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I'm a lot of things, but not a Velociraptor

  • I'm not a markets expert, but I've always heard that Nintendo in Japan is a somewhat safe stock so this is probably investors fearing the AI crack and moving towards a stock that isn't too invested in AI and was already safe to begin with.

  • You know? The thing nobody tells you about hitting rockbottom is that you don't need to go up from there, you can move horizontally to reach other rockbottom areas. Don't be the lowest on just one point when you can visit the whole rockbottom!

  • They do a great work hiding that data from public. I keep seeing new teslas here in Italy and keep wondering how can people still keep buying those shit cars, not just because they're giving a nazi their money, but because they are shit cars when it comes to safety and quality.

  • Holy shit this is big!

    Are you telling me that giving better work conditions to your workers (and therefore making them happier) INCREASES PRODUCTIVITY?!?!

    I

    AM

    SHOCKED.

  • If by rapture you mean "going to the skies and never be seen again"... I know of some south american dictator methods that fit the description real well...

    Just saying.

  • Clearly, it can't be money, right?

  • Vibe coding is the future guys!!

    Vibe coding: any USB flash memory can bypass your disk encryption.

  • I have an alternative idea fom a meme.

    Blue says: "if you could push a button that gives you a hundred million dollars but a random billionaire dies, would you do it?"

    Then simply switch yellow and the billionaire.

  • I work in the food industry in a somewhat big company in Italy. In all the productive process, we have found exactly 1 (one) application for an AI. And I'm not talking about an LLM, but about the good ol' machine learning: It's a system that checks the labels of the product to see if they are good or not. It needed training but now it can check if the labels are fit for the market faster than a person. That's it. That's the single part of the whole process in which an AI has removed a person and just because it's a job that a human couldn't do it fast enough anyway.

    For the rest? The higher ups realized that there's always the need of human intervention because even the simpler work requires of a decision making that a machine simply can't do.

    We also have nopilot for the computers but only because it comes with the office package that the company pays. Nobody actually uses it other than to ask it stupid things.

  • What if it was their left and not their right?

  • Well, good news: the patient is not really feeling any pain (or anything at all for that matter).

  • He's not confused. He has fucking dementia. Let's call things for their names.

  • Can't wait to not buy that shit. But most of all, can't wait to see how long till someone uses that to blackmail people recorded without noticing.

    In the end, someone will invent a portable EMP and people will start buying them as a mean of self defense.

  • Yeah no. Bibi the nazi is not an US ally, he's just blackmailing Trump and guilt tripping every American with antisionism so he can get whatever he wants. But he's not an ally.

  • With that framerate, "playable" is a stretch. Cool to see it tho, can't wait to see it fully developed and actually playable!

  • This just in: Scientists discovered a correlation between amounts of calories ingested and weight gain! Causation still to be proven.

  • No, no. It's worse: it's a crime when you bypass the system to avoid getting a bricked TV.

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  • They are not talking to us, but to the shareholders and investors. They are offering a fantazillion phone sales to the people who are giving them money so they can get more money.

    It's the exact same pattern we've been seeing with all things AI since its launch. This kind of big talk is aimed to please investors, even if it's a plain lie (which, with AI, has always been the case).

  • They say not to worry because they know nobody uses that dumpster fire of a browser so there's no actual risk of your passwords being leaked since you're not using it anyways.