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- Comment on Little miracles 28 minutes ago:
- Comment on Worm time 11 hours ago:
Hey this is a little worm don’t you think? Time for some AC.
- Comment on The New York Times Just Published Some Bizarre Race Science About Asian Women 12 hours ago:
Okay but what about the Japanese people that have long torsos but very thick muscular short legs? I’ve noticed that in both men and women. Its counterintuitive for karate for example. Short legs don’t help for high kicks and such. Bicycles would be awesome with short powerful legs though. Key cars would fit fine. Anyway its just a stereotype. I don’t think all Japanese people have that body shape. I don’t think the small hand thing actually helps. Its probably more like the people working tend to be kids maybe? And they want to cover it up or justify it somehow?
- Comment on YouTube tops Disney and Netflix in TV viewing 16 hours ago:
I’m glad I blocked that shit. If you ever try to IP block YouTube get ready to wack-a-mole. YouTube/google have IP after IP after IP of backup addresses and ways around you. Like the worse sales man you ever met…try to get him out the front door and suddenly he’s under the couch suggesting scratch free flooring or furniture feet that really protect your floors. Its annoying as heck.
- Comment on Former Meta exec says asking for artist permission will kill AI industry 16 hours ago:
Specially when you realize that AI is for more than music, literature and other forms of illegal data processing. It can be used in a huge amount of other ways. One way for example would be to replace our president with a Combination of 4 magistrates and 1 AI…the republicans get 2, the Democrats get 2. AI gets to propose actions to take but has 0 authority in doing anything. Once a proposal has been made to do something, the 4 people get to discuss the action and implement it. If the implementation ends in a tie, then AI can ask the people to vote by phone. AI would then break the tie via the people’s popular vote. And no more electoral college, just use AI to pick the president based on the popular vote.
- Comment on Former Meta exec says asking for artist permission will kill AI industry 16 hours ago:
My permission costs $2.50 for every time AI reads my text or uses it in the background. Thank you! Come again!
- Comment on ICE Taps into Nationwide AI-Enabled Camera Network, Data Shows 20 hours ago:
A few years ago in SanDiego a proposal to install cameras came into being. They said the things were there for meteorology and security. The popo had to get a warrant to use the evidence on a case by case basis.
But soon enough:
www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/…/3703267/
If you don’t want this in your community or state, stand up for it. Say no to speed cameras, license plate readers etc. Those things are what keep Korean people under the government’s thumb:
They carry ponchos and umbrellas even when its not raining. They do it to protect their own against cameras and AI.
- Comment on What a wonderful world we live in! 21 hours ago:
Step one, cover horse’s eyes and plug ears. Step 2, walk horse onto large airplane. Step 3, get said airplane up into the air. Step 4, run with horse towards the open back end of airplane until the horse exits the vehicle. Step 5… Hold up, did we miss the one step where you would strap that large backpack over there to its back? Hmm. Step 6 purchase second horse, specifically a live one.
- Comment on Mom sues porn sites (Including Chaturbate, Jerkmate, Superporn and Hentaicity) for noncompliance with Kansas age assurance law; Teen can no longer enjoy life after mom caught him visiting Chaturbate 1 day ago:
World actually.
- Comment on Nick Clegg says asking artists for use permission would ‘kill’ the AI industry 1 day ago:
They should get into torrents.
- Comment on Good morning here is a terrible idea. 2 days ago:
Rattle for the baby!
Drum set for the kids!
- Comment on Why 3D-Printing an Untraceable Ghost Gun Is Easier Than Ever (Podcast 18mins) 2 days ago:
You kidding? I know nothing about these things but that sounds just wrong.
- Comment on Why 3D-Printing an Untraceable Ghost Gun Is Easier Than Ever (Podcast 18mins) 3 days ago:
But the issue at hand is about regulating 3D printers. So how about HF CNC machines? Or lathe mill combos? What about resin?
What about meat? It has vitamins and proteins to make some people really really strong… Enough to choke people with their bare hands! And they are allowed to freely walk among us and even ride the bus, train our plane! Protein is very dangerous stuff. I hear you can even 3D print it!
