ZILtoid1991
@ZILtoid1991@lemmy.world
- Comment on Wanna tell the class the joke 3 hours ago:
I made a wojak (wheeljak, or sterjak if you want it to be more Polish).
- Comment on The end of Windows 10 is approaching, so it's time to consider Linux and LibreOffice 4 hours ago:
Windows 12, with AI even moreso integrated.
- Comment on You Know What They Say: 4 hours ago:
While it does have the same stile, it does not have the same mistakes. GPT-4o is still “melty”, also it lacks the texturing 4o has for some reason (to hide some other AI-related artifacts?).
- Comment on Trump Mobile launches $47 service and a gold phone 4 hours ago:
Hungary already kind of did that.
- Comment on Trump Regime Wants to Make Approvals Easier for Tesla's Mythical Cybercab 1 day ago:
Cybercrab indeed sound much better. If I had the money and the expertise in robotics, I’d made that happen.
- Comment on God is a girl 🎶 1 day ago:
Wait until you hear what they did to “vaporwave” remixes. Many of newer “slowed down and reverbed” type edits now using time stretching algorithm with very nasty artifacts.
- Comment on "Ice Deez Nuts" 1 day ago:
Sounds like something Mr. Freeze would say…
- Comment on So is he drunk/stoned, or cheating with someone's wife? 1 day ago:
Does not explain the shoes.
- Comment on As disinformation and hate thrive online, YouTube quietly changed how it moderates content 1 day ago:
Hello, I was in the “good old days” of the internet. It wasn’t the “right-libertarian utopia” that right wingers like to paint it was. Sure people believed in “free speech absolutism”, usually until someone whose first “forum” was 4chan, who demanded the same kind of “freedom of speech” they had over there. Also those 4chan bastards were extremely hypocritical with their own “free speech absolutism”, as the moment they got doxxed instead of someone they disagreed with, they either backpedalled, just cried like a bitch online, or rarely literally went that they only meant the free speech for themselves. People who actually lived in those days on the interne,t and weren’t just heard about it some zoomer internet historian or someone whose first “forum” was an anonymous image board know that 4chan marked the end of the old internet, and marked the beginning of the centralization era (4chan sucked up some traffic from fan forums, similarly to what Facebook did later).
What actually is happening is that if you also peddle the right kind of economic policies for Google, you get whitelisted for hatespeech, meaning moderators are only allowed to act on your hatespeech after consultation with the higher ups. Talk about uBlockOrigin? Banned! Talk about how fascists are cruel in the comment section? Your comment is insta-deleted without explanation by the YouTube automod system. Demonize trans people? Wanna call “bad” black people n****rs? Want to talk about how all women are whores and deserve all their rights being taken away? Make sure you also bitch about taxes, how artists and other workers are “entitled”, and write odes about how we need to “move fast and break things, ask for forgiveness later”. Google will be happy to play “heel” for your “face” in case of “censorship”, so you can have the facade of a freedom warrior.
- Comment on As disinformation and hate thrive online, YouTube quietly changed how it moderates content 1 day ago:
It’s the YouTube automoderation system.
- Comment on As disinformation and hate thrive online, YouTube quietly changed how it moderates content 1 day ago:
No, you can peddle hate speech, if you also make videos on why taxes should be eliminated, and how worker’s movements and unions are “negatively affecting the right to work” (according to a former Google employee I knew).
- Comment on Good ending 1 day ago:
Now I want to create a nation called Sugonda, and its official language will be Sugondese, where we create a drug for Ligma called Bofadis.
- Comment on We went from LEARN TO CODE to NO ONE LEARN TO CODE GET A CONSTRUCTION JOB in about a 3 year span. 2 days ago:
LLMs can recite code when asked properly, with a lot of errors. Trying to put code together with it without understanding how said code works is a greater insanity, than making random numbers with mathematics.
The real reason why there’s a downtick in coding jobs is due to Xitter not imploding immediately after the mass firings. Now coders are working overtime with skeleton teams on the same problems, while being overburdened and making more mistakes.
