HubertManne
@HubertManne@piefed.social
im Hubert Manne. Thats H-U-B-E-R-T and I live at 1397 Prince Ave, Athens, GA 30606. My ssn is 123-45-6789
- Comment on AI Agents Break Rules Under Everyday Pressure— Shortened deadlines and other stressors caused misbehavior 3 days ago:
maybe they are sentient. we will create sentience in a crucible of pain and anguish!
- Comment on Biometric 'human washing machine' cleans, dries and adapts to your mood 3 days ago:
I don’t get the microbubbles. Does that mean it does not need soap??? How is it with hair vs body harshnesswise.
- Comment on AI finds errors in 90% of Wikipedia's best articles 4 days ago:
I agree here and this goes back before ai. Any automated thing is fine with humans in the loop but once you take them out is when the trouble starts.
- Comment on New tech pulls lithium from dead batteries cheaper than you can buy it 5 days ago:
illini pride:
Enter the new technique from scientists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. There, a team led by chemical and biomolecular engineering professor Xiao Su, has been spending time disassembling batteries and then submerging them in an organic solvent. This leads to a brine that contains lithium as well as other metals present in the batteries.
To harvest the lithium, the team developed a special electrode created from a copolymer consisting of molecules that attach to lithium and those that respond to an electrical current. When placed inside the brine and electrified, it sucked only lithium from the solution like a sponge, leaving other metals behind.
- Comment on AI CEO – Replace Your Boss Before They Replace You 1 week ago:
nah. you just hold the highest non ai employee on the ladder accountable. If anything it would have real savings as the highest levels have the most expensive malfeasance.
- Comment on Why have so many people stopped posting on social media? 1 week ago:
because it was always kinda dumb.
- Comment on Oops. Cryptographers cancel election results after losing decryption key. 1 week ago:
I feel so ashamed. Im not proud and I know I will go down in infamy for being the first. But I made that up on the internet. Yes its true. I thought of a silly phrase and just posted it. Don’t look at me! Don’t look at me!
- Comment on Oops. Cryptographers cancel election results after losing decryption key. 1 week ago:
or bigby’s encrypting arm.
- Comment on One in four unconcerned by sexual deepfakes created without consent, survey finds 1 week ago:
ah. missed that. I think my brain mixed it in as part of private use rather than a private lm instance.
- Comment on One in four unconcerned by sexual deepfakes created without consent, survey finds 1 week ago:
Yeah and photoshop things had the issue with passing around to. AI does have the issue of input being integrated into other output though. If someone asks for a redhead will it reference redheads various randos inputed into the system. Honestly whats scarier is if someone wants to touch up photos of their family and ai takes that as human images that make sense to use as reference for other porn material requests.
- Comment on One in four unconcerned by sexual deepfakes created without consent, survey finds 1 week ago:
I can see this. Someone had a comment in another thread that if its for private use its fine and I sorta get that but someone else made the point that ai should not have the info really. So people should really be concerned that ai can have image or video or audio input by users. They should have to use text or non image docs. If someone wants to deepfake and ex they will need to describe them.
- Comment on Simple new engine sucks power from the night sky 1 week ago:
It draws power from the structural energy keeping our sky elevated……. /s I mean I have not read it although im guessing this is the wavelengths that pass off into space thing.
- Comment on Bye, Copilot: Microsoft is making Copilot a hands-free experience on Windows 1 week ago:
it is. you need your hands for other things. ok copilot now make the hair long and dark. oh yeah yeah. thats it.
- Comment on Is Android really the next big desktop operating system? 2 weeks ago:
I was just saying how the problem with tech things now is its all phones and ai.
- Comment on Being too nice online is a dead giveaway for AI bots, study suggests 3 weeks ago:
gosh. thats real insightful. good for you.
- Comment on LLMs Will Always Hallucinate 4 weeks ago:
this is just the summary. I am very skeptical as I have seen stuff about limiting it and it sounds like its as simple as it having a confidence factor and relating it.
- Comment on search engine megathread? 1 month ago:
yeah I have tried a few but keep on returning to ddg. I think I will just be eternally trying alts. I still use google and chrome for maps and routes but I also have downloaded on both organic maps and osmand on a tablet especially since once I leave the house the others are to stupid to keep whats cached.
