SonOfAntenora
@SonOfAntenora@lemmy.world
- Comment on Feds in Catalonia, Spain think everyone using a Google Pixel must be a drug dealer 3 hours ago:
There was a guide to craft a timed bomb with the f-91w and other common materials. Uploaded by the terrorists. It worked
- Comment on Good morning to sovcit vanifestos, and only sovcit vanifestos. 1 day ago:
The back of the car is completely obfuscated by the shit graffiti. This thing might not even be legal to drive just for that.
- Comment on Microplastics will be the "boomers all have lead poisoning" of millennials 1 day ago:
Boomers also have them, or do you think they intentionally target millennials?
- Comment on How to turn off Gemini on Android — and why you should 2 days ago:
it’s becoming harder to fully turn off or remove.
They’re going to phase out assistant almost completely, migrating features to gemini. Realistically the privacy of assistant was not better, but gemini uses a fully functional LLM and not a huge if-else-switch statement for standard commands.
I think they have the upper hand over AI companies as they own the internet and youtube for training purposes.
But gemini wants to be my friend if I don’t stop it, and it’s creepy and weird.
- Comment on Children never lie 3 days ago:
It’s technically possible to use the esperanto phonetic alphabet, but it would still look incredibly weird
- Comment on Children never lie 3 days ago:
Hell is a world where you write common english with the IPA alphabet
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
That’s better…
- Comment on Grandma is on her own 5 days ago:
It’s actually expensive, and the property is taxed as usual. If you don’t monetise the area you’re going to lose. It depends.
- Comment on Grandma is on her own 6 days ago:
If you were any smarter you wpuld inherit the house from your grandma and flip it yourself for big gains
- Comment on Firefox is fine. The people running it are not 6 days ago:
I used basilisk for a short while. Very minimal browser, indeed.
But it’s chromium, so you do you. I personally favour anything that doesn’t bloat me. Early on I used opera back on a j2me device, there was also a browser with a nice data saving feature, I had access to all cricket news and cricket sport teams because it was heaviliy featured there, there was a squirrel as a logo but it’s all I remember.
- Comment on Made Ya Look... 1 week ago:
It actually makes sense to not notice them because they are off the grid in the true sense, no such person would announce their current statr on social media.
Don’t they just want to keep it to themselves? That’s what it’d look like
- Comment on Grok got a Nazi patch 1 week ago:
It’s because AI tells you what you want to hear, in your case a summary of know events, likely because you asked so and have a different history than a conspiracy obsessed accounts.
Also the pepe pfp with the comment ‘based’ are enough.
- Comment on Grok got a Nazi patch 1 week ago:
Obligatory @grok is this bad?
Ah. AI in thd control of the few is such a mess. The most powerful server known so far.
Wasted for this shit. Actually I think unregulated AI will be our own cultural downfall.
- Comment on Viewers like you 1 week ago:
There’s something more insidious about these new talking heads tho.
- Comment on Viewers like you 1 week ago:
By the way back then you didn’t have influencers and youtubers telling you what to think, and there were no 6 hours video assay telling you how bad the lastest disney movie (because no other animated movie is worth discussing) is. Honestly back then we either turned on the tv or pop in some vhs or later on dvd and be happy about it. I know it’s wild to think but we didn’t have internt with us all time.
- Comment on On July 7, Gemini AI will access your WhatsApp and more. Learn how to disable it on Android. 1 week ago:
It’s absolutely there,it relaced assistant…
- Comment on I require nothing more 1 week ago:
Needs more books. Honestly all these minimal setups are kinda bad if you want something that isn’t a computer.
- Comment on Why do so many homes in rural areas have a front yard full of junk? 1 week ago:
Nobody cares about this if there’s no law against that, so you generally see what people would act like if it were’t for more civilised rules of hurban areas. I don’t consider that self reliance culture as these parts are literally going to rust away.
- Comment on Kanye West was denied entry to Australia after releasing antisemitic song 1 week ago:
You mean yet another antisemitic stuff from this person…i lost count of the thigs he did so far.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
But can modern ai make some creepypasta? Bet it can’t! Clearly cleverbot was superior.
Remember boibot and evie, those creepy little shits that regurgitated more horny stuff than a teenager who discovers the internet?
- Comment on PewDiePie: I'm DONE with Google 2 weeks ago:
You should see reddit or any other mainstream social media for that matter, I assure you it gets much worse. In fact people on lemmy are mosltly normal.
- Comment on Student visa applicants will now be forced to make their social media accounts public 2 weeks ago:
I imagined. Probably it’s better to have a public one where you have the kind of things they want to see.
- Comment on Student visa applicants will now be forced to make their social media accounts public 2 weeks ago:
Well well this is a recent account after all, so it is possible. Also, I do have a public social media, but it’s either used for messaging or it’s empty (follow - only).
- Comment on Student visa applicants will now be forced to make their social media accounts public 2 weeks ago:
It’s going to be weird when there’s no handle or social media at all. I nuked my social media around 2020/2021, I was legit tired if people posting travel pics and pretending everything was alright. Oh by the way one could make a fake page just for this, but deep down we know we don’t care.
- Comment on The End of Publishing as We Know It 2 weeks ago:
AI companies than blog and social-media posts. (Ziff Davis is suing OpenAI for training on its articles without paying a licensing fee.) Researchers at Microsoft have also written publicly about “the importance of high-quality data” and have suggested that textbook-style content may be particularly desirable.
If they want quality data then, don’t kill them. Secondly, if they want us as gig workers providing content for AI, don’t act surprised when people start feeding gibberish. It’s already happening, llm are hallucinating a whole lot more than the earliest gpt 3 models. That means something, they just haven’t thought about it long enough. If a reasoning model gets stuff wrong 30 to 50% of the time, with peak of 75% bullshit rate, it’s worthless. Killing good journalism for this is so dumb.
- Comment on No JS, No CSS, No HTML: online "clubs" celebrate plainer websites 2 weeks ago:
CSS is mostly evil when you have to center elements in the page.
- Comment on Judge backs AI firm over use of copyrighted books 2 weeks ago:
Cool than, try to do some torrenting out there and don’t hide that. Tell us how it goes
- Comment on It is what it is 3 weeks ago:
Incognito was never about privacy. It’s about hiding your seach history from your parents or partner or whatever
- Comment on AI search finds publishers starved of referral traffic 3 weeks ago:
It seems they’ve been deprioritised entirely, years ago i was able to find actual blogs and forums. But this is going to hit them even harder.
- Comment on AI search finds publishers starved of referral traffic 3 weeks ago:
I’m surprised nobody thought at this before. It was the fairly obvious outcome, inevitably this will lead to the collapse of the information environment we rely on, if nobody puts a stop to this. Ai doesn’t seem to care, neither improvements seem to target this. Small websites were already struggling, now they’re dying.