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- Comment on Fucking wankers 1 hour ago:
Musk sits on his own dick for hours so that it feels like he is jerking someone else off!
- Comment on Never made sense to me 11 hours ago:
- Comment on U.S. House Panel Says China's DeepSeek AI Is a 'Profound Threat' to National Security 5 days ago:
160 employees is a microcap is it not?
- Comment on And then I'll sell my AI, so everyone can make drawings - EVERYONE can be an artist! And when everyone's an artist... no one will be 5 days ago:
If Jean-Michel Basquiat can be a famous artist then it was already meaningless.
- Comment on U.S. House Panel Says China's DeepSeek AI Is a 'Profound Threat' to National Security 5 days ago:
Deepseek just trained on existing models and used assembly language. It was a tiny company, they just did some optimization.
- Comment on U.S. House Panel Says China's DeepSeek AI Is a 'Profound Threat' to National Security 5 days ago:
Why is cyber security relevant?
- Comment on Florida draft law mandating encryption backdoors for social media accounts billed 'dangerous and dumb' | TechCrunch 6 days ago:
Key escrow is the only time it makes sense.
- Comment on Google has illegal advertising monopoly, judge rules 6 days ago:
Well Edge is a fork of Chromium. The problem is its centrally controlled by Google and large tech giants, hence them banning adblock and such.
- Comment on What are some FOSS programs that are objectively better than their proprietary counterparts? 6 days ago:
YouTrack is good for notes, and supports Draw.io as a plugin. They have a free hosted option for personal use as well.
Then Signal obviously.
- Comment on What are some FOSS programs that are objectively better than their proprietary counterparts? 6 days ago:
They just upgraded their physics library too. Far more performant…
- Comment on Google has illegal advertising monopoly, judge rules 6 days ago:
Browsers should be open standards, like TCP/IP.
- Comment on China has stopped exporting rare earths to everyone, not just the U.S., cutting off critical materials for tech, autos, aerospace, and defense 6 days ago:
I guess so, but to what end?
Are they expecting a global inflation given tariffs?
- Comment on There’s AI Inside Windows Paint and Notepad Now 1 week ago:
Windows is for enterprise use. It provides millions of jobs for people to clean up the bloat and data mining to properly secure the data against Microsoft themselves.
- Comment on 4chan’s ‘cesspool of the internet’ is down after apparently being hacked 1 week ago:
Now people will move to a place where their data is monetized and their speech is curated.
- Comment on A French law requiring adult sites to run age checks( facial age estimation, ...etc) and block users under 18 became applicable to sites based in France and outside of the EU. 1 week ago:
Or just download Brave browser, hit ‘open new tab in Tor’.
- Comment on Lemmy has the ideal number of posts for me. Just enough to have a good time but not too many that I'm scrolling forever 1 week ago:
I do agree with all of your comment, its a brave new world whether we like it or not. I am left wondering if this is just the end result of fiat currency debasement, leading to decades of debt accrual and low rates, and now higher interest rates due to demographics.
Which is something Ray Dalio talks a lot about.
- Comment on Lemmy has the ideal number of posts for me. Just enough to have a good time but not too many that I'm scrolling forever 1 week ago:
Except there is a lot of unelected entities persuading governments. Germany for instance was going green with solar and wind, yet importer Russian energy and shut down nuclear. That kind of Davos influence can cause permanent harm to a country, as their energy prices are 3 times higher than the US now, leading to deindustrialization as they to compete with China for EV.
- Comment on Florida’s New Social Media Bill Says the Quiet Part Out Loud and Demands an Encryption Backdoor 1 week ago:
Definitely don’t use open source software like Signal to communicate. Use a corporate promise of privacy, like WhatsApp.
- Comment on Framework Laptop 12 is now available for pre-order for €569 and up (but not in the US) 2 weeks ago:
Maybe there’s a USB C to memory module?
- Comment on Are PC handhelds like Steam Deck really competitors for Switch 2? 2 weeks ago:
Mine emulates switch games.
- Comment on Based on a true story 3 weeks ago:
Womp womp
- Comment on We are so cooked 3 weeks ago:
Not on the current scenario.
- Comment on THE CLASS WAR IS BACK, BABY! 3 weeks ago:
They excluded housing appreciation from the CPI in the late 80s, created 30 year loans, massive bailouts adding to moral hazard; I agree its neoliberalism, deregulating the money supply growth made people over leverage to profit off the cantillon effect, obviously leading to asset bubbles.
- Comment on THE CLASS WAR IS BACK, BABY! 3 weeks ago:
The money supply now grows at 10% a year. People leverage into real estate because housing always goes up as currency goes down. The farther you were born from the gold standard the poorer you will likely be.
- Comment on ghibli posting 3 weeks ago:
With tablets and software its easier than ever to produce and share art, it doesn’t have to be a job any more because its so easy to produce and share, so it becomes a leisure activity. Why protect jobs that don’t need to exist?
- Comment on ghibli posting 3 weeks ago:
Is digital art itself bad, because its not the human doing all of it?
- Comment on YSK that a new internet/account bypass during Windows 11 installs already exists. Here is a 7 step guide. 3 weeks ago:
Its a cybersecurity issue so it is inevitable, browser apps are the future because corporations don’t want files sitting on a filesystem, they want to keep them in their enterprise storage. ChromeOS is the future, or something like it.
- 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. 3 weeks ago:
Or you can always pay for Wine and help it develop. Usually popular applications work well.
- Comment on 'X' Marks xAI's Spot: xAI has acquired X in an all-stock transaction. The combination values xAI at $80 billion and X at $33 billion. 3 weeks ago:
Blame loose monetary policy, and QE that pumps money into risk assets. Tesla and Bitcoin have many things in common.
- Comment on OpenAI's move to allow generating "Ghibly stlye" images isn't just a cute PR stunt. It is an expression of dominance and the will to reject and refuse democratic values. It is a display of power 3 weeks ago:
The interesting thing would be an algorithm that is as close to a duplicate as possible without being so.
It forces laws to be made mathematically I’d assume, or something like that?