latenightnoir
@latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone
- Comment on Life is letting go 4 days ago:
Said it better than I did, exactly!
- Comment on Life is letting go 4 days ago:
I honestly don’t think letting go implies giving anything up! I see it as letting go of the emotional load of some memories, but not of the memories themselves. I still choose to remember everything which happened to me, because it’s my past and I can do what I want with it, I just don’t let them burden me with emotions past their Best Before date (which is nonsense in practical terms, but I’m using it metaphorically).
Plus letting go of some things makes room for new things, like how one will never appreciate a current partner if they’re hung up on an ex. I see the same thing applying to everything else, including humanity ourselves! The old must always let go in order to make room for the new.
- Comment on Peter Thiel Just Accidentally Made a Chilling Admission. Five Decades Ago, One Man Saw It Coming. 1 week ago:
I hope we’re alone in the Universe.
- Comment on Drugs are candy for adults, and comedy entertainment marketed towards adults is the equivalent of making funny faces/sounds/peekaboos at a baby. 1 week ago:
I mean… sure, there are similarities between the activities in the sense that they’re all escapism in one shape or another, but I wouldn’t associate American Pie with Dexter’s Lab, for instance. Nor would I think that a KitKat is the same as a joint.
It’s always all down to brain chemistry and changing it through various external stimuli/substances in essence, but I strongly believe that each type of escapism generates its own, very specific effects.
Adults are just children, though, yes. 100% agree with you on that!
- Comment on Drugs are candy for adults, and comedy entertainment marketed towards adults is the equivalent of making funny faces/sounds/peekaboos at a baby. 1 week ago:
… what…
- Comment on White House unveils sweeping plan to “win” global AI race through deregulation 1 week ago:
…can we please have Skynet instead? Please?
- Comment on President Trump threatened to break up Nvidia, didn't even know what it was — 'What the hell is Nvidia? I've never heard of it before' 1 week ago:
… my brain wants to assume it’s “seditious,” but my heart knows any assumption would be bold when it’s about what Trump meant…
- Comment on President Trump threatened to break up Nvidia, didn't even know what it was — 'What the hell is Nvidia? I've never heard of it before' 1 week ago:
“Only beer and Coke come in cans, what are you talking about? Have you ever seen anything else come in cans? I haven’t! And if you have, that was probably fake news.”
- Comment on President Trump threatened to break up Nvidia, didn't even know what it was — 'What the hell is Nvidia? I've never heard of it before' 1 week ago:
“It is bonk these here nasty tricks bonk that show bonk the Lib’ruls’ bonk true colours! clang”
- Comment on President Trump threatened to break up Nvidia, didn't even know what it was — 'What the hell is Nvidia? I've never heard of it before' 1 week ago:
“No, no, no, I like Pringles, Pringles are amazing, Pringles are great. Everybody here at the Oval Office loves Pringles, we can’t get enough of’em.”
- Comment on President Trump threatened to break up Nvidia, didn't even know what it was — 'What the hell is Nvidia? I've never heard of it before' 1 week ago:
Omg, this guy’s the fucking President of the USA… (I do have object permanence, yes, but he’s so fucking dumb, that I frequently re-experience the shock)
- Comment on “You can't be expected to have a successful AI program when every single article, book or anything else that you've read or studied, you're supposed to pay for” Donald Trump said 1 week ago:
Fuck off, you orange paedo!
- Comment on Listening to stuff on your phone with bluetooth headphones has a fringe benefit of letting you know when you forgot your phone somewhere 2 weeks ago:
All we need to do is patent that shit as distinct fro wired headphones (“it’s just a backup system, bro, not the main mode of transmission!”), then sell it for ten times its production costs apiece (we’ll outsource to a Freer™ country, of course!)
- Comment on Listening to stuff on your phone with bluetooth headphones has a fringe benefit of letting you know when you forgot your phone somewhere 2 weeks ago:
Heey, maybe make it multiple wires, have it act as a backup system in case the BT fails!
- Comment on Listening to stuff on your phone with bluetooth headphones has a fringe benefit of letting you know when you forgot your phone somewhere 2 weeks ago:
On the flipside, the rate at which I forget my phone in a different room has increased significantly since switching to wireless headphones…
- Comment on hubris go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 2 weeks ago:
Hey, I’ll work with anything I got! It’s either attracting Vulcans, or miniaturising it for a torpedo, to make Trump and Musk and etc. some other Galaxy’s problem…
- Comment on Qutos 2 weeks ago:
Plot twist: it really isn’t after a point!🙁
- Comment on Qutos 2 weeks ago:
Money! Money, money! Money money money, money, money money… Money money? Money money money money money!
