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• Post #4144537

  Don’t worry it’s not going to happen. They’re just after investing money then they’ll vanish. Even if they actually build this, a very small area of the planet is going to be imperceptibly brighter for 35 seconds.

• Post #3952918

  I wouldn’t worry, we’re at least a century away from that happening.

• Post #3824853

  Don’t make more moronic comments and I’ll be happy

• Post #3556282

  At least we’re not being run by neutral Nazis. Admittedly it’s a pretty low bar but I think we just about passed over that one.

• Post #3272406

  And you made the counter arguement so succinctly as well.

• Post #2986824

  It’s telling that if someone powerful like a politician actually does their job, they’re hailed by the general public as a hero.

• Post #2986790

  I’m guessing because China isn’t producing the type of RAM they want. Put it this way, when the AI bubble bursts we aren’t going to have a load of RAM and GPUs suddenly available, because the AI data centre versions aren’t in a format that’s useful in consumer tech, or even all the data centre systems. They are optimised towards AI workloads and don’t really work in normal computer systems. Equally that means that if the RAM that’s been produced isn’t in this AI workload optimised format, then t...

• Post #2763831

  Nobody ever seems to mention where the waste will go Because it’s a solved problem. Only conspiracy theories think it’s hard problem

• Post #1145627

  Yusuf is actively pursuing policies that would result in his deportation if ever implemented, and he’s the owner of the party. Cause and effect don’t really have causal relationships in their minds.

• Post #1030136

  Why is Vance on bluesky? It’s where all the people he hates hang out.

• Post #1029687

  Can the AI just talk in a lower voice? I don’t see why this is that critical. The media really can’t get it can they I’m fine with AI having problems, I’m supposed to feel sorry for them upsetting some way but I just don’t.

• Post #921420

  Based on the compression artefacts it’s at least 20 years old

• Post #818940

  Online banking does this all of the time. It’s surprising how little you can actually do on their app, virtually every common banking task requires you to call them. I had to call them to set up an automatic payment on my credit card from my savings account. Because I couldn’t work out how to do it on the app. I confirmed with the support agent that you can’t do it on the app.

• Post #818821

  For me the solution is simply to just not own a printer. I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve had to print something in the last year. Anyway that’s what parents are for, their house is where you store things you only occasionally want.

• Post #587352

  But Spaniards are white.

• Post #582603

  The explanation is earlier in the quote you just copied. They’re using it as a CDN

• Post #573952

  Yeah but he doesn’t want Trump to have the technology.

• Post #573790

  They’re all invested in each other, a threat to one is a threat to all and up until now the regime hasn’t threatened their investments. Seriously there’s a graph somewhere showing who’s invested in what and basically it’s all just one thing now. I don’t know why they maintain the charade of being separate companies. And the reason they don’t want their technology being used to kill people is because they don’t trust the administration to keep it to foreign countries where no one cares what h...

• Post #572552

  Make them exclusively use the Trump phone, I’m sure that will be enough punishment.

• Post #572466

  Anthropic will release 17 updates in that time. They don’t care.

• Post #567511

  How? If I’m a teenager on Instagram and I’ll start looking up this kind of content how is Instagram going to contact my parents, how do they even know who my parents are, they don’t even know who I am, I’m just a username.

• Post #567175

  My understanding is that the RAM architecture is built around insanely quick read write access but doesn’t really store data for more than three or four seconds at a time. Most modern programs expect the RAM to hold on to the data for basically however long they need until they access it. So most programs just won’t fit into memory configured like that, and I think it’s a hardware thing, not something you can change with software.

• Post #554250

  Who is making these decisions and what is their come to blood ratio, because I’m reckoning it’s fairly high.

• Post #536693

  Right so you agree with me but you’re going to be insulting anyway for some reason. Get off the internet you terminally online freakin nature don’t be swearing at me for no readily apparent reason.

• Post #512781

  Yeah I’m sure they had absolutely no idea before. Because Peter Thiel such a trusted and reputable name, how could they possibly known that doing business with him would be negatively construed?

• Post #512476

  These people aren’t early adopters. These people are doing the equivalent of putting a lump of uranium in a bucket, and calling it a nuclear reactor. AI is our version of the demon core, and these idiots are dicking around with it with zero safety precautions. Meanwhile the rest of us are just smart enough to not go in that room.

• Post #35437

  Zuckerberg just wants to build his own universe way he’s in charge of everything and everything costs money and there no taxes. You can bet there were picture ideas such as paying people with game money.

• Post #35434

  A lot of those plans very much in the “assume a spherical chicken in a vacuum” territory. They only work on paper, and tend to assume things like criminal gangs are randomly just sort of going to get out of the way and not interfere. Also there are no corrupt government officials, and the people you are trying to help actually recognise that, and respond positively.

• Post #27554

  This article is so stupid rmdir isn’t some magical military grade file eraser. It literally just flags the disc space as available, that’s it. Claiming these files are unrecoverable is like claiming that you have snapped someone out of existence, when you just delete them from your contacts. The user in question was using AI to delete files, it probably took them longer to ask the AI to do it than it would have done for them to have just gone into the final browser and deleted them themselves,...

• Post #23299

  It’s not that we think that everyone on a .ml instance is a bad person it’s just that if you don’t watch your back you end up talking to a bunch of people who think that mass murder and war crimes and acceptable as long as their friends are the ones doing it. And they are unfortunately they are also on .ml and to tar everyone with the same brush. It’s why a lot of instances are defederating which sucks for you of course because none of it is your fault.