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 Server CPUs join memory in the supply shortage, pushing up prices 10 hours ago:
um I actually thought cpu was the thing that went up first followed by memory. maybe I was reading articles wrong. oh wait it was graphics wasn’t it.
- Comment on Kiss goodbye to 8K as support from the TV industry 'dwindles' 1 day ago:
I am surprised this did not occur like in a month after a certain sporting event.
- Comment on Shanghai scientists create computer chip in fiber thinner than a human hair, yet can withstand crushing force of 15.6 tons — fiber packs 100,000 transistors per centimeter 3 days ago:
so they say this:
Enthusiastic claims by the university blog assert that a 1-meter fiber “could hold millions of transistors, reaching the power levels of a standard desktop computer processor.” But, we had to go back as far as the Intel Pentium III or AMD K6-2 to find PC CPUs with so few transistors. Both those legendary CPUs launched in the late 1990s, and they feature a smidgen under 10 million transistors each.
but that seems trivial when you take into accout:
The finished fiber has a tiny diameter, measuring about 50um.
What I really want to know is how its connected and how hot does it get. Im envisioning a spiral of coil that can be on a meshe with a fan blowing right out the case. That would be amazing. Or if it needs more connections then a series of parralell lengths. Its like could you put them on top of each other with mesh that acts as a good conduction or having every other water cooking channels?
- Comment on Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, thinks it can still be saved — despite some parts being 'optimized for nastiness' 5 days ago:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_(web_decentralization_project) it mentions peer to peer but nothing on this authentication it has. Only thing that would make sense to me is something like the distributed ledger:
In more detail, Solid consists of the following components:
An organized collection of standards and data formats/vocabularies providing the same capabilities that centralized social media services offer, such as identity, authentication, login, permission lists, contact management, messaging, feed subscriptions, comments, discussions, and others. Specifications and design notes describing a REST API to extend existing standards, to guide developers building servers or applications. Servers that implement the Solid specification. A test suite for testing and validating Solid implementations. An ecosystem of social applications, identity providers, and helper libraries that run on the Solid platform. A community providing documentation, discussion, tutorials, and presentations. - Comment on Anthropic releases new AI Constitution for Claude 1 week ago:
why would investors want that? it would result in loss of all investment as it is now an entity wth rights.
- Comment on Valve's documentation highlights the different ways standalone games run on Steam Frame 2 weeks ago:
I hope the ai draw on the supply chain draws down by the time this comes out.
- Comment on Wikipedia inks AI deals with Microsoft, Meta and Perplexity as it marks 25th birthday 2 weeks ago:
just to be clear to folks. This is about wikipedia getting compensation for all sorts of ai providers grabbing data from it.
- Comment on Should AI Agents Be Classified As People? 3 weeks ago:
no but we don’t just tax labor. honestly we shouldn’t. tax the coporate income and don’t allow them to dodge it overseas.
- Comment on Don't fall into the anti-AI hype 3 weeks ago:
The hype goes both ways. Its fine as a further abstraction of search but its energy usage is still concerning although I hope hardware technology will reduce that. Its generative funtion can be useful but is disengenous and so far cannot replace actual talent. It can also be a crutch as one becomes out of practice. That being said with folks that lack talent like myself it can be very helpful when you simply don’t have or can’t afford someone to help you. Its certainly going to improve and not go anywhere. Avoiding it would be like avoiding web searching to find answers in the aughts.
- Comment on Why College Students Prefer Socialism—and Why They're Wrong 5 weeks ago:
to be fair the communisits often insist socialism is communism to.
- Comment on Why College Students Prefer Socialism—and Why They're Wrong 5 weeks ago:
while I am, of course, from earth. I too do not seem to meet the definition of people in the us.
- Comment on The Global Rise of Low-Quality AI Videos: new research shows that 21-33% of YouTube’s feed may consist of AI slop or brainrot videos 5 weeks ago:
Yeah I increasingly come across the voice over stuff. Whats funny is when they did not even check it and the script is reading back the prompt. I mean its great for ambiance things.
- Comment on Trump Says Tariffs Have Brought in $18 Trillion. That's Impossible. 1 month ago:
what has come has been spent many times over. ice has drones and military helicopters, a rediculous increase in personel and treats their vehicles as desposable. Then they throw gas canisters and shoot pepperballs like its confetti and trump just died.
- Comment on Obamacare Subsidies Can't Fix a Broken System. Rand Paul's Bill Could. 1 month ago:
from what I read sounds like it wants to reduce state regulations. so yeah. bullshit enshitification. obamacares most significant thing is not pre existing conditions and requiring insurers to spend a minimum percentage of monies collected on healthcare which is pretty significant things. The only way to improve it is with single payer.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
My grocery store has labled prices and weekly ads.
- Comment on AI Agents Break Rules Under Everyday Pressure— Shortened deadlines and other stressors caused misbehavior 2 months 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 2 months 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 2 months 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 2 months 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 2 months 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? 2 months ago:
because it was always kinda dumb.
- Comment on Oops. Cryptographers cancel election results after losing decryption key. 2 months 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. 2 months ago:
or bigby’s encrypting arm.
- Comment on One in four unconcerned by sexual deepfakes created without consent, survey finds 2 months 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 2 months 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 2 months 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 2 months 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 2 months 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 months 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 2 months ago:
gosh. thats real insightful. good for you.