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- Comment on Kohler Wants to Put a Tiny Camera in Your Toilet and Analyze the Contents 3 days ago:
So I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m not sure I want to live on this planet anymore.
- Comment on Wikipedia Says AI Is Causing a Dangerous Decline in Human Visitors 5 days ago:
Ah. I see.
- Comment on Wikipedia Says AI Is Causing a Dangerous Decline in Human Visitors 5 days ago:
I’ll be honest with you: I have absolutely no idea how to interpret that in this context.
- Comment on Wikipedia Says AI Is Causing a Dangerous Decline in Human Visitors 5 days ago:
Well, you won’t ever be losing me, WP.
- Comment on No One Wants A $100 GTA 6, Analysts Say 5 days ago:
“Root cause analysis suggest the possibility that the fundamental problem may be linked to the reason you needed to pay us to tell you that. We’re prepared to write an exhaustive report with more findings on that matter for a small consultancy fee of a quarter of a million dollars.”
- Comment on Unionised EA workers slam billion dollar buyout for risking layoffs to "pad investor pockets", while senators worry about Saudi Arabia rewriting US history 6 days ago:
Yeah, but it’s EA. What did you expect? I’ve only every worked for EA indirectly, but it’s not like there was a lack of warning signs. For decades.
- Comment on Imgur is now geoblocking the UK 3 weeks ago:
So, how’re those fascist policies working out for you, Britain?
- Comment on Big Tech Dreams of Putting Data Centers in Space 3 weeks ago:
Which is unfortunately completely understandable. Sometimes I think Americans (and a few other notable polities) forget who owns their damn country. Despite what the bits stored on the SSD’s of their Swiss banks might otherwise indicate, it’s not the small handful of billionaires. It’s not the politicians either. It’s the people actually paying their taxes rather than dodging them.
I firmly believe that when a significant proportion of 340 million individuals collectively decide something has to be done, then that thing will get done, one way or the other. Regrettably, the members of the American Aristocracy are really good at dividing and contouring the hoi polloi.
- Comment on Big Tech Dreams of Putting Data Centers in Space 3 weeks ago:
How the fuck do these dim bulbs ever get this rich in the first place?
- Comment on Big Tech Dreams of Putting Data Centers in Space 3 weeks ago:
Look, I’m all for rich leeches having less money, but I’d prefer it if we didn’t let them piss precious resources away on stupid shit when there’s real problems to be solved. How about just seizing some of their obscene wealth and build some solar farms, fund fusion research or build cheap housing for the homeless or something?
- Comment on Big Tech Dreams of Putting Data Centers in Space 3 weeks ago:
Gods, why? Vacuum is the ultimate thermal insulator, so getting rid of waste heat is troublesome, launching large amounts of hardware into orbit isn’t exactly cheap, electronics will need additional EM / particle shielding and maintenance when something inevitable breaks or wears out might be a bit harder than usual.
- Comment on Regulating AI hastens the Antichrist, says Palantir’s Peter Thiel 3 weeks ago:
We all knew he was more nutty than squirrel shit, but this really takes the
cakepecan pie. - Comment on YouTube will restore channels banned for COVID and election misinformation 4 weeks ago:
“All right ladies and gentlemen: This is deadly serious. I need you all to make suggestions for how we can make YouTube even worse. I know we’ve already picked the low hanging fruit. Our desktop experience is poorer than it’s ever been, user comments are horrendous, and you’ve all done great and terrible work, but… Now I need the really disastrous options so we can more smoothly become an integral part of the fascist machine of our new glorious owners.”
- Comment on Is 128 players too much for a multiplayer FPS? Yes, says Battlefield 6 5 weeks ago:
You know what? Fair.
- Comment on Borderlands 4 update aims to "improve stability for a wide range of PCs", but comes without proper patch notes 5 weeks ago:
Seriously. How and why does that man still have a job?
- Comment on Meet the fascist trying to read everyone's chat messages 5 weeks ago:
I find “wanting to violate the the constitutional rights rights of every man woman and child in the country” to be grossly incompatible with being the Minister of “Justice”.
Once again, to quote:
Danmarks Riges Grundlov af 5. juni 1953 indskærper, at: ”Boligen er ukrænkelig. Husundersøgelse, beslaglæggelse og undersøgelse af breve og andre papirer samt brud på post-, telegraf- og telefonhemmeligheden må, hvor ingen lov hjemler en særegen undtagelse, alene ske efter en retskendelse” (§ 72).
Grundlovsændringen i 1953 blev fulgt op af en ændring i Retsplejeloven, som trådte i kraft i juni 1954 og indskærper, at politiet som udgangspunkt skal fremvise dommerkendelse for at foretage indgreb i telefonhemmeligheden. Politiet har dog ret til at foretage aflytninger og få udleveret teleoplysninger uden kendelse, hvis det drejer sig om større statshensyn og øjemedet vil forspildes, hvis domstolenes tilsagn skal afventes. Men domstolene skal underrettes ved aflytningens begyndelse, hvorefter domstolene vurderer, om aflytningen kan fortsætte. Hvis dommerkendelsen ikke foreligger inden for 24 timer, skal aflytningen afbrydes. Når det ikke er til gene for sagen, skal den aflyttede også informeres om overvågningen efterfølgende.
Aflytningen kan kun ske i forbindelse med efterforskning af forbrydelser med en strafferamme på seks år eller derover.
This is not what I’m paying you for. Resign immediately.
- Comment on Chinese-developed AI system revolutionizes industrial fermentation process 2 months ago:
Now this is the kind of use case where machine learning not only makes sense but positively excels. Meanwhile in the west, we are busy wasting a veritable ocean of energy on building better echo chambers to assist the most intellectually vulnerable in really developing their budding psychoses and permanently undermining developers and artists.
- Comment on AI in BusinessMicrosoft Soars as AI Cloud Boom Drives $595 Price Target 3 months ago:
That’s a good point, even though I’m not a fan of how you chose to deliver it.
- Comment on AI in BusinessMicrosoft Soars as AI Cloud Boom Drives $595 Price Target 3 months ago:
Tell that too Google. And Microsoft. And OpenAI. And X. And…
- Comment on AI in BusinessMicrosoft Soars as AI Cloud Boom Drives $595 Price Target 3 months ago:
I didn’t really need additional evidence that business is increasingly divorcing itself from actual consumer needs, but here it is anyway.