Meron35
@Meron35@lemmy.world
- Comment on Tesla's European car sales nosedive for fifth month as customers switch to Chinese EVs 22 hours ago:
Competition is fierce, but they are not exactly struggling due to government subsidies/incentives. These are so extreme that Chinese manufacturers are over producing and dumping “used” EVs with zero mileage for export.
Similar to US agricultural dumping, this is a terrible policy for everyone, except for the beneficiaries of the subsidies, and maybe the overseas consumers who get cheap EVs in the short term.
China’s Zero-Mile ‘Used’ EVs Are Flooding Global Markets - insideevs.com/news/…/china-zero-mile-used-evs/
- Comment on Please remember to spread the word about this :( 2 days ago:
Pure oxygen is actually toxic for humans, leading to hyperoxia. People who breath pure oxygen such as scuba divers need specific training.
Oxygen toxicity - Wikipedia - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_toxicity
- Comment on Tesla Robotaxi Freaks Out and Drives into Oncoming Traffic on First Day 3 days ago:
AI = Actually Indians
- Comment on no way right 1 week ago:
The CIA produced many briefs for Bush warning about Bin Laden in 2001 before the actual attacks. Bush did not take any of these seriously, as summarised by one of his now infamous response “All right. You’ve covered your ass.”
Bin Ladin Determined To Strike in US - Wikipedia - …wikipedia.org/…/Bin_Ladin_Determined_To_Strike_i…
- Comment on Make dinosaurs weirder 1 week ago:
This was already done in “All Todays,” which features depictions of modern animals as distant-future paleontologists might reconstruct them, given just skeletal remains.
Example of Elephant, Zebra, and Rhino: Image
‘All Todays’ Explained - obscuredinosaurfacts.com/blog/…/all-todays.html
- Comment on Pikachew 1 week ago:
- Comment on Uhh... 1 week ago:
- Comment on VCs are starting to partner with private equity to buy up call centers, accounting firms and other "mature companies" to replace their operations with AI 4 weeks ago:
NYC’s AI chatbot was caught telling businesses to break the law. The city isn’t taking it down | AP News - apnews.com/…/new-york-city-chatbot-misinformation…
- Comment on Tea ☕ is leaf juice. While, coffee ☕ is bean juice. 1 month ago:
A soy vanilla latte is a three bean soup
- Comment on Is it true that femboys are "fetishized" by right-wingers or something like that? Or is my friend(who told me this) tripping balls? 1 month ago:
Madison Cawthorn Says ‘Blackmail Won’t Win’ After Nude Thrusting Video Leaks | HuffPost Latest News - huffpost.com/…/madison-cawthorn-leaked-nude-video…
- Comment on Tired of spaghetti? How about ramen? 1 month ago:
- Comment on Report: Apple CEO “cares about nothing else” Than Building Breakout AR Glasses Before Meta 1 month ago:
We were already there 10 years ago with Google Glass. Despite its failure in the consumer market, it found significant success in enterprise settings in the exact scenarios you’ve listed.
Except, all of these are scenarios in blue collar work. Apple seems hell bent on making this succeed in white collar areas with its emphasis on meetings, which is extremely baffling.
How Is Google Glass Doing in Enterprise and Industrial Settings? - Engineering.com - engineering.com/how-is-google-glass-doing-in-ente…
- Comment on How does Google make money from Gmail, the google calendar, drive or other services when used with third party front ends? 2 months ago:
Shoshana Zuboff really was ahead of its time. So many people who were privacy conscious and therefore thought they were clever by simply thinking that Google makes money by only selling your data completely missed the scale of manipulation and control big tech has (myself included).
Google/big tech doesn’t sell your data. Google/big tech sells advertisers predictions of your behaviour, a highly refined, processed version of your data. Advertisers cannot purchase your data, only “impressions” or “views.” In an extra sinister twist, Google/big tech then uses it’s resources to manipulate you in ways such that their predictions become true.
This is why their predictions are the best, because after making them, they have a financial incentive to manipulate them into being true. It is why we naturally see more and more polarization, because after Google has sold the prediction that you will engage is a specific type of content (e.g. right ring rabbit holes), it is financially incentivised to make that a reality, and therefore further push you in that direction, to make their prediction true.
How to “improve” prediction using behavior modification - ScienceDirect - www.sciencedirect.com/…/S0169207022001066
- Comment on Luxury bones? In *this* economy. 2 months ago:
Sike! Many developed nations such as Canada, Australia, the UK, Hong Kong, and Singapore all provide little to no support for dental. Although the UK does have dental ln the NHS, finding an NHS dentist is very difficult.
Many of the residents in these nations end up engaging in dental tourism to nations such as Poland and Thailand, where a dental travel package that includes round trip international air fare + 5 star hotel + dental work is still cheaper than getting dental work done in their home country.
- Comment on Brother accused of locking down third-party printer ink cartridges via forced firmware updates, removing older firmware versions from support portals 3 months ago:
Kyocera. Also Japanese, and plenty of cheap generic toners available online.
- Comment on Not likely to be AI-generated or Deepfake 7 months ago:
Well duh it detects AI generated images that are at scale and that snail cat is way too small for it
- Comment on Clever, clever 7 months ago:
Trap street - Wikipedia - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street
Example of an entire fictional town: Agloe, New York - Wikipedia - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agloe,_New_York
- Comment on Monkey business 7 months ago:
Wake up babe new dolphin fucker copyoasta just dropped
- Comment on Why Surgeons Are Wearing The Apple Vision Pro 7 months ago:
Seems similar to factory mechanics using Google Glass to look up schematics etc.
Of course, Google being allergic to commitments discontinued it anyway, despite its success sin industrial applications.
- Comment on Modern Cinderella 8 months ago:
There must be a gay Cinderella remake out there somewhere. Grindrella gets visited by the fairy thotmother, who transforms his button up shirt and black skinny chinos into a harness and jockstrap and sends him off the royal orgy. The next day Prince DomTop has to go around and top everyone in the village because it was a blackout orgy and he couldn’t see anyone, meaning the only way he can find who Grindrella was is by remembering the feel of that bussy.