- Comment on Jayant Narlikar, the Indian scientist who challenged the Big Bang theory, dies at 86 3 days ago:
My deepest condolences to his servants. I’ve heard some flat earthers don’t have servants as we speak. Perhaps his servants could continue their duties serving the flat earthers.
- Comment on On trees... 3 days ago:
So if you look at a tiny blade of grass and a gigantic tree its like looking at a Chihuahua and a brachiosaurus. And there are smaller things and bigger things in the aminal kingdum!
- Comment on Why 3D-Printing an Untraceable Ghost Gun Is Easier Than Ever (Podcast 18mins) 3 days ago:
Only the non critical to function parts can be plastic. IE, the barrel can’t be plastic. And you can use literally anything else other than 3D printed stuff.
So why is 3D printed even an issue. Anything… A CNC, scissors, metal, a grinder, wood, springs, screws…can be made part of or be used to make anything else. Making things is not magic and a 3D printer is not magic either.
The highest pressure rated plastic has a Ts or just maybe 28ksi. But with 15% elongation and a really weak modulus. So you can make toys basically.
- Comment on Why 3D-Printing an Untraceable Ghost Gun Is Easier Than Ever (Podcast 18mins) 3 days ago:
No plastic can withstand the pressure and shock from the propulsion of the shot, nor the heat or the friction generated. The 3D printed whatever is a fallacy. The only thing you can print is cute things you can attach to whatever.
- Comment on The World's First Mass-Produced Flying Car Is Here and It Costs $1 Million 5 days ago:
I hope its a popular buy among all our billionaires.
- Comment on Descentralized AI book reading server 6 days ago:
Not just that but. My own notes from say Joplin. Can it consume those and expand my knowledge based on things I’ve already done and results I’ve already tried. And that’s still just an example. I could be a race car driver learning a particular race way or a set of other drivers etc.
- Comment on As Trump makes nice with Arab Rulers, Elon Musk isn't the only one to benefit. Musk's brother has deals for his own. His dad opened an Institute in Dubai 6 days ago:
I hear both had very good friends with their servants too. Encouraging!
- Comment on Cheers lads an lassies 6 days ago:
Last name vibratory relations tight?
- Comment on YSK some cities in the US are starting to build an affordable community built wifi network that goes around big telecom companies 6 days ago:
Anyone remember ricochet wireless? That was awesome. It can happen again! Why not?
- Comment on Descentralized AI book reading server 6 days ago:
Because those who dedicate themselves to finding the best information would have the best AI specific to that information. I would want my question routed to Joe’s shop and not jiffy lubes shop.
Maybe your question is about photography or maybe specific to photography chemistry or maybe to the mechanisms of a shutter or maybe you want to known how to setup a second curtain flash or maybe you want to known what specific wavelengths your first doublet filters for or what wavefront shape the light beam reflecting off the camera’s sensor will have or what sort of material can absorb it best so it doesn’t reflect back as a haze. Who knows! Well the very best people who do that sort of thing know, and they got all the books about it! So why not share that information if the books are just sitting there every day just collecting dust.
Sure something like this hasn’t been done yet. But its not because it can’t be done. Its because it’s difficult to do. But all the pieces are already there. We just need a few good puzzle masters to put it all together.
- Submitted 6 days ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 11 comments
- Comment on They encased the filter 1 week ago:
You also need a spray gun with the glasses.
- Comment on Not now, not ever! Stop asking! 1 week ago:
I like technology. I don’t like it used to abuse my privacy.
- Comment on Wet your hands with clean, running water, turn off the tap, spread cheeks, and apply soap. 1 week ago:
Its a happy face mask dispenser! Dick activated.
- Comment on Not now, not ever! Stop asking! 1 week ago:
Yeah but now they don’t need me anymore. Its like letting the leopard eat my face because then it will leave me alone.
- Comment on Haha si señor 1 week ago:
Ah que la chingada! Ya nos jodimos el pinche puente!
Gentlemen! Full wind ahead!
Do you mean full tilt captain?
Sure you can tilt the sails!
- Comment on Outstanding work 1 week ago:
Was there a pope before these popes? Were there cameras for that?
