danc4498
@danc4498@lemmy.world
- Comment on From Snoop Dogg to Lap Dogg 23 hours ago:
“I don’t go to the movies to have conversations with my grandkids about the world and stuff. I go to ignore him for the day!”
- Comment on Trump Halts Orsted Wind Project in Another Blow to Industry 2 days ago:
I’ve only ever seen wind farms in super right wing states. Seems like supporting wind farms would be good for his base.
- Comment on do what you love 3 days ago:
My kids will get a degree in prompt engineering.
- Comment on Reddit is using AI to determine users beliefs, values, stances and more based on their activity (posts and comments) summarizing it to Subreddit Mods. 5 days ago:
What’s that utility that helps you delete your profile the right way?
- Comment on If you got in a time machine 5 days ago:
Hey now
- Comment on Superfan Ben Stiller Has A Star Trek Pitch, Says It’s Important For Franchise To Return To Big Screen 5 days ago:
I still want the Quentin Tarantino Star Trek movie.
- Comment on Tell me why, ain't nothin′ but a heartache Tell me why, ain't nothin' but a mistake 1 week ago:
It’s not always the same.
- Comment on Dogs need love too 1 week ago:
You never seen a dog before?
- Comment on Butter made from carbon tastes like the real thing, gets backing from Bill Gates 1 week ago:
You had me in the first half
- Comment on Broccoli Blooms 2 weeks ago:
Is it tasty?
What about cauliflower?
- Comment on The virus she told you not to worry about. 2 weeks ago:
How does one discover a virus in the ocean? Are there just viruses living in the ocean and scientists out there getting beakers of ocean water to microscope?
- Comment on As electric bills rise, evidence mounts that data centers share blame. States feel pressure to act 2 weeks ago:
Socialism for the rich. Capitalism for everybody else.
- Comment on Xbox Drops Work on ‘Contraband’ Video Game After Four Years 2 weeks ago:
So, how does this work? Were people actually developing a game that will never be seen? Or did they likely stop working on this years ago and just forgot to tell the world?
- Comment on Damm WaterCatholics 2 weeks ago:
Watermelons against Catholics seeding watermelons.
- Comment on This is WAR. 2 weeks ago:
Eat led to combat the microplastics. Got it!
- Comment on Tesla withheld data, lied, and misdirected police and plaintiffs to avoid blame in Autopilot crash 2 weeks ago:
I doubt they’re doing a full OS wipe when an accident occurs. So PII data would still be on there.
- Comment on Tesla withheld data, lied, and misdirected police and plaintiffs to avoid blame in Autopilot crash 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, this is a good point. Also, another comment said it’s possible the data snapshot is very large, so it’s not intended to be stored locally.
Either way, if you are sending data about my car to a server, it better be easy for me to get this data if needed.
- Comment on 🐀🔥🔥🔥 3 weeks ago:
I took a shot of everclear one time and felt my throat close up immediately. I couldn’t breath and felt panic for what felt like 2 minutes but was actually just 10 seconds. I imagine adding hot sauce would have ended me.
- Comment on Spotify fans threaten to return to piracy as music streamer introduces new face-scanning age checks in the UK 3 weeks ago:
Not Spotify’s fault here, though. Shit legislation.
- Comment on Tesla withheld data, lied, and misdirected police and plaintiffs to avoid blame in Autopilot crash 3 weeks ago:
Within about three minutes of the crash, the Model S uploaded a “collision snapshot”—video, CAN‑bus streams, EDR data, etc.—to Tesla’s servers, the “Mothership”, and received an acknowledgement. The vehicle then deleted its local copy, resulting in Tesla being the only entity having access.
Holy fucking shit. What is the purpose of deleting the data on the vehicle other than to sabotage the owner of the vehicle?
- Comment on Blue Razz 3 weeks ago:
I love a good blue flavored food.
- Comment on Tesla loses Autopilot wrongful death case in $329 million verdict 3 weeks ago:
While Tesla said that McGee was solely responsible, as the driver of the car, McGee told the court that he thought Autopilot “would assist me should I have a failure or should I miss something, should I make a mistake,” a perception that Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk has done much to foster with highly misleading statistics that paint an impression of a brand that is much safer than in reality.
Here’s the thing, Tesla’s marketing of autopilot was much different than the reality. Sure, the fine print might have said having your foot on the gas would shut down autopilot, but the marketing made autopilot sound much more powerful. This guy put his trust in how the vehicle was marketed, and somebody died as a result.
My car, for instance, does not have self driving, but it will still brake if it detects I am going to hit something. Even when my foot is on the gas. It is not unreasonable to think a car marketed the way Tesla was marketed would have similar features.
Lastly, Tesla’s valuation as a company was based on this same marketing, not the fine print. So not only did the marketing put people in danger, but Tesla profited massively from it. They should be held responsible for this.
- Comment on Wyoming to host massive AI data center using more electricity than all Wyoming homes combined 3 weeks ago:
Lots of wind farms out there
- Comment on Mastercard and Visa face backlash after hundreds of adult games removed from online stores Steam and Itch.io 4 weeks ago:
I’d love to boycott them, but literally everything I do uses one of those 2.
- Comment on The company behind Candy Crush is preparing to lay off around 200 employees amid a push to replace designers, researchers, and creative staff with AI. 4 weeks ago:
Good point. This is a pilot program for Microsoft. All negative press gets associated with King. Even the Wikipedia shows “Activision” as the parent company as if to buffer negative news from Microsoft.
- Comment on The company behind Candy Crush is preparing to lay off around 200 employees amid a push to replace designers, researchers, and creative staff with AI. 4 weeks ago:
While most companies replacing employees with AI usually ends in failure for the company, I believe AI will be able to make games like this just as effectively, if not more.
- Comment on Why democrats under Biden administration didn't release Epstein files? 5 weeks ago:
I very much get the first point. Victims need to be protected at all costs. Even if it means the public doesn’t get to know things.
To the second point, the way Trump handled it felt very much like “case closed, nothing to see here”. This does not feel like justice is going to be served.
- Comment on Why democrats under Biden administration didn't release Epstein files? 5 weeks ago:
It’s possible they were protecting their own. You don’t release only the parts that implicate your opponents and leave out the parts that implicate your friends.
I think it’s also possible there wasn’t any smoking gun that directly implicated anybody. Only loose associations to Epstein that we already were aware of.
So if they did release it, Republicans wouldn’t believe anything in it that made them look bad, and Democrats wouldn’t care as they want a real smoking gun before they react. So it wouldn’t help in the election, and the release would have zero impact.
Instead, let the next administration deal with it. With Trump now in charge, it really is a rock and a hard place. If there are “loose associations” that make him or his people look bad, and they are the ones to release it, Republicans would not be able to question its authenticity.
Notice how Trump is now claiming Obama and Biden were manipulating the documents, which is why he won’t release it. This is giving his people a reason to be skeptical even if he does release something that looks bad.
TLDR, either Democrats are implicated and Biden was protecting, or Biden felt it was better to let the next administration deal with it, especially if the next administration was Trump.
- Comment on Why did AT&T think "Eye of Sauron" was the way to go? 5 weeks ago:
Probably same applies for most people. Those books are very slow at times and hard to get through.
- Comment on Why did AT&T think "Eye of Sauron" was the way to go? 5 weeks ago:
It’s interesting that Peter Jackson’s depiction was so good that people now just assume that’s how it always was.