blusterydayve26

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blusterydayve26 ,

But what if I wanted to communicate with humans instead of propaganda-bots? Then yes, that Internet is dead, and there's no real fucking reason to be on most of those sites.

blusterydayve26 ,

I think an algorithm that sounds unprepared to deal with children is insufficient.

blusterydayve26 ,

You can't expect them to improve that much in just one quarter.

blusterydayve26 ,

If you’re trying to use them correctly. Otherwise, they’re just “less lethal” and easier to deploy.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2011/12/02/eye-hunting-cairo-militarys-assault-reporters

blusterydayve26 ,

The word you’re looking for is “Plutocracy,” and it has a long history: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plutocracy

blusterydayve26 , (edited )

It’s the carcinisation of programming languages. Everything evolves into JavaScript.

Though let’s be real, even JavaScript evolves into Lisp.

blusterydayve26 ,

It’s a $6000 upcharge. I think you have to make an appointment for it?

blusterydayve26 ,

You’re two years late.

Maybe not for the reputable ones, that’s 2026, but these sheisters have been digging out the bottom of the swimming pool for years.

theconversation.com/researchers-warn-we-could-run…

blusterydayve26 ,

Gemini webrings are the future?

blusterydayve26 ,

Is it really a solution, though, or is it just GIGO?

For example, GPT-4 is about as biased as the medical literature it was trained on, not less biased than its training input, and thereby more inaccurate than humans:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landig/article/PIIS2589-7500(23)00225-X/fulltext

blusterydayve26 ,

There you go, assuming the problem is worth the corporation’s time and money to bother solving. The correct answer is to not bother hiring a customer support department and telling people that they’re SOL when stuff goes wrong. The goal is to take in more money than you spend on customer support, so you spend none.

blusterydayve26 ,

That used to be the dream: corps hired you to work on the thing they needed that you were good at. Now, though, they just want everything for free and just acquihire to reassign you to whatever makes more money.

blusterydayve26 ,

I dunno, Folding Ideas broke down Fortnite’s monetization policies, and they’re pretty damn barbaric, particularly in how they target kids.

blusterydayve26 ,

Condos? You aren’t thinking big enough. We’ll need casinos to get this baby rollin.

Roku TV bricked until agreeing to new terms of service

See title - very frustrating. There is no way to continue to use the TV without agreeing to the terms. I couldn’t use different inputs, or even go to settings from the home screen and disconnect from the internet to disable their services. If I don’t agree to their terms, then I don’t get access to their new products. That...

blusterydayve26 ,

Did the old device agreement allow them to brick it until you agreed to the new agreement? If not, I say file that class action.

blusterydayve26 ,

I’m still mad he didn’t use the size of the number to tell the system which block to read first. I feel like that would be a great use of division or maybe modulus?

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