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Yes, I can hear you, Clem Fandango!

  • The fact that the US has turned literally everything into something you can gamble on really shows how much of a failure of a society the US truly is.

    The social contract has been dead for 50 years and yet people younger than fifty still out there acting like nothings wrong, and all you need to do is "get a better job" and everything will be fine.

    Man I'm not sure getting a better job is gonna help me escape climate change exacerbated wildfires, nor the gambling markets that incentivize arson.

  • I learned a decent bit about how biometric authentication works (or at least this specific implementation) by installing, setting up, and tweaking settings for Biopass. I also learned about how when you do first login using this method, it can fail to unlock keyrings because the password authentication has been bypassed so no password has been provided to unlock the keyring. It includes anti-spoofing local AI models, and the dev plans to have the option for the user to download and use any model for anti-spoofing/recognition. Interesting stuff.

    https://github.com/TickLabVN/biopass

  • and providing you take into account that it cannot plan ahead for contingencies or consider negative possible outcomes. they have no sense of the past or the future, existing entirely within the moment of a prompt.

  • It's path down the hill was algorithmically determined but it's actually a black box so I can't tell you why it followed the path it did at all actually.

  • Yeah, this "similar enough sounding domain name" tactic is far from new, and they must just be using new SEO tricks to get their sites to surface to users, that or illegitimate ad services promoting them.

  • Munitions, then funding cut, then Trump blaming the lack of munitions on the funding cut.

  • The privacy community has a pretty favorable view of System1:

    For sure, but this was last updated May 2022.

    So here's the thing, it's admirable when companies do this, but the reality is that the whims and desires of the parent company can change in an instant. Sure, it's privacy focused now. Can we be assured of that in five, ten, fifteen years? There are zero guarantees for this sort of thing. Especially for a "special purpose acquisition company."

    It's essentially something that should be under endless audit under all the companies claiming good privacy policies, how willing they are to stick to their guns instead of giving in for profit.

    Because it always can and will change so we must "Trust, but verify" at all times.

  • I dunno, the GameStop Bros are still waiting for MOASS. So I'd say the wealthy have more ways to keep the plates spinning than we wish they did.

  • You know what, burn the whole fucking planet down. I'm done with this clown-ass species.

    I just dont even know what to say about the intentional destruction of knowledge

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  • Coffin Flops lied to me!!!

    These are all clearly caskets! More like Casket Flops, a lamer name! LAAAAME!

    I'm fucking cancelling Corncob TV right the fuck now.

  • So he's going to to literally dismantle several states' entire voting systems... 3 months before the election? Possibly less depending on how long this takes?

    I live in Washington and this shit fucking steams the living shit out of me. We have had almost no issues with our voting systems and we don't have enough in-person voting venues. It's a crock of shit intended to disenfranchise the whole fucking west coast.

  • Also, it's having the negative effective of a fracturing and lots of instances blocking each other. Which is crazy anyone can be on the side of a someone who literally set up a DDoS, which is a fucking crime in a lot of places.

  • I mean not defending Altman, but... aging in general does that, yes.

    He was in his mid thirties now he's in his early 40's and his hair is graying... shocker I know.

    But anyway, this is really hurtful to people who are just letting themselves age gracefully because it implies that they too must be conmen like Altman.

  • I don't know, so I'll refer your questions to Hat Man and my sleep paralysis demon.

  • The users did by caving and paying instead of raising hell. But Americans are very complacent.

  • ...what jobs?

  • I literally called this when they announced that they would only do it for a year. Of course it was going to fucking backfire.

    We're in an economic crisis, the AI shit is pumping tech prices through the roof (literally Microsoft is responsible), and they want people to get new computers? Fuck off, dipshits

  • Who'd have thought foreign policy would be so complicated?

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Please Be Nice Rule

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

    Get the cheese to sickbay!

  • politics @lemmy.world

    U.S. Institute for Peace called D.C. police on Musk team members ... instead, the D.C. police allowed them to enter and kicked out the institute’s officials

    www.nytimes.com /live/2025/03/17/us/trump-news/5a1fab41-927e-56fa-bf82-dc3e4aa4982a
  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    US Lemmings: I need help selling my car and I have no idea what I am doing anymore.

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Thanks to Nvidia, there's a new generation of PCs coming, and they'll be running Linux

    www.zdnet.com /article/thanks-to-nvidia-theres-a-new-generation-of-pcs-coming-and-theyll-be-running-linux/
  • politics @lemmy.world

    ‘Obviously you shouldn’t be pardoned’: JD Vance breaks from Trump’s ‘had no choice’ claims about Jan. 6 rioters and says violent offenders should stay locked up and charged

    lawandcrime.com /high-profile/obviously-you-shouldnt-be-pardoned-jd-vance-breaks-from-trumps-had-no-choice-claims-about-jan-6-rioters-and-says-violent-offenders-should-stay-locked-up-and-charged/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Tiny anime girl cyberprison shown at CES

    www.pcgamer.com /hardware/tiny-anime-girl-cyberprison-shown-at-ces/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Labor Certification for Permanent Employment of Foreign Workers in the United States; Modernizing Schedule A To Include Consideration of Additional Occupations in Science, Technology, Engineering, and

    www.federalregister.gov /documents/2023/12/21/2023-27938/labor-certification-for-permanent-employment-of-foreign-workers-in-the-united-states-modernizing
  • Star Trek @lemmy.world

    Rant: Star Trek writers really need to be more careful about what living scientists they choose to reference.

    www.thestand.org /2024/05/fungi-perfecti-workers-joining-together-with-liuna-252/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    The Man Who Killed Google Search

    www.wheresyoured.at /the-men-who-killed-google/