- Comment on Has Slavic engineering gone too far? 2 days ago:
AI likes to hallucinate details it cannot decypher to something else when used for upscaling, but otherwise it’s now plausible that it is AI.
- Comment on Has Slavic engineering gone too far? 3 days ago:
I checked it closer, and it still has a lot of awful artifacting. This could be a result of some really shoddy AI upscaling, which likes to melt details, especially if they just put it into some image generator, and ask it to upscale it. There’s some actual usable AI driven image upscalers for lineart, etc., but they’re obviously not good for photos, and even mess up some lineart stuff.
- Comment on Has Slavic engineering gone too far? 3 days ago:
If it were those Direct Drive washing machines, it didn’t really had that issue.
- Comment on F.D.A. to Use A.I. in Drug Approvals to ‘Radically Increase Efficiency’ 4 days ago:
That is an underestimate, since it doesn’t factor in the knockdown effect of the more lax regulations having, so people will try to sell all kinds of crap as “medicine”.
- Comment on Alternatively 4 days ago:
Issue is, rape is already not being taken seriously as a crime, so they don’t really have to care.
- Comment on No Kitty 4 days ago:
No problem, that anime is a bit of a garbage.
- Comment on AGI achieved 🤖 4 days ago:
Reality:
The AI was trained to answer 3 to this question correctly.
Wait until the AI gets burned on a different question. Skeptics will rightfully use it to criticize LLMs for just being stochastic parrots, until LLM developers teach their models to answer it correctly, then the AI bros will use it as a proof it becoming “more and more human like”.
- Comment on YouTube relaxes moderation rules to allow more controversial content. Videos are allowed if "freedom of expression value may outweigh harm risk" 4 days ago:
Actual reality: Right-wing grifters are already on a “whitelist”, as long as they also talk about lower taxes, lessening regulations and worker’s protections, and also got popular enough. Source: knew a former moderator for Google.
- Comment on Interesting news 4 days ago:
If it was lemmy dot ml, then you likely criticized Xi Jinping, and apparently Xi Jinping is equal to all Chinese people.
- Comment on France Moves to Classify X as an Adult Site Amid Digital ID Crackdown 5 days ago:
Nazi propaganda: I sleep
Porn: Real shit
- Comment on Tech moguls want to build a crypto paradise on a Native American reservation 5 days ago:
You mean those really cool conductive rubber dome over PCB with slider keyboards, right?
- Comment on The perfect accessory 6 days ago:
Not from a person without a 3D printer.
- Comment on Why so much hate toward AI? 6 days ago:
It even made “manual” programming worse.
Wanted to google how to modify the path variable on Linux? Here’s an AI hallucinated example, that will break your installation. Wanted to look up an algorithm? Here’s an AI hallucinated explanation, that is wrong enough at some parts, that you just end up just wasting your own time.
- Comment on How do you know when someone is too stupid to own an electric car 6 days ago:
But how else can he pretend he painted (sic.) that picture by his own hands?
- Comment on Why so much hate toward AI? 6 days ago:
GenAI is automating the more human fields, not some production line work. This isn’t gonna lead to an abundance of clothing that are maybe not artisan made, but the flooding of the art fields with low quality products. Hope you like Marvel slop, because you’re gonna get even more Marvel slop, except even worse!
Creativity isn’t having an idea of a big booba anime girl, it’s how you draw said big booba anime girl. Unless you’re one of those “idea guys”, who are still pissed off that the group of artists and programmers didn’t steal the code of Call of Duty, to put VR support into it, so you could sell if for the publisher at a markup price, because VR used to be a big thing for a while.
- Comment on Why so much hate toward AI? 1 week ago:
The capitalists owning the AI thanking you for fighting on their side.
- Comment on Why so much hate toward AI? 1 week ago:
My main gripes are more philosophical in nature, but should we automate away certain parts of the human experience? Should we automate art? Should we automate human connections?
On top of these, there’s also the concern of spam. AI is quick enough to flood the internet with low-effort garbage.
