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- Comment on Eerily realistic AI voice demo sparks amazement and discomfort online 4 days ago:
Children growing up using such systems will develop dependencies and abilities, further and beyond whatever “addictions” people now have for their devices and games.
- Comment on Google’s 'consent-less' Android tracking probed by academics 4 days ago:
There is more in this study than “SafetyCore”
- Comment on Traumatic stuff gives ChatGPT ‘anxiety,’ but therapy helps. 5 days ago:
Does ChatGPT Dream of Electric Sheeps ? Or is it ChadGPT ?
- Comment on 2 Android Spyware ? (SafetyCore and ContactKeys) by Google 1 week ago:
i went back to the root of the conversation thread for which i gave the comment link in the header of this post and I got this :
From : @DuskyRo@lemmy.world
SafetyCore Placeholder so if it ever tries to reinstall itself it will fail due to signature mismatch. 201 upvotes … 0 downvotes
Also all replies in this thread are nice and based. … Looks legit to me.
… if anyone can do these verifications, it would appreciate. - Submitted 1 week ago to technology@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Comment on Humanity May Achieve the Singularity Within the Next 12 Months, Scientists Suggest 1 week ago:
Scientist say it’s possible, yet let’s see Lemmy users deny this possibility.
- Comment on Sun God 1 week ago:
Same reasons for any eclipses :
.1- plane of orbits (the one for Venus and the one for the Earth) do not exactly coincide and
.2- because distances between objects are much larger than objects, including size of the sun. - Comment on is telling an employee how he has to speak micromanaging? Is it toxic? 2 weeks ago:
[Shitty Life Pro Tip]
You answer : okay you want me to explain like you are five ? … can do that 😏 - Comment on Washington DC to be renamed to St Donaldsburg 2 weeks ago:
That’s a real photograph from the LSP post that will be shot next week.
spoiler
sarcasm !
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- Comment on AI Atlantis revealed off the coast of China, reportedly boasting computational power equivalent to 30,000 high-end gaming PCs 2 weeks ago:
TLDR without the crap :
China is installing data center under sea to benefit from natural cooling. - Comment on Facepalm on multiple levels 2 weeks ago:
2025 February 20, other sources :
Washington Post
~By Justine McDaniel~ washingtonpost.com/…/trump-third-term-king-uncons…
Trump again raises idea of running for an unconstitutional third term
The suggestion followed a stretch of days in which Trump referred to himself as a king and quoted a dictator in suggesting that he was immune from following laws
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President Donald Trump on Thursday again raised the prospect of serving for an unconstitutional third term, asking a crowd at a White House event whether he should run again and receiving audience chants of “Four more years!” The suggestion followed a stretch of days in which Trump referred to himself as a king and quoted a dictator in suggesting that he was immune from following laws — all while his administration has continued pushing the bounds of presidential power.
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Washington Examiner
~By Mabinty Quarshie and Hailey Bullis~ washingtonexaminer.com/…/cpac-trump-power-third-t…
CPAC relishes in Trump’s power amid push for unconstitutional third term
NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland - - Attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference celebrated President Donald Trump‘s whirlwind return to power, with some mulling a plan to keep the Republican in the White House beyond a second term. (…).
@ fucking ~msn~ :
(i do not post such putrid links, yet title is…) ‘Caesar figure’: MAGA die-hards pushing 3rd Trump term met with CPAC silence
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- Comment on Facepalm on multiple levels 2 weeks ago:
2025 February 20, other sources :
Washington Examiner
washingtonexaminer.com/…/cpac-trump-power-third-t…
CPAC relishes in Trump’s power amid push for unconstitutional third term
~By Mabinty Quarshie and Hailey Bullis~ NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland - - Attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference celebrated President Donald Trump‘s whirlwind return to power, with some mulling a plan to keep the Republican in the White House beyond a second term. (…) - Comment on In the US, it's finally socially acceptable again to clap when the plane lands 2 weeks ago:
🎼🎶 Clap your hands🎵 !
- Comment on What 5 Megabytes of Computer Data Looked Like in 1966 ~ Vintage Everyday 2 weeks ago:
One line of code was called a card - - if I remember correctly that was 1,000 years ago, maybe less, i’m not sure now 😆. Thanks for recalling me the 80 characters per line, fond memories, takes me way back.