- Comment on hubris go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 2 weeks ago:
Fair warning, though, might get scratched😬
- Comment on hubris go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 2 weeks ago:
… please tell me someone has a functioning Warp Drive gathering dust somewhere, we need the Vulcans, like… a week ago…
- Comment on you and me baby ain't nothing but mammals 2 weeks ago:
At whom?
- Comment on You either know what cute aggression is, and understand it...or you think the concept makes a person sound like a future serial killer who's going around squeezing the life out of puppies. 2 weeks ago:
Yep, I get it. Think I have it, used to have a very independent tomcat living with me (he was not my pet, they were all my flatmates, one of the dogs was my brother, so you get an idea of the type of relationships going on). We got along very well, but he LOVED to play-hunt me around the apartment (he had a lot of verticality at his disposal), so much so that he became that lovable sort of annoying. He’d hop in my lap and I’d get that urge to lovingly squish his brains out when massaging his face (he also loved this=))) ).
Or how I’d hug my first cat Maia, a very Bothered™ and aloof individual in general, giving her a tight but benign squeeze, or would hold her for a couple more seconds once she’d had enough of the touching, already!:))
- Comment on Leading AI Models Are Completely Flunking the Three Laws of Robotics 2 weeks ago:
I genuinely think it’s impossible. I think this would land us into Robocop 2, where they started overloading Murphy’s system with thousands of directives (granted, not with the purpose of generating the perfect set of Laws for him) and he just ends up acting like a generic pull-string action figure, becoming useless as a cop.
Most certainly impossible when attempted by humans, because we’re barely even competent enough to guide ourselves, let alone something else.
- Comment on Leading AI Models Are Completely Flunking the Three Laws of Robotics 2 weeks ago:
Yepyep, agreed! I was referring strictly to the Three Laws as a cautionary element.
Otherwise, I, too, think the point was to show that the only viable way to approach an equivalent or superior consciousness is as at least an equal, not as an inferior.
And it makes a lot of sense. There’s not much stopping a person from doing heinous stuff if a body of laws would be the only thing to stop them. I think socialisation plays a much more relevant role in the development of a conscience, of a moral compass, because empathy is a significantly stronger motivator for avoiding doing harm than “because that’s the law.”
It’s basic child rearing as I see it, if children aren’t socialised, there will be a much higher chance that they won’t understand why doing something would harm another, they won’t see the actual consequences of their actions upon the subject. And if they don’t understand that the subject of their actions is a being just like them, with an internal life and feelings, then they wouldn’t have any reason to not treat the subject as a piece of furniture, or a tool, or any other object one could see around them.
- Comment on Leading AI Models Are Completely Flunking the Three Laws of Robotics 2 weeks ago:
Saw your comment as mine got posted, exactly! Those were cautionary tales, not how-tos! Like, even I, Robot, the Will Smith vehicle, got this point sorta’ right (although in a kinda’ stupid way), how are tech bros so oblivious of the point?!
- Comment on Leading AI Models Are Completely Flunking the Three Laws of Robotics 2 weeks ago:
Uuh… skipping over the fact that this is a pointless article, didn’t Asimov himself write the three laws specifically to show it’s a very stupid idea to think a human could cover all possible contingencies through three smart-sounding sentences?
- Comment on If I had a hammer … 2 weeks ago:
Yet another thing already perfected by humans. It’s called “drunk monologuing.”
- Comment on Realized 99% of all my chargers are USB-C. This can only mean one thing. New USB bout to drop! 2 weeks ago:
I mean… everyone’ll want the D once they’ll standardise it:-?
- Comment on Dik Piks 2 weeks ago:
Ooh, I completely forgot about those mixes, thank you! Most deffo should be even tastier! I kinda’ started mainling basil and oregano since starting to bake pizzas (it is a crime against humanity to not add basil and oregano to a pizza, that is all) and I forgot other seasonings existed:))
And, yep! Plus they work with absolutely anything that way, and make meal prep a lot faster if you’re in a rush (I would eat a double-portion of what you posted, honest truth!)
- Comment on Dik Piks 2 weeks ago:
Add a pinch of oregano and basil as well (maybe even some freshly ground pepper if you’re looking for a zing) and they’re good to eat as-is! Very seriously, tried this once while high, and now it’s the only way I boil any kind of pasta. Nothing can beat that “core” zest you get when the base is well seasoned! And they complement seasoning cheeses really well, makes for a neat snack!