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Comment Re:Good luck with that. (Score 0) 69

Then they figured out that every 4 self-check registers requires 1 human employee to watch it and handle all the alerts it pops up. Pretty sure that one human employee could scan groceries 4 times faster than people doing it themselves, so those self-check registers are saving them... absolutely nothing.

You just explained how they were able to eliminate 3 positions, i.e., they eliminated the cost of 3 salaries + benefits, but your awesome understanding of math deduced that they saved nothing? wtf is wrong with you

Comment Please share what you're smoking (Score 4, Interesting) 58

I expect Mark is right there is no need to stop, just a need to do it right, which Meta/facebook can .

Ah yes, if there's one thing Mark and Meta/facebook are known for, it's "doing things right" -- they're TOTALLY not known for massive privacy and data security failures.

Truly, wtf are you talking about and why are you subjecting the rest of us to it?

Comment Re:Adversarial patterns FTW! (Score 2, Funny) 100

I'm not suggesting that as a way to specifically avoid detection; rather, as a way to poison the data with 99% irrelevant matches.

Your plan to "absolutely wallpaper the front and back of our cars with bumper stickers that look like faces and license plates" just makes your car even more uniquely identifiable. You're a complete fucking idiot.

Comment Re:Misanthropomorphizing (Score 1) 121

You realize it's just predicting tokens, right? It doesn't "feel" anything.

You realize that it's possible that people aren't being literal in their use of the word "feel", right? It's not complicated.

But thanks for letting us know it's just predicting tokens -- that's very insightful. Anytime anyone talks about an LLM performing an action, I'll be sure to share the deep insight that the technology that performs actions by predicting tokens did so by predicting tokens.

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