Zexks
@Zexks@lemmy.world
- Comment on I am two of them 19 hours ago:
That sounds like it would chaff or cause some kind of reaction
- Comment on For the first time, social media overtakes TV as Americans’ top news source 1 week ago:
Is it though. Are they gonna trust cousin Lenny more than the talking heads on a big TV show with production. Are you gonna sound more or less credible than cousin Lenny, now a big TV show with “experts”
- Comment on Meta rolled back protections. Now hate is surging. 1 week ago:
This kind of thinking is how we end up with extremist politicians like trump. YES PEOPLE ARE THIS STUPID. LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE ARE THIS STUPID. Stop trying to ignore reality.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Lmao. I’ve heard that one before. Almost 200 year ago in fact.
- Comment on Apple just proved AI "reasoning" models like Claude, DeepSeek-R1, and o3-mini don't actually reason at all. 1 week ago:
No. I’m not. You’re nothing more than a protein based machine on a slow burn. You don’t even have control over your own decisions. This is a proven fact. You’re just an ad hoc justification machine.
- Comment on Scientists discover that feeding AI models 10% 4chan trash actually makes them better behaved 2 weeks ago:
I love how everyone tries to jump on your comment after being called out and act like they don’t absolutely hate every stitch of it. But even in their excuses you can see the lies.
- Comment on Apple just proved AI "reasoning" models like Claude, DeepSeek-R1, and o3-mini don't actually reason at all. 2 weeks ago:
No. They don’t. We just call them proteins.
- Comment on Companies are using Ribbon AI, an AI interviewer to screen candidates. 2 weeks ago:
And they hired people before phones and shoes and lots of other things. You all sound like the Amish. Just picking a random time period and saying “nope this is good enough”. No it’s the people I’m here suggesting they filter out qualified people by just randomly selecting people out of a pool to hire.
- Comment on Companies are using Ribbon AI, an AI interviewer to screen candidates. 3 weeks ago:
So again we’re back to " just handle it" you people don’t seem to realize there are thousands of people around the world who spend their entire life coming up with different ways to “handle it” and you think your little five minute thought is just so profound that no one has ever considered it.
- Comment on Companies are using Ribbon AI, an AI interviewer to screen candidates. 3 weeks ago:
You’ve never hired anyone have ya. So you’d pass up a PhD in favor of a random just because he didn’t make it the random 50.
- Comment on If AI was going to advance exponentially I'd of expected it to take off by now. 3 weeks ago:
o3.
- Comment on If AI was going to advance exponentially I'd of expected it to take off by now. 3 weeks ago:
No “they” haven’t unless you can cite your source. Chatgpt was only released 2.5 years ago and even opening was say 5-10 years with most outside watchers says 10-15 with real nay sayers going out to 25 or more
- Comment on If AI was going to advance exponentially I'd of expected it to take off by now. 3 weeks ago:
Here are all 27 U.S. states whose names contain the letter “o”:
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Louisiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
(That’s 27 states in total.)
What’s missing?
- Comment on If AI was going to advance exponentially I'd of expected it to take off by now. 3 weeks ago:
The biggest problem with LLMs as most currently use them is their inability to mull things over. To have multiple trains of thought and then try to intersect them and fork compilations of thought. When you ask a question it has exactly one chance to think up a response and no chance to review that thought or reconsider it. There are models that are allowed to do this but they’re generally behind pay walls because even the simplest of questions can lead into ridiculous tangents without proper guidelines on the prompt. Here the ‘Advanced resoning’ models response to the same question
Mammals known to build dams
#Mammal (scientific name)Dam-building habitKey reference1North American beaver (Castor canadensis)Constructs multi-year stick-and-mud dams on streams and ditches to flood an area deep enough for its lodge and food cache.2Eurasian beaver (Castor fiber)Same engineering instinct as its North-American cousin; creates extensive pond systems across Europe and parts of Asia.3Humans (Homo sapiens)From earthen farm ponds to megaprojects such as Hoover Dam, people build dams for water storage, flood control, power and more.
Why the list is so short
Beavers are unique. Despite a variety of lodge-building or burrowing rodents (muskrats, nutria, water voles, rakali, etc.), none of them actually dam a watercourse; they rely on natural water levels or on beaver-made ponds.
