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by beefnugs 11mo ago
"we collect data for your privacy" they have no idea what words or actions mean anymore. There is no such thing as being purchased by a large company while retaining anything non-evil. If anything this is the remaining employees w
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
This blog post is quite bad on all of its points. More specifically to dating apps: There is a huge market imbalance on it, there are only a few women to pair off to whomever they prefer... So they can serve that market just fine, then the
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Nah they just know all the secrets ahead of time, like how they will start allowing tech companies to mess with genetics to cure this stuff
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
These kinds of tests to me are not complete until they resolve the concept to full solution: -Start just as they have here -Keep improving the prompts in a huge variety of ways to see what improvements can be made -start getting more and mo
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
All they have to do is sell regular "windows" and "windowsAI" as a separate product and everyone would be fine with it... but no FUCK YOU ads in your fucking start menu you stupid bitch customer. (sorry for big words, bu
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
That doesn't quite explain it. The internet has happily been a niche wild west for a long time that has threatened very little power. Besides generally "most people know how evil all rich people have to be to get where they are no
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
This is actually good insight and worded in a simple way that clicked in my brain, thanks!
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
We haven't jumped the shark until AI takes over so pervasively that only truthful ads with everyone getting pissed at everything not working is the norm. Entire PR and advertising companies are replaced and nobody cares that the slop-o
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
But doesnt it also give russia incentive for walking distance sabotage
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Why shoot a plane down when you can spend untold $trillians on superior everything for many years and write a fanfic story about it someday, just as russia gets good at unmanned drones and bypassess all that jazz the same year
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Absurdly good? What are you talking about, it means entire company processes of trying to identify this has cost so much time and effort and tracking and lost trust from the public and finally reporting... and then they still screw it up ha
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Don't despair boys and girls, remember there is always a deeper layer. All this AI slop? Well the powers wont even be suspicious of steganography until there are many terabytes per second of nonsense pictures moving in all directions
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
What you mean someone working for mossad doesn't just spill all the beans in unencrypted email?!
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
You know this might be the final push that the long needed IT-overhaul happens: every employee now needs 2 computers. One super locked down white list only apps and network connections required to get their work data. email links completely
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
What is it called where capitalism is this constant fight to push out all cooperation or collaboration? Why cant firefox just support whatever extension features would allow other people to create this AI trash and anyone who WANTS it can i
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
If it was meant as publicity its an incredible failure. They cant prevent misuse until after the fact... and then we all know they are ingesting every ounce of information running through their system. Get ready for all your software to bre
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Yeah this is exactly what we need. But it has to be source only peer to peer distributed with no legal way to figure out what developer to stomp on.
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Hate to have to say it... but killing all the people you owe money to. Its not like reputation means anything to this prez
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Yeah this is rough... so assuming this blog post is mostly true: Why would the ai model makers charge less than $149/hr ? Why hasn't outsourcing attacked equal chunks of that $150/hr all these years now? If companies dont rea
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
nightmares (if anything went wrong i had to blow helm stuff away and start over) ontop of nightmares (kubernetes when i was trying it was tons of namespaces called beta, then you never knew what to update to or when you had to update, or wh
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
No this is obviously not corporate marketing, this individual is doing many things wrong by their own choice: "creating an svg is surprisingly revealing" No it is not. They all do the same thing, they add suns and movement lines,
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Hmm you would think if there was a proper way to do it, they would write up this nice concise manual for everyone to follow
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Once again no one is capable of coming up with a good analogy: the analogy here would be that someone comes up with occasional exploding electrical lights that sometimes create black holes to suck up all the surrounding light for a block, a
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
NO, the fact that you are hitting scalability problems to do a whole bunch of redacting is a solid indicator that this is going too far on surveillance data. The only indicator that it was done right, is that the redactions are happening in
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
I have a feeling it wont affect canadian non-business individuals much: I see retailers listing prices of $6000 for the max395 type computers, none in stock. Direct from minisforum has one listed for $3200... Tried to buy it, but the bank b
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Sorry but that is nonsense. "The file format is the basis for security, not the client application" is so wrong, any messing with the application is game over. Hell if you leave your computer unlocked, a rubber-ducky could replace
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Yes absolutely relevant, especially in this software case. There is no requirement for mass-amounts of boilerplate code to be written here, just supposedly smart and correct cryptography and as little code as possible to do the job right...
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
But you see now my LLM can use less tokens to parse his commit messages instead of the entire code base to then boil it all down to "85-- minor-- inconsequential-- commits emdash emdash emojji"
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
Yeah my experience is that canada has always sucked: I graduated electronics engineering, then did 20 years of technician, IT, software, just whatever shit beneath my abilities that i have been offered. My resume has always been a list of t
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by beefnugs 11mo ago
My entire 20 year career is filled with wordpress blunders, i could never ever trust php again, ever ever ever, even if they said it has been reimplented by completely different people in every other language. there is something about &quot

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