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- Comment on it's so fucking awesome 17 hours ago:
Oh my god! Today’s secret word is Corn !
- Comment on Days after Christmas are confusing 1 day ago:
So much ham.
If price per meal is your thing… there are so many amazing things you can make with chicken thighs. To me they’re the lobster of chicken and people haven’t figured out how tender and delicious the things are, so the price is next to nothing lol
- Comment on Good deal 1 day ago:
Does it come with the tarp?
What about a can of corn?
- Comment on Firefox Will Ship with an "AI Kill Switch" to Completely Disable all AI Features - 9to5Linux 6 days ago:
Flip the script man.
Imagine if enabling AI was like two check boxes and it’s on, for those people who really want it.
Sounds great.
- Comment on Almost as relaxing as Getting Over It 6 days ago:
171 reviews, mostly positive?
Can’t be a dark souls game page lol.
Developer line also just says QLOC, doesn’t include From Software, which are listed as developers and publishers today. Wonder if this was a F12 thing where someone messed with the info of another game then did their recording.
- Comment on Apple hit with $115M fine for “extremely burdensome” App Store privacy policy 1 week ago:
This is the wrong fucking outcome…
The verdict should have been what protects consumers the most, not what benefits advertisers the most. Apple should have been forced to add the same privacy inquiries to their own first party apps.
- Comment on Firefox Will Ship with an "AI Kill Switch" to Completely Disable all AI Features - 9to5Linux 1 week ago:
It’s like saying cosmic is optional on Pop_OS.
Sure, you can rip it out.. but is it really optional?
- Comment on Shitposting will continue until morale improves 1 week ago:
- Comment on for ranked smoking only 1 week ago:
That may have corn applications with the right design modification.
- Comment on Palestinian shot dead at close range by IDF in West Bank; IDF says he threw a brick 1 week ago:
The victors write the history books.
- Comment on AI’s Unpaid Debt: How LLM Scrapers Destroy the Social Contract of Open Source 1 week ago:
m365 has done so much damage to computing. Same deal with google’s equivalent.
- Comment on Russia Has Lost 1.2 Million Troops in Ukraine—More Than Its Entire Pre-War Army 1 week ago:
It gets even worse than that man.
- Comment on Russia Has Lost 1.2 Million Troops in Ukraine—More Than Its Entire Pre-War Army 1 week ago:
Don’t forget all the latin americans, africans, middle easterners and asians. Over a hundred countries’ nationals have fought on the russian side of the war. The reasons are all over the place.
- Comment on Longing, Rusted, Seventeen, Daybreak, Furnace, Nine, Benign, Homecoming, One, Boxcar 1 week ago:
Middle school science class probably. They probably reiterate it again in highschool biology.
- Comment on Larian CEO Responds to Divinity Gen AI Backlash: 'We Are Neither Releasing a Game With Any AI Components, Nor Are We Looking at Trimming Down Teams to Replace Them With AI' 1 week ago:
That’s a big part of the reason why “AI slop” looks so bad. Inference is fundamentally not how people create complex and delicate art pieces. It’s like constructing a house by starting with the paint job and ending with the framing lumber, then asking an architect to fix where you fucked up.
This is just the whole robot sandwich thing to me.
A tool is a tool. Fools may not use them well, but someone who understands how to properly use a tool can get great things out of it.
Doesn’t anybody remember how internet search was in the early days? How you had to craft very specific searches to get something you actually wanted? To me this is like that. I use generative AI as a search engine and just like with altavista or google, it’s up to my own evaluation of the results and my own acumen with the prompt to get me where I want to be. Even then, I still need to pay attention and make sure what I have is relevant and useful.
I think artists could use gen AI to make more good art than ever, but just like a photographer… a thousand shots only results in a very small number of truly amazing outcomes.
Gen AI can’t think for itself or for anybody, and if you let it do the thinking and end up with slop well… garbage in, garbage out.
At the end of the day right now two people can use the same tools and ask for the same things and get wildly different outputs. It doesn’t have to be garbage unless you let it be though.
