Replying to @SaveTheTuaHawk@lemmy.ca
Sorry, but I had to record you naked because of our litigious society.

Replying to @SaveTheTuaHawk@lemmy.ca
Sorry, but I had to record you naked because of our litigious society.
Replying to @The_v@lemmy.world
Probably why the quality of posts seems to have gone down (IMO) and the quantity of bot posts has gone way up recently too. It basically turned to shit shortly after the IPO. When I saw an add for reddit on TV I knew it’s in peak enshittify mode.
Replying to @MangoCats@feddit.it
What percentage of old reddit contributes though? The 90-9-1 rule.
Replying to @brucethemoose@lemmy.world
The problem is that we have allowed them to be benevolent monopolies and now that they control practically the entire market in their respective spaces they are not so benevolent any more. Nobody cared to choose a different search engine because google just worked, nobody bought things from a different website because amazon was fast and had everything. Now google search is just a way to sell me an ad for the thing I’m looking for and Amazon is just a way to sell me an ad for the chinese manufacturer who paid them off to push their results to the top or in some cases it’s their own competing product.
Replying to @Thebeardedsinglemalt@lemmy.world
Podcasts are just people bullshitting. It’s a replacement for friends or something. I don’t get it. There’s basically no content.
Replying to @avidamoeba@lemmy.ca
The advantage of Sodium -Ion is that it’s cheap, abundant, safe, and can cycle. It’s mainly used where large capacities are needed. So industrial, grid scale, stationary types of storage.
Replying to @Manjushri@piefed.social
Look at what meta did in Louisiana. The governor called up the Speaker and said they needed to pass a blank bill because a powerful donor wanted it and they all got in line, passed the bill and filled it in at the 11th hour. What was in the bill? Why it was approval of a 6 square mile (3840 acre) data center with no oversight or public comment. Just approved one of the largest data centers in the world in the middle of the night.
Replying to @Jarix@lemmy.world
Same as the internet infrastructure bubble in the dot com boom. Thing is, we use the infrastructure now, just took a decade or so.
Replying to @boonhet@sopuli.xyz
Then Nvida financed more shovels to the speculators in the hopes that enough of them will strike gold it will get paid back, but also created a shortage in the shovel market so the price of shovels is going through the roof.
Replying to @geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml
I prefer slop to live in its own technical box of generative AI crap instead of broadening the word to the point it’s just another meaningless pejorative like sus.
Replying to @uriel238@lemmy.blahaj.zone
Oh you used a big word, AI phony!
Nah dude, I just . . . know how to write?
Replying to @4grams@awful.systems
I can tell when people use AI because it doesn’t sound professional. It’s not direct enough. It doesn’t get to the point and uses a lot of filler.
Replying to @AlteredEgo@lemmy.ml
Yes but AI is taking jobs away from real live sex workers. Won’t anyone think about them.
Replying to @starlinguk@lemmy.world
The better models absolutely will cite real scientific papers that are relevant to your discussion. It doesn’t hallucinate as a matter of course, it can hallucinate some of the time. You can’t trust what it gives you 100%, you have to verify it. But it very often gives useful answers and information.
Replying to @Tollana1234567@lemmy.today
AI isn’t going away just like dotcom companies didn’t go away. They are in for a steep hair cut though and many companies will not survive.
Replying to @TankovayaDiviziya@lemmy.world
Not really a ponzi, more like circular financing. Nvidia exposed itself to the AI bust for no reason other than to keep the money flowing to buy their chips for a little longer. They were selling shovels in a gold rush and screwed it up by letting people finance the shovels. They’re not in the finance business, they’re in the chip business.
Replying to @Maldaya@sh.itjust.works
He bought 100 lottery tickets through acquisition (probably more) and 2 of them hit.
Replying to @01189998819991197253@infosec.pub
Not if you want to keep making the same product from 20 years ago over and over again. Something has to be different or people won’t upgrade and continue to buy slop.
Replying to @jaykrown@lemmy.world
slate.auto
Replying to @THE_GR8_MIKE@lemmy.world
I intentionally bought a car with the least intrusive ipad and if a company ever comes out with a car that is all analog I will only buy that car. Honestly the ipad wouldn’t even be needed if they just gave me a place to dock my phone.