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Comment Re:mostly mash-ups of existing techniques (Score -1) 134

Combined with private chats. That "Don't use my chats to improve ChatGPT" option will not apply to internal models.

That a rather serious accusation to make, so of course you have proof of that actually happening, which you were about to present, just got cut off by /. technical issues?

You know, proof other than "it'd make a great cope for AI haters if it was true, so it must be true"?

Comment Re:mostly mash-ups of existing techniques (Score -1) 134

"mostly mash-ups of existing techniques"

Eh, whatever helps you cope :DDDDDD

I mean, yes, I'm sure you could do all those results in one evening if you wanted to, it's just that "mashing up existing techniques" (whatever that means) is sooo much beneath you :DDDDD

Suuuuure Sparky :DDDDDDD

Comment Re:New Business/Health Plan (Score 2, Interesting) 70

1. Swap hearts with a fit young person. 2. After I wear theirs out, we swap back and I get my old, now upgraded, heart back. 3. Profit.

Actual business/health plan: we find out which signalling factors present in young people's blood cause the old hearts' transformation into young ones, and put those in pills.

You know, contrary to what your leftist paranoia tells you, rich people are not psychopaths, don't project your own faults onto everyone else.

Comment Re:Element Pro is not Open Source (Score -1) 63

I call article shenanigans.

Element is a UK company. Which is not part of the EU. Why should the EU choose to use a non-European company, headquartered in a non-European country, with a non-European, non-compliant legal system?

Non-EU company, country, legal system. You EU nationalists should finally get it into your heads that, as much as you'd like to pretend otherwise, EU is not Europe.

But to answer your question, the technological "prowess" of EU is such that, the concerns you have raised were considered by the Brussels, and they still came to the conclusion that their only option to try to show middle finger to Trump is to beg UK on their knees, because they know perfectly well that they have no domestic capability for any sort of larger software engineering project. Pathetic, eh? :DDDDDDDDD

Comment Re:sounds like bad accounting... (Score -1) 51

> Why on earth would you continue to fly Falcon 9, even for medium lift?

because Falcon has proven to be insanely reliable, and starship has not. If spaceX offers competitive insurance the early economics might be better, but still only for non-human payloads.

LOL, what? OK, I know Falcon 9 completely skews expectations, but do compare Starship to what the rest of the industry is doing. Take NASA. How many flights did SLS have before they put humans on top? Oh, right, one. Starship is at what, 15 already?

Comment Re:And still no Epstein Files (Score -1) 124

Claims of infinite growth is definitely not a sign of a shady investment!

LOL, pretty much ANY investment's value is expected to grow infinitely, at least when "value" is measured in dollars. Or do you expect the FED to ever stop. fucking. printing. more. money?

Comment Re:Bitcoin is obsolete and should not be used (Score -1) 124

There are plenty of useful alternative payment systems now making its use as currency redundant

Name one that is immune to some fascist in government deciding I'm an Enemy of the People and taking away my livelihood with a click of a button, I'll wait. Or wanting to find out if I'm one and going through a nicely compiled list of all my purchases. Any newspapers with wrongthink? Donations to wrong parties? Oh, and as a nice bonus Bitcoin is also immune to some communist in the government deciding he needs to fund yet another Big State Project and just giving himself a ton of money created out of nowhere with a click of another button, devaluing the ones I have.

But you knew all that. In fact this is exactly why you're raging against Bitcoin.

You're just another fascist fucktard who thinks it'll be his foot wearing the boot on my face (or at least, feet of politicians from his side) and that's your reason for pushing this govt-controlled e-banking shit.

Oh well, you fascists made a huge mistake with those Canadian truckers. Waaaaaay to early to be swinging hammer like that. You should have waited until you were way more entrenched. You gained almost nothing, and now noone will believe your "benign intensions" while you're pushing this CBDC shit and working against alternatives like cash or BTC.

Comment Re:Why just there? (Score -1) 64

No, the actual worst thing Meta can do is give the data about you to the government, but this takes us back to the previous issue.

But that's the rebuttal to the beginning of your own paragraph! You cancelled out your own comment! That's exactly the reason why The People would be outraged at it if they were smart, which in turn is the reason why the Republicans began to attack public education in the Reagan era.

OK, so in the scenario where government disappears you because of some info they got on you from Meta, it's Meta that's the evil villain that needs to be taken down and not the government? I see the leftist education system has brainwashed you nicely.

Comment Re:Why just there? (Score -1) 64

Just to add: if the government, including the police, started mass video surveillance, there would be justified outrage. Meta has more data processing than at least the UK government and consequently should be given less leeway.

Yeah, and the reason for that is if the government decides they don't like you, they can debank you, make you unemployable, put you in prison for however long they feel like, torture you, kill you and any combination of the above. Oh, and go after your loved ones too. Worst thing Meta can do to you is show you a targetted ad or ban you off their platform. No, the actual worst thing Meta can do is give the data about you to the government, but this takes us back to the previous issue.

Comment Re: heh (Score -1) 128

Whether you're 20, 30, 40, or 50, you're gonna be fucked by AI in some way in the next decade. It doesn't matter if you're old or not.

Not really. Only if you're this epoch's equivalent of buggy whip manufacturer. Everyone else will benefit hugely from from not needing to pay for your services anymore.

Comment Re: Renewable+storage = reliable (Score -1) 201

Are you thinking of the 2021 Texas winter storm, when renewables held up great but production from gas and coal collapsed? Of course, the governor then lied about it and tried to claim the opposite:

State officials, including Republican governor Greg Abbott, initially incorrectly blamed the outages on frozen wind turbines and solar panels. Data showed that failure to winterize traditional power sources, principally natural gas infrastructure but also, to a lesser extent, wind turbines, had caused the grid failure, with a drop in power production from natural gas more than five times greater than that from wind turbines.

LOL. Quite funny how you're still wanking off to that one event caused by cataclysmic weather, under an article where it literally made the news that California had *no* blackouts, completely surprising everyone. :DDDDDDDD

Comment Re:Both are a problem (Score -1) 254

Yeah, I was waiting for someone to bring up the convoy criminals.

Believe me, the USA has far harsher sanctions for anyone who commits a crime. Look up "Civil Forfeiture", which is not nearly as easy to do in Canada.

Are you fucking seriously comparing legal procedure which is decided by a court, in which both sides get to present their case, and which ultimately is decided by a judge, to a politician deciding to debank his political enemies? How fucking brainwashed are you?

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