I will say, gen AI seems to be the only way to combat the insane BEC attacks we have today. I can’t babysit every single user’s every email, but it sure as hell can bring me a shortlist of things to look at. Something might get through, but before I had a tool a ton of shit got through, and we almost paid tens of thousands of dollars in a single bogus but convincing looking invoice. It went so far as a fucking bank account penny test (they verified two ach deposits) Four different people gave their approvals - head of accounting included… before a junior person asked us if we saw anything fishy. This is just one example for why gen AI can have real practical use cases.
- Comment on Larian CEO Responds to Divinity Gen AI Backlash: 'We Are Neither Releasing a Game With Any AI Components, Nor Are We Looking at Trimming Down Teams to Replace Them With AI' 1 week ago:
Keep going. Handmade analog mediums only.
- Comment on HDD prices spike as AI infrastructure and China's PC push collide — hard drives record biggest price increase in eight quarters, suppliers warn pressure will continue 1 week ago:
IT departments are under a lot of pressure by business leadership to have AI offerings. Most businesses are asking to implement a buzzword, not solve any kind of business challenge.
- Comment on Windows Marketshare since 2010 2 weeks ago:
So I assume this is some kind of web traffic graph?
- Comment on why the heck do cockroaches fly 2 weeks ago:
Man these leash laws are getting out of hand.
Next you’ll tell me I need to have a leash on my ladybugs and my kids.
- Comment on Fun Otter Fact 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Actual theft 2 weeks ago:
I thought I asked you to order corn
- Comment on The most predictable sequel ever filmed 2 weeks ago:
The first time you meet corn for dinner isn’t the last time you’ll see it..
Give it a shot and I’m sure it’ll come out just fine.
- Comment on builder.ai has been tricking customers and investors for eight years – selling an advanced code-writing AI that, it turns out, is actually an Indian software farm employing 700 human developers 3 weeks ago:
If this were true, AI companies would be way more competent than they are lol
- Comment on How customer service jobs be 3 weeks ago:
You say this but I find that orders are way more accurate today with app based ordering than ever before.
I used to have issues all the time with placing orders over intercoms or even face to face 10-30 years ago, but ever since I could enter in exactly what I want, the mistake rate went way down. I think it was just shitty intercoms combined with awkward terminals.
- Comment on Women would rather do drugs than go to therapy 3 weeks ago:
This is basically true in the US nowadays. Hard to say if it’s every state, as some are more regressive than others.
- Comment on Let the awkward silence begin... 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Linux usage hits an all-time high in Steam Hardware Survey—and AMD processors continue their march against Intel 3 weeks ago:
Yeah? Seems like the only thing currently released handheld wise is the MSI Claw AI+ 7 and 8. At $800-$900 it was a very hard sell.
The CPU itself might be strong for efficiency but it’s not like the claw crushed the competition. I feel like the number to meet or beat for a handheld is under $500.
Intel seems deemed too big to fail so I don’t doubt we’ll see a resurgence from them if they can manage to scrap most of the MBAs and focus on engineers.
- Comment on It turns out Saudi Arabia will own 93.4 percent of EA if the buyout goes through, which is effectively all of it 3 weeks ago:
As long as the money keeps coming there won’t be any problems.
That’s always how it’s been!
- Comment on It turns out Saudi Arabia will own 93.4 percent of EA if the buyout goes through, which is effectively all of it 3 weeks ago:
Yeah the kushner share is a bribe to bypass regulatory oversight, didn’t you know?
- Comment on The Algorithm That Detected a $610 Billion Fraud: How Machine Intelligence Exposed the AI Industry’s Circular Financing Scheme 3 weeks ago:
We’ve been trusting google with it’s proprietary algorithms for how long?
We also trust politicians, business leaders with PR teams crafting their every speech and press release…
We also all trust Google, Apple, Microsoft and many other companies with all of our data and metadata. We give away the content of our personal email, and we end up paying google or microsoft to snoop through our enterprise emails.
