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8mo ago
The “AI” believers will be soo disappointed. Does the holy spirit not inhabit the GPU that computes their slop? Then again, why believe in any god from a classical religion when you can believe in “AI” instead?
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8mo ago
You forgot the “/s”.
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8mo ago
I’m curious how Apple will malicious-compliance its way out of this one. It will have to be no more iDevices for the EU, I guess.
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8mo ago
In addition to being vaporware, it’s presumably vibecoded slop, so: vaporslop.
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8mo ago
This is just an ad for maximally intrusive “AI”. We’re quite inured by now to all the dystopian nightmares, so this barely even registers.
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8mo ago
Dear Leader will appreciate your help with brainwashing the masses.
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8mo ago
With OpenAI leading the way with ads in their chatbots, that’s where all the money will be made. There are no ad blockers in chatbots. That’s why Zuck is frantically trying to catch up in the “AI” race. The “best” they can do with Facebo
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8mo ago
The conspiracy theories about power signalling in the other comments are all well and good, but I have a simpler theory: U.S.-ians don’t know their own language, plain and simple. There’s a reason that American English is referred to as “E
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8mo ago
> the amazing ability to move fast and break things. Or just plain recklessness.
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8mo ago
This is yet another fairytale to sell us more “AI” subscriptions.
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Four Column ASCII (2017)
(garbagecollected.org)
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The most beautiful collection of science, mathematics, and internet resources
(abakcus.com)
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8mo ago
It’s extremely generous to call deliberate slop generation an error.
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8mo ago
Far too many criminals are being protected from prosecution by the Donald. He now has literal armies of criminals in whose best interests it is to keep him in office. Will they scoff at committing more crimes to make sure their protection
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8mo ago
Sadly, a National ID scheme is by far not the only way the U.S. is backwards and barbaric.
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8mo ago
Some people have eyes and ears.
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8mo ago
How could you hold a dumb machine “accountable”? Attempting that would be insane. How would you discipline it? Reduce the voltage in its power supply? Do you hold the dice accountable when you lose at the craps table?
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8mo ago
Never, ever have productivity gains improved the lives of those who do the actual work. They only ever enriched the owners of the factories. But with “AI” the gain is more code getting generated faster. That is the dumbest possible way to
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8mo ago
Ran into a problem: ort-sys@2.0.0-rc.11: [ort-sys] [WARN] can't do xcframework linking for target 'x86_64-apple-darwin' Build failed, bummer.
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8mo ago
We’ve seen so many instances of Worse Is Better™ materialize around software development (and other areas) that I don’t dare to be as optimistic as you.
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8mo ago
> That pretty much tells you how this will end, right there. It seems so blatantly obvious, yet nobody wants to listen, and practically everyone knows better. We live in interesting times.
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8mo ago
Anecdata: When it happens to me, disabling the VPN helps.
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8mo ago
> And forget customizing or personalizing. That's right out. Don’t panic, it’s only one additional subscription away. /s
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8mo ago
To translate your answer: - “You’re not spending enough money” - “You’re not micromanaging enough” Seriously?
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Rentahuman.ai Turns Humans into On-Demand Labor for AI Agents
(forbes.com)
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Trump says America should move on from Epstein – it may not be that easy
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8mo ago
> This bill would require a disclaimer on something published. That’s a freedom of speech issue They can publish all they want, they just have to label it clearly. I don’t see how that is a free speech issue.
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8mo ago
What, can’t his “AI” replicate it?
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8mo ago
Not yet. Just wait until he has all the power.
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8mo ago
They’ve been losing it for many years now, it just has become impossible to cover up now for even the most casual observers.
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