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Jordan117

@ Jordan117 @lemmy.world

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  • Stop using ChatGPT

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  • Fun fact: In French, ChatGPT sounds like chat, j’ai pété ("cat, I farted")

  • T-Mobile secretly records iPhone screens and claims it's being helpful.

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  • I wonder if this would include on-screen notifications.

  • What are your desert island video games?

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  • GIVE ME MORE SOLDIERS, NOBLE LEADER, SO WE MAY SHEATHE OUR SWORDS IN THE BEATING HEARTS OF OUR ENEMIES

  • What are your desert island video games?

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    • Katamari Damacy
    • Halo 2
    • Civilization II
    • SimCity 2000
    • Crazy Taxi

  • Psspssspssp

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  • I love when mine acts like this, only to walk back up, roll over, and meow for more. If you didn't want to be snuggled, you would run away! I can see through your lies, cat.

  • Confidence in Trump's handling of the U.S. economy plummets, new polls show

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  • Might be your settings. When I flip the front page to "Active" most of the posts have hundreds of comments (though I prefer setting it to "Top Six Hours").

  • RFK Jr. Suggests Letting Bird Flu Spread

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  • In retrospect, I think the rise of smartphone-based, algorithm-driven social media circa 2012 will be seen as the information-age equivalent of lead poisoning that quietly brainrotted society. It greatly increased the power and reach of disinformation and radicalizing propaganda while destroying the ability of mainstream news sources to moderate or even alert people to the damage being done. There's a staggering gap in attitudes between people who get their news from social media apps vs. newspapers or even cable TV. And so much of the maliciousness is below the surface, distributed across millions of unique newsfeeds and "for you" pages that the public writ large has very little insight into. If some shell company were airing neonazi recruitment ads on national television, people would be shocked and outraged, but slip it into the feeds of vulnerable people and you can poison an entire generation with hardly anyone noticing until it's too late.

  • OpenAI declares AI race “over” if training on copyrighted works isn’t fair use

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  • To be fair, that's all they have to go on. If a picture's worth a thousand words, how many pages is a lifetime (or even a childhood) of sight and sound?

  • How can we Google for Lemmy content instead of Reddit?

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  • Russia gifts meat grinders to mothers of soldiers killed in Ukraine for Women’s Day

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  • I think I read that brains like these are basically normal in terms of structure and number of neurons, just compressed by the extra fluid pressure.

  • Russia gifts meat grinders to mothers of soldiers killed in Ukraine for Women’s Day

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  • It had been crossposted to TheOnion community on another instance, but the story is real.

  • People are using Super Mario to benchmark AI now

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  • I feel like a good test of any supposed AGI would be to hook it up to a feed of a classic 3D platformer like Mario 64, give it input control, and see how long it takes to progress through the game. We're seeing sparks of this with Claude Plays Pokemon, but any self-respecting superintelligence (or even human-equivalent) should be more than capable of learning the control scheme, navigating the 3D environment, solving puzzles, and generally playing through as competently as any 10-year-old seeing the game for the first time.

  • Can Trumpism be defeated? Absolutely. Here’s how

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  • I voted for Sanders in the 2016 primary. In hindsight, he would have been obliterated, McGovern-style. Clinton and Biden treated him with kid gloves, but in a general election all of his questionable past -- his unemployment, his wife's involvement with that college financing thing, his honeymoon in the USSR, the rape essay -- would have come out and been hammered relentlessly by Republicans (and a good chunk of Democrats).

  • Does Lemmy have an ghost community problem?

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  • In my experience, a lot of them aren't dead, just slow. If you do post something, it still gets circulated to everyone subscribed and typically gets a decent amount of votes and comments.

  • Apple reportedly excited to power Apple Intelligence with DeepSeek

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  • I could see them maybe using a custom version of Deepseek for that second tier. Could be a boon for them if the inference costs are a lot lower.

  • Developer Creates Infinite Maze That Traps AI Training Bots

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  • More accurately, it traps any web crawler, including regular search engines and benign projects like the Internet Archive. This should not be used without an allowlist for known trusted crawlers at least.

  • Krebs cycle

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