TheReturnOfPEB
@TheReturnOfPEB@reddthat.com
- Comment on DuckDuckGo poll says 90% responders don't want AI 1 day ago:
and 45% of those replies were A.I.
- Comment on Trump’s Pal Mark Zuckerberg Censoring Site That Names ICE & Border Patrol Goons 2 days ago:
i remember reading about north koreans using smuggled usb sticks to distribute media censored by the government
i guess i should finding all my all usb thumb drives
- Comment on How many active robots do you think exist today on this planeeet by your best estimate ? 6 days ago:
yeah i think so, too. i think that automation should count.
- Comment on How many active robots do you think exist today on this planeeet by your best estimate ? 6 days ago:
irobot as of 2024 sold 50 million roomba
- Comment on How many active robots do you think exist today on this planeeet by your best estimate ? 6 days ago:
i would prefer not to use auction style estimates
- Comment on How many active robots do you think exist today on this planeeet by your best estimate ? 6 days ago:
I’m going to count that as (11*t)*1,000,000,000 and use it as a statistical bumper in the final analisis
- Comment on How many active robots do you think exist today on this planeeet by your best estimate ? 6 days ago:
Players choice.
- Submitted 6 days ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 21 comments
- Comment on Google won’t stop replacing our news headlines with terrible AI | It now says AI headlines are a ‘feature,’ not an experiment. 6 days ago:
Did you know that fascist regimes generally prefer dubbing films and tv instead of subtitles because then they get to control what the film or show really says to their captive citizens.
Google is doing the same thing here.
- Comment on Although they have a collar adding a necktie doesn't really dress up pajamas 1 week ago:
make a reservation at a fancy restaurant and show up and i’ll watch this space
- Submitted 1 week ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 14 comments
- Comment on Bluesky just verified ICE 1 week ago:
Publishing posts is exactly the act of endorsing their posts.
- Comment on I don't understand how Trump gets away with all his senial BS. How come everyone is telling him to piss off or use the constitution to shut him the hell up? 1 week ago:
Because Trump has 70 years of organized crime surrounding him.
Because Trump has organized violent militias to protect him.
Because Trump uses the NSA as a personnel filing system for blackmailing and extorting people.
Because we are all hoping that he just dies without having a civil war over his tiny teeny tiny hands.
- Comment on ‘ELITE’: The Palantir App ICE Uses to Find Neighborhoods to Raid 1 week ago:
So who can be held responsible for when the app fucks up ?
- Comment on Hard drive prices have surged by an average of 46% since September — iconic 24TB Seagate BarraCuda now $500 as AI claims another victim 1 week ago:
Billionaires are not going to give you a chance to decide whether you want a dumb thin AI client or not.
You won’t be able to procure the hardware even if you could afford it.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
What a fucking joke that would be on US American networks.
We are ranked like 30th in the world for bandwidth. No fiber dropped to the curb. And shit speed wireless like Verizon today.
Bezos is so out of touch it is stupid.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Verizon tried to charge me a dollar for an emailed version of some instructions their CSR was flubbing on the phone.
Glad to see that they seemed to have found their dollar somewhere else.
- Comment on Is there anything like a Beholder monster before 1975? 2 weeks ago:
The beholder (eye tyrant, sphere of many eyes) is most frequently found underground, although it infrequently will lair in desolate wildernesses. The globular body of this monster is supported by levitation, and it floats slowly about as it wills. Atop the sphere are 10 eyestalks, while in its central area are a great eleventh eye and a large mouth filled with pointed teeth. The body is protected by a hard chitinous covering. The creature’s eyestalks and eyes are also protected, although less well (thus the armor classes of 2 and 7 respectively). Because of its particular nature the beholder is able to withstand the loss of its eyestalks, these members are not computed as part of its hit point damage potential, and lost eyestalkswill eventually grow back (1 week per lost member). The body of the monster can withstand two-thirds of its total damage potential, while the great central eye can withstand one-third this total, i.e. a beholder with 45 hit points con withstand 30 hit points of damage to its body before being killed; the eleventh eye can withstand 15 points before ceasing to function. Eyestalks take from 8 to 12 hit points each before being lost. The body of a beholder represents75%of potential hit area, the central eye and the eyestalks 10% each, and the 10 small eyes 5%. Eyes: The various eyes of a beholder each have a different function. Typically only the central eye, plus 1-4 of those on stalks are able to function considering that the attack is coming from an arc 90’ before the monster. If attacks come from 180" double the number of eyestalks able to function, and for 270" or 360" triple or quadruple the number. Attacks from above enable all 10 eyestalks to function, but the central eye cannot.
- Comment on Are there any realistic solutions to the ICE raids like community defense organizing and training, for example? 2 weeks ago:
the same way that they were dealt with in WW2 seems to be the only way to deal with fascists at all
- Comment on Should AI Agents Be Classified As People? 2 weeks ago:
yes they should pay taxes for using human resources
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
i think that i’ve seen some historical battle videos where the bigger guy in armour just body slammed the smaller guy in armour regardless of weapons.
mass equals a lot in fighting giving equal fighting abilities
- Comment on Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai are cowards - X’s deepfake porn feature clearly violates app store guidelines. Why won’t Apple and Google pull it? 2 weeks ago:
fancytalk for a double standard
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to rant@lemmy.sdf.org | 0 comments
- Comment on Looking for PDF collaboration 3 weeks ago:
will you want version control ?
- Comment on Gen Z’s Tony Hawk is Tony Hawk 3 weeks ago:
That has always struck me as a bad hot take.
One of my closeted racist family members love to ask “Who is Africa’s Leonardo da Vinci ?” to make some sort of claim to both his genius and the implied lack of genius to Africans.
And the answer is Leonardo da Vinci is Africa’s Leonardo da Vinci … and the only people trying to say otherwise is people trying to profit off of making up a difference.
So I guess that I get it but also it is … I just think that it is a bad take.
- Comment on You can now see what your friends are listening to on Spotify in real time 3 weeks ago:
can you mock their music choice realtime from within the app or do i need a plugin ?
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to games@lemmy.world | 48 comments
- Comment on Vienna would need about 150 km² of solar panels to produce enough electricity 3 weeks ago:
imagine how far down they would have to drill to find oil, though
- Comment on Insider trading, but make it worse 3 weeks ago:
Unless you had an active decision in orr were privy to the making the attack happen.
- Comment on Global Wealth 3 weeks ago:
The US Census Bureau that releases US income statistics excludes billionaires from their calculations. I have actually contacted them about it. They claim it “skews the results to be unrealistic”.