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- Comment on Which timezone would win in a conflict? 2 weeks ago:
Australians, because they live in the future. Theyll fuck you up yesterday.
- Comment on Its all bots, isn't it? 3 weeks ago:
If were all bots, what are the humans doing? Living in a utopia and only interfacing in person?
- Comment on Hold up! 5 weeks ago:
Maybe just ‘i am efficient’. Splitting it into 3 words one of which is fish ads confusion and additional processing to the receiving brain which is not efficient.
- Comment on karma is the original gamefication 1 month ago:
id like to see stats for near death encounters
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- Comment on Blue 1 month ago:
dude ate it and now has a split personality
- Comment on Hackers Threaten to Submit Artists' Data to AI Models If Art Site Doesn't Pay Up 1 month ago:
if the ai models are happy using stolen data, whos to say they havent already scraped the site themselves.
if your data is on the net, its already being swiped i think.
i wouldnt pay it if i were them. as if they arent gonna sell the data anyway for a lil extra cash, morals mean nothing to thieves.
- Comment on Something we all can agree on 1 month ago:
you guys are getting paid?
- Comment on Australia’s government trial of age‑assurance tech to keep under‑16s off social media says social media age checks can be done, despite errors and privacy risks 1 month ago:
so much fluff in their findings. makes me think, they didnt research shit. this is gonna be terribly implemented.
their attempt wont be the end of the free web. but people will leave because they dont want their data breached by yet another bad actor. its just making the web more dangerous instead of safer.
no one has the tech and security to handle this. its waaaay too early. the breaches are going to substantial and continuous.
good luck Australia. stay safe.
- Comment on Immortals must be riddled with cancer thanks to gene errors in their dna replication. 1 month ago:
this is why im on lemmy. 👏👏👏
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- Comment on Kirkland strong 1 month ago:
na nike doesnt make dog food. just peanut butter sneakerfreaker.com/…/nike-kd-6-peanut-butter-and-…
- Comment on Is "AI" the end of truth? 1 month ago:
so as it turns out after doing further research, there are theories of truth. and we are both correct 😂
Correspondence Theory: Something is true if it corresponds to reality. In applying this theory, we look for factual evidence to justify our beliefs.
When you say “The Eiffel Tower is in Paris,” if the Eiffel Tower is indeed in Paris (which it is), your statement is true.
Coherence Theory: The belief is logically consistence within a system of beliefs. Your belief is coherent with your other beliefs, making it true under this theory.
Imagine you believe that “All humans need food to survive” and you also believe that “John is a human.” From these, you logically conclude that “John needs food to survive.”
Pragmatic Theory: Truth is what works or is practical.
If you believe that “studying hard leads to good grades” and you actually get good grades by studying hard, your belief proves true in a practical sense.
Other Theories: Other theories, like the Constructivist or Consensus theories, offer unique ways of assessing truth. They remind us that truth can be seen differently depending on cultural, social, or individual lenses.
- Comment on Is "AI" the end of truth? 2 months ago:
so truth then would also be absolute? and not a human perception?
i feel like humans use truth more relatively. perhaps there should be distinctions between absolute truth and relative truth in the english language.
some people ‘believe’ aliens to be true. believe in a truth. you shouldnt have to believe a truth if it has no counterpoint. like if gravity is truth. you shouldn’t be able to believe in it. it should just happen to you.
- Comment on Russia rejects Zelensky meeting as diplomatic tension simmers 2 months ago:
putin: give me ukrain ports zelensky: lets chat putin: no too scary.
- Comment on Is "AI" the end of truth? 2 months ago:
whos to define reality? was it not truth that the sun orbited the earth? reality is also the most popular theory. string theory could be truth. president names in epstein files could be truth. if someone doctors the list before it hits the courts, and its voted on as true, it becomes truth to society while not matching reality.
i think we are circling the same idea from different angles. kinda fun, thanks for the critical thinking sparring.
- Comment on Is "AI" the end of truth? 2 months ago:
it has to be the definition though. human understanding is limited, therefore what we believe is fact, can theoretically be ‘wrong’ and disproven in the future by new advancements in science. so ‘truth’ is just belief in fact.
- Comment on Is "AI" the end of truth? 2 months ago:
truth is just the most common belief. not 100% factual.
it was once truth the world was flat, then the sun revolved around the earth. then the world was round. next will be the earth is a tesseract. then finally truth will be earth is a hexigon the bestigon and we can finally rest.
- Comment on Russia orders state-backed Max messenger app to be pre-installed on new phones 2 months ago:
is it still spying if everyone knows theyre doing it?
- Comment on Solar panels in space could cut Europe's renewable energy needs by 80% 2 months ago:
solar panels on earth could reduce it 100%
- Comment on Why do i tip my bartender $2 per drink and per bar food order but 20% when I order food from a waitress? Am I tipping wrong? 2 months ago:
oh for real? everywhere?
- Comment on Why do i tip my bartender $2 per drink and per bar food order but 20% when I order food from a waitress? Am I tipping wrong? 2 months ago:
in australia they serve bottles of water for free. so im not even out there buying drinks. some places have carbonated water for free too.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
i thought the post was an anti-joke.
- Comment on How did that 22-year-old get on in the date his dad set him up with? 2 months ago:
Im writing this message 5 eons after yours. They repopulated the galaxy after the great filter.
- Comment on Global plastics treaty talks in Geneva end in 'abject failure' 2 months ago:
even if its the richest man in the world. the others wont care because its not them.
- Comment on If I invented a shirt that caused cameras to be damaged when filmed/photographed, would I be committing a crime by wearing the shirt at events with cameras? 2 months ago:
you dont neds electric eyes to witness something. i witness stuff all the time and my eyes are analogue.
- Comment on If I invented a shirt that caused cameras to be damaged when filmed/photographed, would I be committing a crime by wearing the shirt at events with cameras? 2 months ago:
eyes
- Comment on If I invented a shirt that caused cameras to be damaged when filmed/photographed, would I be committing a crime by wearing the shirt at events with cameras? 2 months ago:
if you invent some passive way to damage tech by just being in its vicinity. not only would it be illegal. it would be a super weapon.
- Comment on The World Will Enter a 15-Year AI Dystopia in 2027, Former Google Exec Says 2 months ago:
i feel like this is more of an inevitability. at one point we are going to be looking at law. and how absurd it is and how ita being broken by actual governments and big tech and be like you know what…fuck it. we ball. and suddenly we are the wild west again where no one gives a shit what the big man says because he is full of shit. and we just do whatever the fuck we want. sadly, i suspect guns are gonna play a big part on both sides.
- Comment on The World Will Enter a 15-Year AI Dystopia in 2027, Former Google Exec Says 2 months ago:
all praise the autofill