Blemgo
@Blemgo@lemmy.world
- Comment on Sick Day 1 week ago:
Maybe you thought of this old picture?:
- Comment on In the latest Windows 11 preview build, Microsoft removed the “bypassnro” command, which let users skip signing into a Microsoft Account when installing Windows. 1 week ago:
While that is true, logging into your OS can also be done via 2FA, namely via a smartcard. It’d offer a similar protection to it, if not better.
- Comment on If these mother fuckers are trying to make me pay for Healthcare to talk to fucking ChatGPT I swear to god ChatGPT is going to write me so many scripts for opioids its won't be funny. 1 week ago:
Uncommon speech patterns and behaviours. People with ASD are more likely to be suspected to be lying when they are telling the truth, due to avoidance of eye contact, lower stress threshold, talking about unnecessary tangents that seem unrelated to the topic and uncommon stress reactions like fawning.
- Comment on Tech Guidelines For Europeans 3 weeks ago:
Honestly, due to how it’s a paid app, I don’t see any viable mass adoption. Possibly great for a professional/corporate setting, but considering that Signal is free and some people already have a hard time leaving WhatsApp, it’d be hard to convince anyone to pay for a messaging app.
- Comment on Reminder that even if you're dead you can still be useful 4 weeks ago:
Honestly, as weird as this movie and its premise was, it’s a very interesting and recommendable watch.
- Comment on Let me GPT that for you 5 weeks ago:
“working in the LLM server farms makes you wish for a nuclear winter.”
- Comment on Microsoft builds first datacenters with wood to slash carbon emissions 4 months ago:
Ah, seems to be right, my bad.
Also, to correct myself a bit more: it was Europe’s biggest datacenter.
- Comment on Microsoft builds first datacenters with wood to slash carbon emissions 4 months ago:
If memory serves right, one of Germany’s datacenters went up in flames a few years ago because they had wooden flooring and no adequate fire suppression systems.
- Comment on Understanding The AI In Healthcare Debate 5 months ago:
Disclaimer: the article only mentions AI, which I interpret as LLM in my statements due to context.
It feels like this article somehow downplays the effects of AI bias, especially considering how many health insurances already play against their customers. Those companies might push for that tech for those very reasons, simply to save money.
However, I am for AI helping with bureaucracy, as long as one can guarantee its accuracy.