PhilipTheBucket
@PhilipTheBucket@ponder.cat
- Comment on Meta Invents New Way to Humiliate Users With Feed of People's Chats With AI 2 days ago:
Everyone knows people on the internet always closely read the notifications they get about what is the nature of the interaction they’re having and what the risks are, and they take it seriously. They never just poke at buttons blindly like a cat with a jar on its head and start stream-of-consciousness typing, and doing random shit.
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- Comment on CEOs Are Creating AI Copies of Themselves That Are Spouting Braindead Hallucinations to Their Confused Underlings 1 week ago:
“It’s common for people across the company to have questions for the CEO, but he doesn’t have time to answer them all,” Jean Yves Couput, senior advisor to footwear company Salomon CEO Guillaume Meyzenq, told The Information.
With the help of San-Francisco-based startup Personal AI, Meyzenq trained an AI chatbot to answer his staffers’ annoying questions about company culture, mission, and strategy, per Couput.
Where are The Yes Men? I feel like they did this.
Wait, what the fuck?
ww.fashionnetwork.com/…/Salomon-names-guillaume-m…
It’s real… I was sure that this was made up to sound out as “John is Kaput” and “Guy Amazing” or something. I cannot believe that there are real life humans who believe that all their underlings are dying to have a bit of their time, to ask them questions about company culture and mission. In all my experience the things I have wanted my boss’s time for are “did you look at that thing I sent you” and “can you make a decision about this and then enforce it afterwards please, any decision, literally any at all.”
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- Comment on xAI’s Grok suddenly can’t stop bringing up “white genocide” in South Africa 5 weeks ago:
It’s just melon charging ridiculous prices to his own companies?
I suspect that it is exactly that, yes. That and a bunch of investment money which they are planning on flushing down any toilet they can find.
I don’t really know but they certainly have no other revenue stream that I think is realistic.
- Comment on xAI’s Grok suddenly can’t stop bringing up “white genocide” in South Africa 5 weeks ago:
Absolutely that’s what it means.
Also, it means that the way his brain works is that this will convince people there is white genocide in South Africa, as opposed to them having any ability to connect the dots that it just means Elon Musk is out of his god damned mind.
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- Comment on Linux kernel is leaving 486 CPUs behind, only 18 years after the last one made 5 weeks ago:
It’s a little different scenario: You don’t need to have a 486 to compile the Linux kernel for a 486. It’s not even cross compilation, it’s just setting particular flags and how to do the compile and what processor features to enable or not. It’s probably useful to test it periodically on the actual processor but in a strict sense it’s not needed.
You do, in general, need to be running on a 68000 to compile parts of the actual whole OS for 68000, since so much stuff is different or custom for each architecture and there is plenty of work involved without trying to introduce emulation or cross-compilation into the mix in any way.
- Comment on Linux kernel is leaving 486 CPUs behind, only 18 years after the last one made 5 weeks ago:
I still remember when Debian had problems with the 68000 autobuilders, because the fastest ones of those processors that existed literally could not compile packages fast enough to keep up with the uploads. I think they decided to add more autobuilders instead of give up on the architecture lol.
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- Comment on Uncovered emails showed how Meta struggled to keep Facebook culturally relevant 1 month ago:
Jesus Christ dude. They took a wildly popular platform, replaced the social aspects that made it popular with horrifying ad-spam and didn’t bother to absorb any of the new features or paradigms that other apps were inventing and making popular. So people moved on. It’s not complex. And then, trying to diagnose why everyone might have abandoned it as a result, they say things like:
Second, it feels heavyweight to request someone new as a friend, which makes it hard to rectify the first issue.
Yeah that’s a huge issue. You nailed it, you fucking donkey.
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