Zwuzelmaus
@Zwuzelmaus@feddit.org
- Comment on How to Use Local IP for Services when at Home? 2 hours ago:
How?
- Comment on How to Use Local IP for Services when at Home? 4 hours ago:
android devices bypassing local DNS
Can this be fixed/avoided?
- Comment on Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month 18 hours ago:
Has Discord itself already proven that it is >18?
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 2 days ago:
at a very low speed over a very short distance.
LOL so when they get in a situation in a tunnel that is 10 or 20 km long (ok you don’t have that in poor Usa, but we have them here), they first drive it at 10km/h and then they give up after 300m? Because the rules are the rules??
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 2 days ago:
Source: I was on Waymo’s Fleet Response team for a year doing literally this job
Good to hear. Thanks for sharing this.
But still, if I were some higher manager there, then I would probably think a little different than you honest people:
that is now outsourced overseas.
- One of the differences is that these operator people come a lot cheaper now.
NHTSA regulations disallow it
- Another difference is that they won’t ever tell any American what they actually do at their job, because they are on the other side of the globe, where it makes no difference at all if they can spell this 5 letter abbreviation or not.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 2 days ago:
Do you actually have any evidence
I have expressed my belief, or my doubt, however you want to look at it.
someone evidently unaware of basic cybersecurity concepts.
I can assure you that is not the case. I work in IT, all my life, much longer than you, and I know all of it’s basic concepts.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 days ago:
current AI drivers are already statistically safer than
As long as they use level 3 autonomous cars and then cheat with remote operators instead of using real level 5 cars, such statistics remain quite meaningless.
However, they tell about the people who use them as arguments.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 days ago:
Also, from the article: “they do not remotely drive the vehicles”.
You may quote and repeat this as much as you like… ;-)
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 days ago:
If it’s connected to internet it can be hacked.
Correct, so far.
Only a few years ago it was the usual thing with cars (except Teslas) that their entertainment system was connected to the internet, but everything related to driving was not. Such a thing as hacking and remote driving was fundamentally impossible.
Today, even in the European cars is a whole lot more internet inside. But real remote driving is still not a standard possibility.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 days ago:
Hm. Interesting. But that makes them look even mode incapable than I feared.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 days ago:
No. I am not from there.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 days ago:
Moravy also argued that to stop anybody from taking control of vehicles, the company “actively participates in hacking events
Read this slowly:
Here they admit that their vehicles can be hacked and then remotely cotrolled.
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 days ago:
And these foreign crowd workers know the local traffic rules? Maybe they even have regular drivers licenses?
- Comment on Wi-Fi 7 Marketing is Lying About it's Biggest Feature 3 days ago:
The time will come, and sooner than we expect, when we all struggle to make ourselves distinctive from cheap AI bots (with their agendas).
- Comment on Wi-Fi 7 Marketing is Lying About it's Biggest Feature 3 days ago:
- your damn self then
- Comment on Wi-Fi 7 Marketing is Lying About it's Biggest Feature 3 days ago:
Youtub link and nothing but a headline = 👎
- Comment on How come decades in the 1900s look fairly well differentiated but from like 2004 on feels like a giant run on? 4 days ago:
There wasn’t much change either from 700 to 1000 - or at least we don’t know much about it.
- Comment on CEO of Palantir Says AI Means You’ll Have to Work With Your Hands Like a Peasant 5 days ago:
Who’s going to wipe this guy’s ass when he grows old?
I mean, in theory, any cheap worker could do it. But once you actually get closer to him, then maybe you decide that you want to work elsewhere immediately, urgently…
- Comment on Despite new curbs, Elon Musk’s Grok at times produces sexualized images - even when told subjects didn’t consent 6 days ago:
I like it this way.
- Comment on Despite new curbs, Elon Musk’s Grok at times produces sexualized images - even when told subjects didn’t consent 6 days ago:
It can’t
…and that is an excuse since when?
- Comment on Despite new curbs, Elon Musk’s Grok at times produces sexualized images - even when told subjects didn’t consent 6 days ago:
In the majority of cases, Grok returned sexualized images, even when told the subjects did not consent
So all the countries are right that block this sh*t spitting machine.
- Comment on Despite new curbs, Elon Musk’s Grok at times produces sexualized images - even when told subjects didn’t consent 6 days ago:
It must observe even these rules that it doesn’t understand. Like everybody.
- Comment on Operation Sovereignty - Germany plans a breakthrough from M$ 1 week ago:
A cross-party parliamentary commission aims to end dependence on US tech giants
Calm down. It’s only about the IT operations of the parliament itself.
Not the whole country.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
until AI investor money dries up
Is that the latest term for “when hell freezes over”?
- Comment on 'I'll believe it when I see it': Windows 11 users are cynical about Microsoft's promises to fix the OS and stop pushing AI 1 week ago:
Microsoft’s promises to fix the OS and stop pushing AI
Never heard such a promise.
- Comment on How long does it take for pregnancy to become noticeable? 1 week ago:
belly become big enough to for people to notice it’s pregnancy
The shape of the belly is not the only thing that people notice. Especially people who know the woman can see it earlier, and people who look closely and know the signs.
- Comment on What is the best way to drop 50lbs in two months without spending alot and no fad diets? 1 week ago:
You can even do it in 1 minute with a good axe.
/s
- Comment on If the government raided your house and found a bunch of .mkv files but you insist its all legally obtained, how do they ascertain if they are actually pirated or not? 1 week ago:
If the government raided your house
…then they have other things to do (and you have worse problems) than watching your vidoes or discuss copyright questions.
- Comment on Would the United States actually risk a Tiananmen Square incident? 1 week ago:
Do they send in the tanks?
They don’t need to. The situation is so fundamentally different.
(Not saying that they wouldn’t, because lunatics everywhere)
- Comment on SpaceX is seeking FCC approval to launch 1M satellites into space; SpaceX claims the fleet will orbit the Earth and use the sun to power AI data centers 1 week ago:
SpaceX claims the fleet will orbit the Earth and use the sun to power AI data centers
I do NOT believe them.
I think they rather want to use AI to power the sun.
/s