- Comment on What 5 Megabytes of Computer Data Looked Like in 1966 ~ Vintage Everyday 2 weeks ago:
i copied that image from the article of the post without reading that article itself. But, since you asked, i went in that article … and all i could find is this :
The image of 62,500 punched cards neatly stacked in rows serves as a reminder of the immense physicality involved in early computing.
So, unfortunately, the nice lady might just be a “banana for scale” here 😯 !
- Comment on In the US, it's finally socially acceptable again to clap when the plane lands 2 weeks ago:
… clap if the plane lands
- Comment on Current chain of command 2 weeks ago:
i would rather vote for the guy in the tan colored suit.
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to conservative@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Comment on Most people do not know how they died 2 weeks ago:
Anyone, whatever how they died, don’t know anything anymore.
- Comment on AI cracks superbug problem in two days that took scientists years 2 weeks ago:
(…) If you want to give it a run for its money, give it a novel problem that isn’t solved, and see what it comes up with.
You mean like searcher have done …
... in here : ?
bturtel.substack.com/p/human-all-too-human
For AI to learn something fundamentally new - something it cannot be taught by humans - it requires exploration and ground-truth feedback.
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www.lightningrod.ai
We’re enabling self-play that learns directly from real world feedback. - Comment on AI cracks superbug problem in two days that took scientists years 2 weeks ago:
it seems you did not read my post in entirety.
- Comment on AI cracks superbug problem in two days that took scientists years 2 weeks ago:
it’s not word completion, its so far from it :
(…) He told the BBC of his shock when he found what it had done, given his research was not published so could not have been found by the AI system in the public domain. (…)
(…) “It’s not just that the top hypothesis they provide was the right one,” he said. "It’s that they provide another four, and all of them made sense. “And for one of them, we never thought about it, and we’re now working on that.” (…)
- Comment on The UK could be at the forefront of the climate revolution. Here’s how. 2 weeks ago:
with current events it comes to this :
(…) growth at almost any price (…)
- Comment on In China, AI-driven robots are ‘evolving at an incredibly fast pace’ 2 weeks ago:
Nothing, no specifications, no price … in this article unfortunately … except maybe for that :
full image
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- Comment on What 5 Megabytes of Computer Data Looked Like in 1966 ~ Vintage Everyday 2 weeks ago:
Yes, she certainly has the look of someone who knows what a huge amount of work these piles of cards represent. There would have been no turbulent kids running around these.
- Comment on What 5 Megabytes of Computer Data Looked Like in 1966 ~ Vintage Everyday 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Microsoft announces quantum computing breakthrough with new Majorana 1 chip 2 weeks ago:
Microsoft has outlined its research in a peer-reviewed paper published today in Nature,
www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08445-2
explaining how its researchers were able to create the topological qubit. Microsoft has helped create a new material made from indium arsenide and aluminum, and it has placed eight topological qubits on a chipthat it hopes can eventually scale to 1 million.
majorana particle at wiki … - Comment on Chinese scientists claim neural network tech unlocks 10,000X speedup in optical fiber bandwidth 2 weeks ago:
this guy from Tom’s hardware doesn’t have a clue what he’s talking about, so, go to the original :
interestingengineering.com/…/optical-fiber-for-br…
Single-mode fibers, used for long-distance communication, send only one light signal at a time, usually from a laser. Multimode fibers have a wider core and allow multiple light signals from LEDs to travel through them. However, these signals bounce off the fiber’s edges, which can scramble the data.Scientists have ways to fix this problem, like using artificial neural networks or spatial light modulators, but these methods take time and use a lot of energy. They also require changing the light signals into electrical signals before processing them, which slows things down.
To solve this issue, researchers added tiny diffractive neural networks, about the size of a grain of salt, to the ends of ultra-thin multimode fibers. These networks can read and process light signals in real-time without needing complex computing power.
- Comment on WD's new HDMR tech to enable record-breaking 100TB+ drives 3 weeks ago:
Conventional HDD are less expensive because they do not require lithography on the platters. But with this new technology that would change. So there wouldn’t be a price advantage, this is to say 100 terabytes would cost as much as if it was SSDs, i.m.o.
- Comment on WD's new HDMR tech to enable record-breaking 100TB+ drives 3 weeks ago:
This technology is projected to be quite expensive as bit-patterned disks must be physically patterned using lithography or etching equipment in cleanrooms.
… at this point, just go for SSD
