4GB RAM in smartphones by 2026 amidst DRAM crisis, microSD slots make a comeback 4 days ago:
First they came for the GPUs…then they came for the RAM…then they came for the PCs…and then we were all using phones as dumb terminals to access the “corponet”.
- Comment on Return of 4GB RAM in smartphones by 2026 amidst DRAM crisis, microSD slots make a comeback 4 days ago:
They can’t even fire the workers because the tech does not do what they claim, they want to use the hype as leverage to convince workers to accept less pay.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
It makes itself (the molecules) wet I guess…so it is wet UwU
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Eh, I like being a hydralisk anyway.
- Comment on US demands access to tourists' social media histories 1 week ago:
Sounds like taliban/fascist strategy: keep people apart and make everyone hate you so you can then claim you’re embattled because everyone rejects you.
- Comment on Evidence That Humans Now Speak in a Chatbot-Influenced Dialect Is Getting Stronger 1 week ago:
Hahaha, now even the source of new data is poisoned by LLMs…good luck trying to outproduce LLM slop to train LLMs…and ending up with goop real fast.
- Comment on Wikipedia is resilient because it is boring 3 months ago:
Good science is boring, good politics is boring, good espionage is boring, good journalism is boring, good history is boring, good banking is boring, good business is boring. Entertainment serves us this pop view of the world…
But wikipedia is more valuable than all the LLM slop machines combined.
- Comment on What If There’s No AGI? 3 months ago:
You need ground rules and objectives to reach any desired result. E.g. a court, an academic conference, etc. Online discussions would have to happen under very specific constraints and reach enough interested and qualified people to produce meaningful content…
- Comment on GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft after CEO resignation 4 months ago:
So they’re just going to use GitHub as a code training dataset? Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
- Comment on Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery 4 months ago:
Just make it an official extension ffs…
- Comment on Marco Rubio orders US diplomats to launch lobbying blitz against Europe's tech law 4 months ago:
Lula won with 50.5%. That is how close they were to being enslaved again. It is not easy.
- Comment on Marco Rubio orders US diplomats to launch lobbying blitz against Europe's tech law 4 months ago:
Why is the EU always blamed for everything? This is how you got brexit. Trade policy and negotiations included all of the inputs of the EU members’ leaders. The problem is that they are split. Some are trump fans (Italy, Hungary), some can’t imagine life without murica (Germany, Poland, Baltics, probably), some want more autonomy (France, Spain).
- Comment on Marco Rubio orders US diplomats to launch lobbying blitz against Europe's tech law 4 months ago:
Oh look, the tech companies sent a shit eating emissary to tell us how to live our lives…
- Comment on Meet the AI vegans: They are choosing to abstain from using artificial intelligence for environmental, ethical and personal reasons. Maybe they have a point 4 months ago:
I’m an LLM freegan, I guess. But I’m cutting back too, the usefulness peaked.
- Comment on White House Orders NASA to Destroy Important Satellite that Collects Climate Data 4 months ago:
Smells less like the old blunt ignorance and climate change denial, but actually destroying detailed proof of what happens in real time due to their inaction.
- Comment on NASA's carbon tracking satellites are on Trump's chopping block | The satellites targeted for removal are the only ones monitoring Earth's greenhouse gases. 4 months ago:
Yeah, magically lose the “password” to access the satellite and have it show up somewhere at a canadian or european climate office.
- Comment on Peak Energy just shipped the US's first grid-scale sodium-ion battery 4 months ago:
Finally something the EU can invest in with those 600 billion. Or buy it, like all EU startups were by FAANG companies. Tramp says it’s dead tech, so it’s ok.
- Comment on Peak Energy just shipped the US's first grid-scale sodium-ion battery 4 months ago:
The part that controls/balances the discharge profiles, right? Because sodium batteries have a more non-linear discharge pattern.
- Comment on Peak Energy just shipped the US's first grid-scale sodium-ion battery 4 months ago:
Yeah, the brine is where various useful ions are extracted from.
- Comment on Peak Energy just shipped the US's first grid-scale sodium-ion battery 4 months ago:
Pumped hydro?
- Comment on Peak Energy just shipped the US's first grid-scale sodium-ion battery 4 months ago:
I love this too, I just hope they don’t use too much Phosphorous, because those reserves are limited too, maybe there are alternative designs once this gets going.
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- Comment on Uptick in inflammatory posts 4 months ago:
I’ve noticed more debatelords, not sure they will stay if we don’t feed them and the more debatelordy instances just simply ban them.
- Comment on Microsoft admits it would have to let Trump spy on EU data if demanded 4 months ago:
I have another question: why do some eras seem to be so free for technology to evolve and so open to new entrants to create their designs and why do other eras feel like a billionaire trap and enclosures for consumers? The 80s/90s felt great for technology, but today it feels like they all want to take anyone’s capacity to do anything beyond being a dumb paying consumer away…like they’re covering all possible outcomes to come out enslaving everyone. Why didn’t they do that in the 80s/90s? Am I looking at the past with rose-tinted glasses?
- Comment on Itch.io are seeking out new payment processors who are more comfortable with adult material 4 months ago:
Yeah, but having a Visa/Mastercard duopoly is already a precarious position. This is just the canary in the coalmine.
- Comment on Itch.io are seeking out new payment processors who are more comfortable with adult material 4 months ago:
This is the way.
- Comment on Australian anti-porn group claims responsibility for Steam's new censorship rules in victory against 'porn sick brain rotted pedo gamer fetishists', and things only get weirder from there 4 months ago:
Nice strawman.
- Comment on Gamers Bombard Visa & MasterCard With Emails and Calls Over Steam and itch.io Censorship 4 months ago:
Everyone has their path into activism and politicization. Last time this happened was when wikileaks got blocked by visa/mastercard, next time, with this experience it may be one of those causes.
- Comment on Australian anti-porn group claims responsibility for Steam's new censorship rules in victory against 'porn sick brain rotted pedo gamer fetishists', and things only get weirder from there 4 months ago:
I would say they aren’t as bad as alcohol and gambling, which are pervasive…some of them are just…art…some aren’t :D I could ask you the same about lots of other things, from music to literature. I just don’t like book burning. If someone put their effort into creating something that they thought was worth creating, why is it up to anyone to ban it for any adult?