GreenKnight23
@GreenKnight23@lemmy.world
- Comment on Palantir CEO Says a Surveillance State Is Preferable to China Winning the AI Race 3 hours ago:
I know naught what you mention. Myne words only make mention of the Shaft.
Can thyne dig it?
- Comment on There Comes A Time Where You Gotta Make A Choice 9 hours ago:
- Comment on Anyway to clean this sink? 22 hours ago:
I made dish washing detergent similar to Bon Ami (evidently). I didn’t do much for my dishes, but it’s a fantastic general cleaner and makes my sink look like new.
I did use powdered vinegar in it though, which activates energetically with just the water on the surface of the sink.
also, if you have hard water and want to clean all your crusty bits use
- 1 cup of hot vinegar
- 2-3 Tsp citric acid
mix until all the citric acid is dissolved and then soak in the liquid. agitation/friction helps break it down faster.
this mix cleaned calcium off my granite sink countertops that couldn’t be removed after 10 years of trying. used a paper towel and soaked the area to sit for around 10 minutes.
- Comment on An Idea That I Could Get Behind 23 hours ago:
someone hasn’t visited rural America in the last 9 years.
- Comment on There Comes A Time Where You Gotta Make A Choice 23 hours ago:
- Comment on Palantir CEO Says a Surveillance State Is Preferable to China Winning the AI Race 23 hours ago:
I can think of one thing that’s pretty fucking permanent…
- Comment on 1 day ago:
completely agree.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
disagree. legally a government can forcefully take down a community but it’s far more difficult to police a physical ring of pirates.
pirating in the late 90s early 2000s was mostly done through physical interaction. you could download content from places like Napster, limewire, etc, but the volume of which content spread the fastest was at LAN parties.
I filled up a brand new 250gb drive after one LAN party in 2002. I still have all that content 23 years later.
point is, if we could harness the power of a “trust” content sharing would run rampant.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
that’s self-hosted.
- Comment on Edible Wood 2 days ago:
that’s just like… a theory man…
- Comment on grindr dump (in post body) 3 days ago:
- Comment on Controversial startup's plan to 'sell sunlight' using giant mirrors in space would be 'catastrophic' and 'horrifying,' astronomers warn 3 days ago:
how is that profitable? they won’t do it unless they can make money.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 3 days ago:
like goop
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 3 days ago:
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 3 days ago:
teslas make some pretty crazy assumptions (hallucinations).
ever see the one where it sees pedestrians in a cemetery?
or how about the accidents where they veer off the road because the lines were missing.
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 3 days ago:
why not both?
- Comment on The Palantir Stare aka The Thiel Razzle 3 days ago:
greed is an illness like any other mental illness.
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 3 days ago:
Hold the manufacturers and operators (specifically for company operated) accountable?
if only that were the truth.
these companies will attempt to settle for bottom dollar or drag it out so long you’ll have to go homeless to pay the legal fees.
there is no justice left in the legal system. justice isn’t just blind anymore, she’s been decapitated.
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 3 days ago:
here you dropped this
per capita
your figures (though I doubt them) don’t include the skew of driver vs driverless vehicles. of course driverless cars are 92% less likely to have an accident involving animals. that’s because driverless cars account for less than 1% of the entire vehicle population.
Ai doesn’t drink, get distracted, or smoke meth like the ml mods.
but it does randomly hallucinate.
- Comment on The government shutdown is now the longest - and likely the most damaging in US history 4 days ago:
that’s the neat thing, that’s what they want.
- Comment on A hypothesis 6 days ago:
I started with DOS. then windows. I didn’t use Linux until I was in my 20s, and not heavily use it until my 30s.
I just started using a Mac for work because it’s “Unix like”.
Mac’s are fucked up man. I don’t know how anyone gets shit done on them. the UX is developed like it’s for stroke victims with permanent brain damage.
I would rather use W11 than a Mac and a fucking loathe Microsoft and their horrible AI bullshit.
- Comment on Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships 6 days ago:
get yourself a refurbished note 5 and flash it with LineageOS.
flagship phone, zero google bloat, and runs just as well as a new phone. cost; $150 and an hour of your time.
- Comment on Mathematics disproves Matrix theory, says reality isn’t simulation 6 days ago:
we are a speck of excrement on the buttplug of reality during a gay porno film.
- Comment on sushi delivery 1 week ago:
I went to school with a Ben Dover. last I heard dude killed his parents and od’d on meth.
- Comment on sushi delivery 1 week ago:
with sashimi, in the economy?
- Comment on ICE's 'Frightening' Facial Recognition App is Scanning US Citizens Without Their Consent 1 week ago:
is it Christian? no? straight to jail, terrorist.
- Comment on My collection is growing 1 week ago:
you must live alone.
thing with toolboxes and other people, shit is always missing or never put back away.
- Comment on My collection is growing 1 week ago:
here’s a tip. take some painters tape and tape the tools to the bottom of the thing you put together so it’s always there when you need to tighten or dismantle it for moving.
- Comment on In your culture do you call it a teapot or a kettle? 1 week ago:
- Comment on If AI was all it was cracked up to be, it wouldn't be shoved in your face 24/7 1 week ago:
LLMs have amazing potential. We’re on the verge of an equivalent of the Industrial Revolution.
Back in 2000 a company published a chat bot that could learn and communicate back with the end user.
it was used as a sex bot at first and then used for those “interactive web support” chats.
I fed it physics books and mein kampf as a joke. it then began to regurgitate random lines out of both texts. not knowing what it was saying, but certainly attempting to make me “happy” with what it “learned”.
the only difference between that shitty sex bot and LLMs of today, is that today they are a bit more convincingly human but still hilariously inaccurate. Both trying desperately to be agreeable with the end user.
the nearest “revolution” is about 300 years away. everything else is just a lie.
