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  • I see a red AI and want to paint it black...

  • That's how you know it's evil.

  • What do we wish for every year, Pinky?

  • It is common behavior for a lot of consumer IoT devices. If it goes on your network and you don't control the software, you should consider it compromised. Even if the manufacturer isn't doing outright malicious stuff, it likely isn't secured very well (they never are) so there's every chance that someone else could find it and use it as a platform for malicious activity.

  • no shit son

  • Alternatively: Never tell the same lie twice.

  • Typically yes, hourly wage earners get holiday pay for working on holidays:

    § 532.507 Pay for holiday work.

    (a) An employee who is entitled to holiday premium pay and who performs work on a holiday which is not overtime work shall be paid the employee's rate of basic pay plus premium pay at a rate equal to the rate of basic pay.

    (b) An employee shall be paid for overtime work performed on a holiday at the same rate as for overtime on other workdays.

    (c) An employee who is entitled to holiday premium pay and who is required to report for work on a holiday shall be paid at least two hours of holiday pay whether or not work is actually performed.

    https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-5/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-532/subpart-E/section-532.507

    Most hourly wage earners are entitled to holiday premium pay. Salaried workers are typically not.

  • By Grabthar's Hammer... what a burger...

  • Maybe, but current plastic recycling methods still require significant pre-cleaning, and if the material is too contaminated it just goes to landfill. It also still has to be properly sorted, and one item of the wrong plastic type can ruin an entire recycling batch.

    For this process, I think that won't matter so much. The yeast will eat what they want and leave the rest, which can be filtered out later.

  • SPACESHIP!

  • That's quite an assumption for you to make. Why would you believe this to be true about me?

  • Well don't you know we have socialism, but only for real people - you know, Citizens United people.

  • Yup. I don't think you can approve of this kind of research without also giving tacit approval to the police state being built around us.

  • It wasn't voluntary for any of the people who had their rights violated by GM, OnStar and LexisNexis. And we know they aren't the only ones doing this shit, they're just the ones that got caught.

    If we lived in a sane society, the people responsible for this shit would be occupying prison cells.

    If I, as an individual, took it upon myself to install surveillance devices in peoples' vehicles and collect behavioral data on them, without their knowledge and explicit consent, I would be (rightly) held criminally liable for that. But because this creepy stalking is being done by corporations, apparently that's OK.

  • If there's no bailout, the lenders don't get paid, and the lenders lose almost everything. The employees of the AI companies will lose their jobs. The companies that have been doing significant business with the AI companies will lose all that business.

    Too effing bad. Choices have consequences.

    It's too late to completely avoid the recession and bailouts

    If it's too late to avoid the economic fallout, we should at least avoid making the people responsible for creating this mess richer at the cost of taxpayer dollars. Maybe we'll all take a hit, but let the shortsighted fuckers eat their own debt.

  • Aha! the solution is for citizens to become industry. Then they can bail us out.

  • What a creepy Orwellian system we've built, to have this kind of information down to seconds. In the next study they'll be including what direction the driver's eyes were pointed in at the time of the crash.

  • TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name @lemmy.world

    Can you copy the Doctor?

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world

    Naomi Wu and the Silence That Speaks Volumes

    www.hackingbutlegal.com /p/naomi-wu-and-the-silence-that-speaks-volumes