HubertManne
@HubertManne@piefed.social
- Comment on Is a parent expressing regret of giving birth to a child directly to that child a normal thing that parents do? 3 hours ago:
Yes in a stressfull enough setting in a person suffering from mental health challenges themselves. Which is almost everyone at some point in their lives. It is its own call for help. Adults can be depressed and find life devoid of meaning or the meaning they cling to is failing them.
- Comment on Trump bill set to add trillions to US debt pile – can America stop it climbing? 1 day ago:
Ugh and how it happens makes a huge difference. if your adding to the debt to fix infrastructure or help people move out of poverty you will get it back. tax cuts aint coming back around at all.
- Comment on New community: Biscuits (cookies if you're American) 3 days ago:
first thing that came to mind is muts. T-R-E-A-T biscuit!
- Comment on Why do I drag my feet when it's time to start a new task even if I know I'll enjoy it once I get started? 3 days ago:
I don't know but I know the feeling.
- Comment on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered - Update 1.1 (Beta) 3 days ago:
I had not done skyrim before but already im thinking I will do a future run (if I ever finish this one) with them.
- Comment on Now that PewDiePie is on his Linux/engineering arc, could he help boost the Fediverse? 3 days ago:
Im not sure I want to draw from PewDiePie influenced adopters.
- Comment on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered - Update 1.1 (Beta) 4 days ago:
I should check back on it but im sorta getting into doing skyrim now.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
Its said its better to give than recieve but for many folks its easier to give than to recieve. Accepting and appreciating something given in good faith is a good thing to cultivate in oneself. Unfortunately we tend to have a culture of mandatory gift giving and reciprocating that tends to result in a lot of junk being created. Its good to have something that is wanted and will be useful. Now if his friend holds it over him in some way then it will ruin the friendship but thats sorta fine as likely it was not a good one anyway, but lets hope that is not the case.
- Comment on When a person follows you and watches your every move, it's called stalking. When companies like Meta do it, it's just called collecting user data. 5 days ago:
Oh yeah. I have seen many a comic with the comparison and apple even had an ad about it. Its crazy what people will put up with for so little and if it were the government, oh boy, but you know all good because corporations have our best interest or they are not as powerful as governments to control us or ruin our lives... /s
- Comment on YSK: You can disable scores (upvotes and downvotes) in lemmy, and I think it's great! 6 days ago:
I don't get how anyone cares to pay attention to them or consistently upvotes or downvotes. I have to be significantly moved to do either.
- Comment on In North Korea, your phone secretly takes screenshots every 5 minutes for government surveillance 6 days ago:
I thought oppa was dad due to kims convenience. Seemed they like used it to refer to the dad.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
This is something each person needs to decide for themselves. Oftentimes people run out of options. Many black folk just wanted to live quiet lives but they knew that was just not going to be. Its why it was such a big thing that emmitt tills mom had an open casket. Its so people could not lie to themselves about what is happening and will continue to happen without change. Similarly smartphones have made issues with police violence undeniable.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
um. okey dokey then. have a nice day.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
AI isn't looking for those keywords in tech. they are looking for the things the listing has in the requirements.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
How to make your resume look like everyone elses.
- Comment on Dire sea level rise likely even in a 1.5C world: study 2 weeks ago:
Its funny to me that they are even still talking 1.5c. Might as well talk about limiting to 1c.
- Comment on The U.S. Just Ran a Solar Storm Emergency Drill. The Real Deal Would Be a Catastrophe 2 weeks ago:
Im starting to think the fermi paradox is based around what philosophy it follows. "Efficiency" like lean or robustness like six sigma.
- Comment on Day 306 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games l've been playing 2 weeks ago:
Was playing this but my steamdeck is bugging out when going outside in the plain of oblivion after talking to the guy in the round cage. switched to skyrim. the more I play these the more morrowind was like peak elder scrolls for me. I wish they had been smarter with the simplification to not lose the rp aspects as much. I want the temple and mages guild teleports as well as the city conveyances but I could see being able to access them from anywhere once unlocked.
- Comment on Why don't these code-writing AIs just output straight up machine code? 3 weeks ago:
I would think but I don't have much experience with that.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Who needs anonymity? I put my real name, address, social security number, and agenda in my profile. Ha ha. you see no agenda because im just a typical earth man with no agenda of course. lol.
- Comment on xAI publishes system prompts for Grok on GitHub, including telling Grok to be “extremely skeptical” and not to “blindly defer to mainstream authority or media” 3 weeks ago:
More and more ai is going to be tailored to tell people what they want to hear.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
In a small modern car its not super bad but will never be as easy as automatic. Getting used to using your left foot is annoying though. I had to use an old boat without power steering and quite when I was young and got my license on a friends automatic later in life. Im someone who hates driving in general though.
- Comment on Why don't these code-writing AIs just output straight up machine code? 3 weeks ago:
I mean we know the code does not always work and can often be not the cleanest when it does. I mean if code from ai was perfect in a six sigma way, 99.999% of the time, then I could see the black box thing and just sussing out in the lowers. Even then, any time it does not work you would need to have it give it out in human readable so we could find the bug but if it was that good it should happen like once a year or something.
- Comment on Why don't these code-writing AIs just output straight up machine code? 3 weeks ago:
I would not not want to have any non human reviewed code going out from an AI system.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
I have said it before but ai and the waitress that smiles at you as you order are not your friends.
- Comment on Some Reddit users just love to disagree, new AI-powered troll-spotting algorithm finds 3 weeks ago:
Devils advocate is very much in my nature but not so much when things are being done so obviously badly. Its great when discussions are more philisophical in nature.
- Comment on AI Could Be the Most Effective Tool for Dismantling Democracy Ever Invented 3 weeks ago:
Id rather wash dishes in the netherlands than be a rich russian olgiarch or part of north koreas upper echelon. Why are these rich idiots so stupid about this stuff.
- Comment on Neville Page Says ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 1 Klingons Were “A Salty Broth” 3 weeks ago:
ee that is the thing with discovery. they went into the past and added new technology which then made the ackward part of everyone being classified and would never speak about it again. That would not really have been necessary if it had been placed after the other series. The only problematic point might have been holograms which seemed to be the only tech they did not have compared to the latest shows really.
- Comment on Neville Page Says ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 1 Klingons Were “A Salty Broth” 3 weeks ago:
Much of discovery season one would have sat better with me if it had just taken place after voyager.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
mandatory gift giving should be eliminated. Giving a gift should be based on knowing someone and encountering something you absolutely know they would love and have the spare cash such that it does not put you out economically to pick it up. I think the problem is human nature though. Its very hard for someone to receive a gift without feeling they have to reciprocate. It really is easier to give than recieve in some ways.