RE: https://social.vivaldi.net/@mjibrower/117620789159641967
I remember Elon talking about it would earn you 30,000 a year.
In other words “you” meant him.
RE: https://social.vivaldi.net/@mjibrower/117620789159641967
I remember Elon talking about it would earn you 30,000 a year.
In other words “you” meant him.
This shit being advertised on YouTube called “whisper flow” this is amazing stunning wonderful AI era tool that is a voice transcription service.
See you don’t have to type anything anymore. You can just speak it and instead of having to type text, you can just talk.
My experience with transcription service like this Apple one I’m using right now is it’s generally a pile of shit.
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Humans are more dangerous to wildlife than low levels of radiation and other really interesting stuff about resilience and biological responses to higher levels of radiation
RE: https://journa.host/@NatalieDavis/117617701633500169
I don’t know if there’s a cure for human stupidity.
I am hoping that people get fed up with it for a generation or two
Is anybody feeling like the incompetent white men hired for their identity politics are kind of a letdown and that maybe we need all those people back that the conservatives hate so much because they knew what they were doing?
“ AMD Now an AI Data Center First Company - Killing PC Gamer GPU's”
Eli the computer guy.
Oh my goodness talk about a bad sense of timing
From the internet today
"Nvidia can't control where its parts go"
Neither can Jensen Huang, it sounds like.
You wonder if this guy will ever just pass out from the hyperventilating he does.
Also, every accusation is a confession
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OK, I’ve only seen like the first minute or two but the reading of Mandarin is pretty impressive. I’m almost curious if speaker can say whether or not this sounds right or not.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@0xabad1dea/117616150664233806
I don’t know, man. I have to wonder what thoughts pop up in your head with stuff like this.
I think Elon Musk has managed to create the largest one arm bandit the world has ever seen so far. The question is not whether one of these days they’ll managed to have 100% mission success, but it’s actual success rate. They still haven’t completed all of their mission objectives in any flight.
Remember way back when in the golden era of America when airplanes could fly from one place to another because air traffic control was figured out?
Remember when you and I could go out and buy ram and SSD’s or a new computer for a reasonable price?
Well, “progress“ changed all that 💩
RE: https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:cak4klqoj3bqgk5rj6b4f5do/post/3n27zejx3x222
I wonder how many people will take out bets that the source of the trouble is not only the staffing reduction, but the AI systems that have been installed.
I want to suggest the most likely origin for this vigorous instinct:
We are all a product that is to say survivors of a brood of offspring, each struggling to get its portion of worms or meat or mother’s teat to nourish our ourselves. The offspring that had a very strong instinct to make sure it got enough to eat are the ones most likely to survive.
This is why so many species have this remarkable instinct down to the milligram of whether or not they’re getting as much as somebody else.
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On fairness
Behavioral scientists have tested all sorts of species from monkeys to dogs to cats to birds to understand if they have a sense of fairness. The results are quite remarkable all sorts of species have an intrinsic sense of fairness. They know when they’re getting something less than somebody else.
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Microsoft running ads for copilot on YouTube has gotta be the most hilarious self own.
Who (or what 😂) made the decision??