ImgurRefugee114
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- Comment on Political leaning 4 days ago:
Oh hi Mark
- Comment on What do you guys think of Crimson Desert? 6 days ago:
Yeah and refer to #1. BDO was buy to play with only cosmetics and small QoL buffs…
- Comment on What do you guys think of Crimson Desert? 6 days ago:
Broken promises, p2w, uses a lot of f2p manipulations.
The only hope is that I think CD is supposed to be a single player experience? (At least that was the rumor many many years ago) So they may not fuck it as badly… But it wouldn’t surprise me in the slightest.
- Comment on What do you guys think of Crimson Desert? 1 week ago:
Zero faith given Black Desert
- Comment on He is a human Who lives on earth 1 week ago:
Lives… Present tense? O.O
- Comment on Tesla Robotaxis Reportedly Crashing at a Rate That's 4x Higher Than Humans 1 week ago:
This is a really funny thing to see a few scrolls down from an article about Tesla’s first wheelless vehicle and finally “solving autonomous driving”
- Comment on deez nutz save lives 1 week ago:
(I screenshotted this and sent it to Rust programmers)
- Comment on Over 80 UN member states condemn Israel’s de-facto annexation of West Bank 1 week ago:
🚫💩
- Comment on deez nutz save lives 1 week ago:
Or why they both scream when you crack them open to get at the yummy liquid inside
- Comment on Having grown up on sci-fi I always knew there would be people who reject robots and AI on a visceral level, I just thought it wouldn't be me. 1 week ago:
I always felt the term “humanist” was woefully inadequate and discounts other sentient life, be it organic or otherwise, on earth or otherwise.
Even I hate “AI”
- Comment on Sonic Yiff, the ultimate alternative music act 1 week ago:
Guitar riff 🤚
Guitar yiff 👈
- Comment on Curb feelers 1 week ago:
Yes. It’s what they call the teeth of fascists.
- Comment on Roast me 1 week ago:
You caught me, I’m a doppelganger. I don’t play DnD I’m just faking it to fit in until you try to long rest.
- Comment on Roast me 2 weeks ago:
When the bard rolls a nat 20 on vicious mockery
Damn
- Comment on AI spurs employees to work harder, faster, and with fewer breaks, study finds 2 weeks ago:
AI has a lot of pitfalls. It helps knowing how they work: tokens, context, training, harnesses and tools,… Because then nonsense like this makes a lot more sense. (For context, I later told it to use JavaScript to manipulate strings to accomplish this task and it did a much better job. Still needed touchups of course)
- Comment on 58 UK public libraries have parenting books with advice to encourage children to detransition 2 weeks ago:
Oh you’re probably right! Thanks
- Comment on 58 UK public libraries have parenting books with advice to encourage children to detransition 2 weeks ago:
About the author…
In March 2022, O’Malley was slated to speak at an NHS conference on gender dysphoria. The event was cancelled following complaints by NHS whistleblowers, researchers, and trans rights activists, who accused a majority of the speakers as having a “record of extreme prejudice towards trans people”. Open Democracy said the speakers had “close links to proponents of anti-trans conversion therapies”.
On 10 May 2022, TD Mick Barry raised issue with O’Malley’s invitation to the [education] conference, referring to a Twitter Spaces conversation in which she stated “I don’t think you need to give empathy at all, none, zero. I think I should because I’m trying to understand them” when asked why woman should have sympathy for who they describe as autogynephiles.
LGBTQIA+ activist Izzy Kamikaze also shared link to the released audio. O’Malley has sent a legal letter to Barry accusing him of defamation and sent similar language to Kamikaze for sharing the link
In 2022, O’Malley appeared in a video produced by the Ickonic film company, which is largely owned by antisemitic conspiracy theorist David Icke
(The space-lizards KKK guy)
In August 2025, the Irish Association for Counseling and Psychotherapy published a piece in which they criticised O’Malley and Genspect as holding an “anti-trans stance” and wanting to marginalise trans people, saying that psychotherapists needed to be alert to disinformation. In response, O’Malley initiated a legal case against them and the writer of the article for defamation.
- Comment on Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month 2 weeks ago:
These are a decent overview
disroot.org/blog/matrix-closure
I don’t agree with all of those points, but that’s the gist. The metadata issue is becoming a bigger factor. I hope things like katzenpost find massive success…
As for the ecosystem: Element and Synapse are really the only viable implementations. Fluffychat is okay on android but that’s about it; most lack features or are using outdated and vulnerable dependencies / are poorly maintained / etc.
But it’s not all negatives. One great thing about Matrix is how well they handle multiple devices. It’s also been a security weak point, but not too bad and has decent ux (depending on impl…)
- Comment on Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month 2 weeks ago:
My group has been tinkering with matrix but the ecosystem is such a mess that I think we’ll be going to xmpp-based solutions, and once the kinks are ironed out, migrating it to i2p
- Comment on New Epstein files reveal contact with Bitcoin dev Andresen before CIA briefing 3 weeks ago:
What a shit article
- Comment on PeerWeb - Decentralized Website Hosting 3 weeks ago:
Twitter already exists
- Comment on Twodaloo 4 weeks ago:
I prefer competitive shitting
- Comment on They're perfect 4 weeks ago:
- he said about the pharaoh’s mummified remains
- Comment on Amazon discovered a 'high volume' of CSAM in its AI training data but isn't saying where it came from 4 weeks ago:
This is why I use the word ‘proliferation,’ in the nuclear sense. Since the days of SD1, these illegal capabilities have become more and more prevalent in the local image model space. The advent of model merging, mixing, and retraining/finetunes, have caused a significant increase in the proportion of model releases that have been contaminated.
What you’re saying is ultimately true, but it was more true in the early days. Animated, drawn, and CGI content has always been a problem, but photorealistic capability was very limited and rare, often coming from homebrewed proprietary finetunes published on shady forums. Since then, they’ve become much more prolific. It’s estimated that roughly between a fourth and a third of photorealistic SDXL-based models released on civit.ai during 2025 have some degree of capability.
Just as LLM benchmark test answers have contaminated open source models, illegal capabilities gained from illegal datasets have also contaminated image models; to the point where there are plenty of well-intentioned authors unknowingly contributing to the problem. There are some who go out of their way to poison models (usually with false association training on specific keywords) but few bother, or even known, to do so.
- Comment on Amazon discovered a 'high volume' of CSAM in its AI training data but isn't saying where it came from 4 weeks ago:
Well another factor is providence: they don’t keep around exactly where they got their data from. Sometimes on a set level, but almost never on an individual sample. “We found csam somewhere on maybe reddit or imgur or pinterest” is practically worthless
- Comment on Amazon discovered a 'high volume' of CSAM in its AI training data but isn't saying where it came from 4 weeks ago:
Unlikely IMO. Maybe some… But if they scraped social media sites like blogs, Facebook, or Twitter, they would end up with dumptrucks full. Ask any one who has to deal with UGC: it pollutes every corner of the net and it’s damn near everywhere. The proliferation of local models capable of generating photorealistic materials has only made the situation worse. It was rare to uncover actionable cases before, but the signal to noise ratio is garbage now.
- Comment on China’s new flexible fibre chip can survive being run over by a 15.6-ton truck 4 weeks ago:
It’s the size of 1/825 washing machines
- Comment on China’s new flexible fibre chip can survive being run over by a 15.6-ton truck 4 weeks ago:
Stereotypical .ml user reply to a T
- Comment on When you see somebody do this, you know they've got the experience 5 weeks ago:
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- Comment on Sweden | More children under 15 should be able to be searched, government proposes 5 weeks ago:
We call that the ‘Epstein Frisk’
