affenlehrer
@affenlehrer@feddit.org
- Comment on Ohio never sleeps 1 day ago:
I did not hit her, it’s not true
- Comment on God what are they even for 2 days ago:
Are you a flame elemental or an alien species made of plasma?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I thought it was Dog the bounty hunters wife
- Comment on Google just broke *all* third-party web clients, including yt-dlp; a full JS implementation is now required. 1 week ago:
I got an update for the YT Plugin yesterday evening. Also; I’m in Europe, maybe it’s a regional change?
I just tested it again, it still works here.
- Comment on Google just broke *all* third-party web clients, including yt-dlp; a full JS implementation is now required. 1 week ago:
GrayJay still seems to work
- Comment on “THE FBI HAS FOUND NO EVIDENCE THAT THE SO-CALLED ‘CLITORIS’ EXISTS, AND HAS CONCLUDED THAT ASSERTIONS TO THE OPPOSITE ARE SIMPLY MORE FAKE NEWS PUBLISHED BY THE FAILING LIBERAL MEDIA!!!” 2 weeks ago:
Hypnotoad
- Comment on Based and Red Pilled Gigachad, many such cases 😔 2 weeks ago:
The cancel each other out of you’re lucky
- Comment on Sweet dreams are made of these? 2 weeks ago:
How nice of him wearing the German or Belgian flag.
- Comment on Decided to dig a big hole 2 weeks ago:
The difference between first and second degree murder
- Comment on ... 3 weeks ago:
Nokia Phone?
- Comment on Exactly Six Months Ago, the CEO of Anthropic Said That in Six Months AI Would Be Writing 90 Percent of Code 3 weeks ago:
Unlike fusion reactors AI has a pretty convincing “demo” in my opinion.
On a first glance the output of LLMs and image / video generator models is very convincing and the artifacts and mistakes appear “small” for people that don’t know much about the technical details. So it’s easy to be convinced by “we’ll just fix those little bugs and be done in half a year” promises.
EV is a similar story: electric bikes and radio controlled cars and drones work great so it’s conceivable that bigger cars and trucks would work too with a “little” battery and motor tweaking.
Nuclear fusion though isn’t really tangible yet. For laypeople or seems there is no progress at all. Every now and then some scientists report that they can hold a fusion reaction a little longer or more effective but it’s not “tangible”. That’s probably also holding back a lot of investors which with all their resources mostly still seem to invest based on a gut feeling.
- Comment on Exactly Six Months Ago, the CEO of Anthropic Said That in Six Months AI Would Be Writing 90 Percent of Code 3 weeks ago:
As far as I know fusion energy never got that level of hype and amount of money thrown at it. I mean the research reactors are super expensive but still on another level.
- Comment on Perfection. 3 weeks ago:
Could he a strongman
- Comment on The time has come! 4 weeks ago:
I don’t know. In the Netherlands they do beschuit met muisjes, maybe somewhere else they’re heating up cubes?
- Comment on Like a heart 4 weeks ago:
I thought large
- Comment on This was a big deal. You could play a game on your cell phone 5 weeks ago:
I used to work for a J2ME mobile games developer. Fun times but it was wild west. They didn’t properly standardize the API so each mobile phone had its own glitches, incompatibilities and extra APIs and the emulatos were not very accurate either. That meant we basically had to have pretty much all phones there to test the games.
- Comment on Intelligent Design 5 weeks ago:
It might be intelligent design but not perfect design. I mean we build stuff with flaws too and consider ourselves intelligent.
I mean if God or some space alien was really good with biotech and had these parts laying around the result is pretty good. Most humans function for several decades before stuff breaks. The earth is also a pretty stable ecosystem.
Both much better than we could build.
- Comment on Flashbang! 5 weeks ago:
Agreed
- Comment on Flashbang! 5 weeks ago:
I believe you but my fun had Aliens and radiation poisoning
- Comment on Call me... 5 weeks ago:
Ah, right… I forgot the flying things. Yes, for some reason they’re also called Schneider
- Comment on Call me... 5 weeks ago:
I live in the Niederrhein region and never heard the Oma/Opa Langbein term before :)
- Comment on Birds of peace 5 weeks ago:
Yes but without any synchronization mechanism and full of dirty writes and reads.
- Comment on Call me... 5 weeks ago:
We call them “Schneider” (tailor) in Germany. Or at least some creature looking similar to this one.
- Comment on Flashbang! 5 weeks ago:
I recently went through that scenario with DeepSeek, that was fun
- Comment on Out of 10. Be specific! 5 weeks ago:
More practical than many Star Trek forks
- Comment on How do I "sabotage" my own online content to throw a wrench in AI training machines? 5 weeks ago:
LLMs learn to predict the next token following a set of other tokens they pay attention to. You could try to sabotage it by associating unrelated things with each other. One of the earlier ChatGPT versions had a reddit username associated with lots of different stuff, it even got it’s own token. SolidGoldMagikarp or something like that. Once ChatGPT encountered this token it pretty much lost it’s focus and went wild.
- Comment on How do I "sabotage" my own online content to throw a wrench in AI training machines? 5 weeks ago:
Old, slow and also a brand new cyborg clone.
- Comment on Listen to the one expert in your life 5 weeks ago:
God loves you but might throw you lovingly in hell
- Comment on Got a six-pack for me and the boys 1 month ago:
I eat them from time to time but I don’t really like the taste. The sauce is super sweet like ketchup but without the tang. It’s very boring and bland and no matter what spices I add it somehow doesn’t get better. Really weird.
- Comment on Doctors hate these simple tricks. 1 month ago:
Most people in Europe are uncircumcised