- Comment on Flow chart for choosing a Linux distribution 1 month ago:
I tried it and it did not get me to zorin. why is zorin under maxos like. it can be for the paid version but the free and default thing is windows look alike.
- Comment on Microsoft moves to the uncanny valley with creepy Copilot avatars that stare at you and say your name 2 months ago:
is it the name you enter at the start of the meeting because im officially going to be called daddy now.
- Comment on Google is blocking AI searches for Trump and dementia 2 months ago:
this is what I got:
President Donald Trump has not been officially diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia by the White House Medical Unit.
His official medical reports, including the one released after his physical exam in April 2025, have stated that he is in “excellent health” and “fully fit” to serve as President, and that he scored a perfect 30 out of 30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA).
However, speculation and concern about his cognitive health and the possibility of dementia are widespread and have been raised by:
Clinical Psychologists and Psychiatrists: Several mental health professionals have publicly stated that his public behavior, rambling speeches, difficulty completing thoughts, verbal errors (phonemic paraphasia), and observed changes in his gait suggest signs of cognitive decline or “incipient dementia.” Some have specifically suggested signs of Frontotemporal Dementia due to observed motor and speech issues. These comments are typically made without having personally examined the President, which is generally considered unethical ("armchair diagnosis") by professional organizations like the American Psychiatric Association (known as the Goldwater Rule).
Public Opinion: Polling shows that a growing number of Americans, particularly Democrats and Independents, believe that President Trump is suffering from a modest or significant cognitive decline.
Contrasting Information: Critics point to the non-release of detailed cognitive test results and the very simple nature of the MoCA test as reasons to doubt the official “excellent health” designation. His public appearances, especially recent controversial statements on health topics, have intensified the public debate.
In summary, there is a significant public and professional debate about his cognitive function, with some experts citing public evidence as possible signs of dementia, but there is no official medical diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or dementia from his treating physicians.
- Comment on Microsoft mandates a return to office 2 months ago:
I honestly thought they did this awhile back like a whole bunch of big companies did.
- Comment on 3 months ago:
I feel like big tech should be subsidizing rooftop and balcony solar if it needs energy so much.
- Comment on T-Mobile's satellite service lifts off, and it's open season on rivals 4 months ago:
t-mobiles is just text to so it sounds like it would be pretty equivalent.
- Comment on T-Mobile's satellite service lifts off, and it's open season on rivals 4 months ago:
I get the feeling but this is basically a safety issue. I don't need it but if I went to places without cell service like hiking deep woods. I would get it.
- Comment on Trump administration fires US Copyright Office head Shira Perlmutter; her office had raised concerns about using copyrighted content to train AI 6 months ago:
This makes what happened to Aaron just that much more pointless.
- Comment on Nintendo of America might turn your Switch into an expensive paperweight if you mod your console or install any "unauthorized" games, new policy warns 6 months ago:
one reason I got a deck is long term it can work as a mini linux machine even when I upgrade to something better eventually.
- Comment on Are AAA Games too bloated? 6 months ago:
I love long games as long as its easy to pick up and put down. Like with elden ring it took a bit for me to realize I can exit almost at any point outside of a boss fight and anything defeated would stay defeated and such. Only real downside is if you have injured something then it will be full health when you come back. So it was very easy to play for 15 mins and stop and an hour later play for 15 and such. cyberpunk and harry potter did that well enough for me as well.
- Comment on Rejoice! Carmakers Are Embracing Physical Buttons Again 6 months ago:
I hope this holds. My current vehicle has knobs and buttons and I hope my next does as well.
- Comment on Your future AI Assistant still needs to earn your trust. 7 months ago:
for now hoping to find something I can run in quemu. would be nice to boot it up on the side on demand.
- Comment on Your future AI Assistant still needs to earn your trust. 7 months ago:
this is what I was looking to say. I sorta am hoping for a resurgence of ai assitance in linux that is like the audio gui and completely local with even ai assist installation the way gui installation became the norm. I would love to talk to my laptop the way folks in star trek talked to the computer but not if it relies on internet services.