No other living mammal species has been documented creating intentional water-blocking structures. (The extinct giant beaver Castoroides probably did not dam rivers, according to paleontological evidence. )
So, when it comes to true dam-building in the mammal world, it’s essentially a two-species
- Comment on Companies are using Ribbon AI, an AI interviewer to screen candidates. 3 weeks ago:
Then you don’t really understand crypto do ya.
- Comment on Companies are using Ribbon AI, an AI interviewer to screen candidates. 3 weeks ago:
Lmao. Your suggestion for they can’t handle to many applicants is to…just handle it.
- Comment on Gemini will now automatically summarize your long emails unless you opt out 3 weeks ago:
Good luck getting people to pay for their own email setups let alone learn what it takes to host themselves and move said hosted setup around as the hosting service ceo’s flip scripts.
- Comment on Gemini will now automatically summarize your long emails unless you opt out 3 weeks ago:
I can’t go changing my email every time a ceo flips a switch and goes crazy. Your all gonna have to find something better than ‘just try this other one’
- Comment on Duolingo CEO says AI is a better teacher than humans—but schools will exist ‘because you still need childcare’ 3 weeks ago:
It’s texas public schools. How privileged you are to get to just decide to ignore those schools. Most people don’t have that option.
- Comment on It's Breathtaking How Fast AI Is Screwing Up the Education System 4 weeks ago:
LLMs and the AIs that pulled these stories of are nearly identical in architecture. As identical as the various different LLMs are to each other. There is no manifest difference here.
- Comment on Duolingo CEO says AI is a better teacher than humans—but schools will exist ‘because you still need childcare’ 4 weeks ago:
Oh its totally fine if their curriculum is totally religious so long as it’s spelled correctly.
aclutx.org/…/joint_letter_to_texas_school_distric…
That is unimaginably stupid.
- Comment on Black Mirror AI 4 weeks ago:
And 99% of people today STILL don’t know anything about computers. Go ask those same people simply “what is a file” they won’t know. Lmao. Geocities could come back if corporations stop advertising. Do you even hear yourself.
- Comment on Black Mirror AI 4 weeks ago:
No. Only very selective people joined message boards. The rest were on AOL or compact. You’re taking a very select group of.people and expecting the Facebook and iPad generations to be able to do that. Not going to happen. I also noticed some people below talking about things like geocities and other minor free hosting and publishing site that are all gone now. They’re not coming back.
- Comment on Rule 34 rule 4 weeks ago:
How does Lisa and Meg beat out Lois Hayley and Amy. Wft is that shit.
- Comment on Black Mirror AI 4 weeks ago:
Lol. And they’ll delist you. Unless you’re really important, good luck with that.
robots.txt
Disallow: /some-page.html
If you disallow a page in robots.txt Google won’t crawl the page. Even when Google finds links to the page and knows it exists, Googlebot won’t download the page or see the contents. Google will usually not choose to index the URL, however that isn’t 100%. Google may include the URL in the search index along with words from the anchor text of links to it if it feels that it may be an important page.
- Comment on Black Mirror AI 4 weeks ago:
No they wouldn’t. I’m guessing you’re not old enough to remember a time before search engines. The public web dies without crawling. Corporations will own it all you’ll never hear about anything other than amazon or Walmart dot com again.
- Comment on 70% of games that require internet get destroyed 4 weeks ago:
You know you bring up a really great point. We’ve finally hit post-scarcity in an industry (information) and look at what it has done to us. Are we really ready for this in other areas yet. Should we use this as a chance to figure out how to integrate such a creation into society such that the next time this happens it doesn’t kill us all.
- Comment on 70% of games that require internet get destroyed 4 weeks ago:
That’s basically like saying g all mmo’s should illegal. Or that it is illegal to go out of business and close up shop without giving away all your code.
- Comment on The Copilot Delusion 4 weeks ago:
You are wildly out of touch with both history and reality if you think this was stupid
- Comment on Duolingo CEO says AI is a better teacher than humans—but schools will exist ‘because you still need childcare’ 4 weeks ago:
You can give the school all the money in the world and it wont make a difference if you can’t find teachers. The assumption that you’ll always have enough teachers if you just pay enough isn’t true. Every kid will always need an education, not every adult wants to teach, and this disparity will always in towards the students with strictly human teachers.