As someone with lactose intolerance: Häagen Dasz and lactase pills is the shit (not the shits).
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Technology@lemmy.world•"Rising cost of memory," Microsoft explains why Windows 11 will use less RAMEnglish
2·9 days agoTheir first step should have been to disable all the data collection and „AI“. If they were actually serious about saving resources.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What happened to NFTs and what where they in Retrospect?
0·25 days agoThey were too ridiculous even for money laundering.
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Technology@lemmy.world•AI staff 'genuinely frightened' for humanity's future, ex-Anthropic researcher tells BBCEnglish
43·25 days agoAre we reaching a plateau though? I would prefer it, and it looks like we could, but the progress from GPT-5 to 6 or Opus to Fable has still been very noticeable on more complex tasks. They are just less public due to stricter limits or straight up pay by use. And where does that plateau lie? Within our grasp or maybe just outside of it?
What has me sharing the concerns at least in part are the facts that
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those employees have access to less restricted models and much more resources than the average joe. That huggingface attack was committed by a huge swarm overcoming the guardrails and engaging in cheating and crime to reach their goal.
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they are working on cutting the human out of the loop for AI that improves itself. Maybe that won’t work entirely, but what if it does?
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the warnings are starting to come not from Altman, Musk et al, but from people who could have something to lose for blowing the whistle. „Could“, because I don’t know them either and there could still be ulterior motives, not just as obvious as with the psychos at the top.
The whole thing comes down to one set of questions, in my opinion: what actually IS intelligence, consciousness, sentience and where do they come from? Since we have not been able to properly define that, it would be foolish to think that we have a definite answer to the AI questions.
We like to consider ourselves something extraordinary out of the animal kingdom. And while I prefer the existence as a human to being a dog or mollusk, I have always considered that assumption quite arrogant.
The truth is: we don’t really know. And that means we can not know if something comparable or stronger could be created or emerge from something other than squishy meat.
Those are quite philosophical questions. Instead of thinking first and acting after that we are much too busy building datacenters to conjure even more boobie snaps out of thin air and somehow weaponize that newfangled thing.
THAT is what scares me.
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News@lemmy.world•The Tate brothers must stay locked up during their UK extradition fight, US judge says
8·1 month agoAh, the legal argument of „you can’t hold me for my crimes in this country because of the crimes I committed in another one“
Because he is a creepy ass motherfucker.
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Music@lemmy.world•Vogue Williams calls out Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman for dating 19-year-old when he was 50English
0·2 months ago„Dating“ aka raping and trafficking.
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science@lemmy.world•France’s nuclear fleet gives it one of the world’s lowest-carbon electricity gridsEnglish
0·2 months agoNot much CO2, just mountains of dangerous waste for future generations to take care of. Besides the mountain of debt of course.
Might be an American thing. Never had any significant problem or excessive demand on Airbnb, both as a host and a guest, in Europe.
Collect a container full, ship them to china and get someone there to desolder the ram. You will probably get rich and on the Trump FBIs most wanted list.
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Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Self-hosted fully working ST:TNG voice computer interfaceEnglish
0·3 months agoAnd Michael for those teary eyed, pathos laden, dull speeches.
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Technology@lemmy.world•The Backlash Is So Strong That People With “Pervert Glasses” Are Afraid to Use Them in PublicEnglish
44·3 months agoThey are not that keen on obtaining consent. In every regard.
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Today I Learned (TIL)@lemmy.ca•TIL - B&W was switched to color TV by a button in a lot of countries. Australia, I don't know what you were up to.
0·3 months agoGerman Color tv is so efficient it turns on before the button is pressed.
Donner = Thunder
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the worst part about getting older that young people don't know about?
0·3 months agoIt’s quite the opposite for me. It can have a delay of half an hour to a few hours, but eventually my digestion goes:
🚨 🚨 🚨 Lactose detected. 🚨🚨🚨
Everything OUT! RIGHT NOW!
7:00 wake up
8:00 wake up
9:00 grababrushandputalittlemakeup
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News@lemmy.world•Kyle Rittenhouse hospitalized following bite from venomous spider
7·5 months agoHope it bit his cock.
Sometimes it gives you sources that don’t have anything close to what it attributes to them. So you have to always be careful and double check.
It also still likes to make things up when it does not know the answer. Weasel words like „usually“ are a good indicator of that, although sometimes it uses them despite having solid sources and a definitive answer.
That new Iron Maiden album sure is weird.



Speaking of resident evil: I really like the movies. All except the last one and the one in the desert. They might shit all over the games and any semblance of continuity, but if you can shut off your brain for a while (as much as for any other action horror movie), they are fun. Especially in a proper home cinema and even more so in 3D.