OsrsNeedsF2P
@OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml
- Comment on Never change, Internet. Check out his new title 1 day ago:
Oh lmfao I missed that
- Comment on Never change, Internet. Check out his new title 1 day ago:
Thank you, random Wikipedia vandal
Wikipedia doesn’t act as an arbitrar of truth. If reliable sources (en.m.wikipedia.org/…/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources) call Jake Paul a boxer, Wikipedia will reflect that. If you think the sources are unreliable, you can debate that: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/…/Perennial_sources
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
But I can also bully them, humiliate them, degrade them, psychologically annihilate them even, and that’s fine, legallly.
It’s not legal in a lot of cases
Why?
It’s very hard to prove beyond a reasonable doubt
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
You can punch them, but it’s battery. The same way you can mentally assault them, but that’s harassment.
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 4 days ago:
Every Tesla on the road has manual door release.
- Comment on Terrified friends burn to death trapped in Tesla as doors won't open after crash 4 days ago:
Everyone keeps commenting mad about “mechanical doors”. Y’all. All Tesla’s have mechanical release doors. There is caveat on the rear doors:
Model S: Front and rear doors have manual release
Model 3: Front doors; rear doors only on the Model 3 Highland update
Model X: Front doors and rear Falcon Wing doors
Model Y: Front doors; some rear doors
- Comment on Be happy if you woke up today and your throat didn’t hurt. 2 weeks ago:
As someone who gets a runny nose every time I eat…
Dang
- Comment on Microsoft fires employees who organized vigil for Palestinians killed in Gaza 3 weeks ago:
Bro dont organize nothing in your work place, its common sense.
I understand your sentiment, but you’re basically asking people to be only protest in places it’s easier to ignore
- Comment on YSK that United has significantly escalated their war against basic economy passengers 3 weeks ago:
I wish flying was affordable. My girlfriend lives in Korea and it’s going to cost her 2.5k to come see my family in Canada in December. This is nearly double what she paid in 2017 for the same trip, and while it’s not prohibitively expensive, it’s deterrently expensive
- Comment on Anthropic Wants Its AI Agent to Control Your Computer 3 weeks ago:
Someone made a wrapper for it you can run: github.com/corbt/agent.exe/
- Comment on Hope September doesn’t go by too fast 3 weeks ago:
The one on the Wii? No way
- Comment on Trump cosplaying 3 weeks ago:
Y’all real can’t help but give Trump extra publicity on his stunt, eh
- Comment on Baidu CEO warns AI is just an inevitable bubble — 99% of AI companies are at risk of failing when the bubble bursts 3 weeks ago:
As someone who follows the startup space (and is thinking of starting their own, non-AI driven startup), the issue is all of the easily solvable problems have already been solved. The only thing that shakes up the tree is when new tech comes along and makes some of the old problems easy to solve again.
So take a look at crypto - If you wanted to make a tip bot on Telegram, before crypto that was really hard. You needed to register with something like PayPal, have the recipient register with PayPal, etc etc etc. After crypto it was “Hey this person sent you 5$, use this private key if you ever want to recover it” (btw I made this service and it was used a lot).
Now look at AI - Imagine making a service that detects CSAM before AI took off. As an aside, I did NOT make this service, but I know a group of people who did. Imagine trying to make this without the AI boom - you’d need millions of images for training data, a PhD in machine learning, and so much more. Now, anyone can make it in their basement.
The point is, investors KNOW the bubble is a bubble and that it will pop. It doesn’t matter though. They’re looking for people who will solve problems that previously cost 1bln to solve with only 1mln of funding. If even 1% of their companies pay off, they make a profit.
- Comment on Reddit says it is not covered by new Online Safety Code as it has moved its jurisdiction to the Netherlands 3 weeks ago:
You can upload videos straight to Reddit
- Comment on You fuckin monsters 4 weeks ago:
I love stupid memes like this
- Comment on The 1900s 4 weeks ago:
One day, there will only be a handful of people from the 19 hundreds left
- Comment on PayPal implements default data sharing with third parties: users must manually opt out 1 month ago:
Crypto. Works great for everything I previously used PayPal for
- Comment on there's now more ads in "legit" sites (YouTube, amazon) than in piracy sites 1 month ago:
Brand awareness gets you subconsciously
- Comment on "Would U.S. tech workers join a union?" survey average: 67% likely 1 month ago:
These numbers seem grossly inflated. How was the study conducted?
- Comment on Amazon tech workers leaving for other jobs in response to return to office mandate 1 month ago:
I love going to the office. I started renting a place nearby to do just that.
But I don’t want my coworkers to be forced to show up. That’s silly.
- Comment on Dreams come true 1 month ago:
Honestly sometimes I feel like I’m the only one on Lemmy who likes AI
- Comment on 👣👣👣 1 month ago:
At my old company I offered to help with the hiring. I said we should make job postings and just see if a great candidate applies.
My CEO told me “oh, we already have some postings. Let me give you the credentials”.
I log in to (BreezyHR). There’s over 2,000 applicants in the last 6 months. Tailored resumes, cover letters, everything. All the effort people put in to applying. Never even read. Nobody in the company even logged in to the platform where they would be read. Reading the cover letters from people saying it would be such a great fit was kind of sad.
- Comment on Women in STEM 1 month ago:
I don’t know the context, but it sounds like the person your responding to says the achievements from these women are exaggerated in the meme, and by lying about the value of their contributions you’re discrediting the “women in STEM” movement
- Comment on The Extreme Cost of Training AI Models. 1 month ago:
Honestly you can thank decades of anti-nuclear lobbying
- Comment on Rockstar Games DDoSed Heavily By Players Protesting New AntiCheat Code 1 month ago:
This is actually really effective as a form of protest. From a business perspective, Rockstar probably won’t roll anticheat back, but future companies will assess it as part of the risk when looking to add AC
- Comment on I have no idea how to react to this. 1 month ago:
The lemmy.world mind can literally not comprehend this
- Comment on Thunderbird e-mail client will soon stop supporting older Windows and macOS releases 1 month ago:
What part of dropping Windows 7 support made you think that?
- Comment on A declaration of war 1 month ago:
Honestly if I baked this and someone cut a square like that, I wouldn’t even be mad
- Comment on I wish Japan was easier to immigrate to. 1 month ago:
I immigrated to Korea. It’s not quite as hard as Japan (which I’ve been to many times, since it’s like 3 hours away) but I have some thoughts.
You can almost always get what you want. You can even become a Japanese citizen. You just have to work really, really hard for it. But to a certain degree, that protects the culture that you like.
As a Canadian (who loves how easy it is for people to immigrate to Canada), I’m well aware that we don’t have the culture of the aboriginal people, or the colonists who came after. That is in large part because of our immigration policies.
Lastly, Japanese and Koreans are kind of racist. I’m actually surprised how well some visible minorities get along in Japan, but I wouldn’t be surprised if their day was filled with microaggressions.
- Comment on Stay frosty 1 month ago:
at least it drowned out my dads snoring.
I love background noise. Drown out the road sound, people eating, snoring, get rid of it all. Bless the hums of modern industry