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Comment Re:They distilled human knowledge (Score 5, Insightful) 106

I believe restricting data is the answer to make a much better model. "AI", is just a search and compile engine. It doesnt think like people assume, it doesnt rationalize, it doesnt even understand what it is looking at.
For example, researching RNA, if you "teach" it the basics, and see if it "learns" on its own to get itself to where we are today, it wont know what to do. It cant come up with a theory and then logic through how to validate.
It CAN however, link likenesses together after learning how to. And the less slop it has to deal with, the more efficient and accurate it can be.

Anthropic is just trying to buff up its IPO release, which is likely this year or early next year.

Comment Re:Dropping something from Kojima? (Score 1) 31

Kojima has a big fan base, is known for making games that have superior story telling, and even though the UI is familiar in all of them, brings in tons of money.
Kojima didnt bring in failures, so I am damn sure this is about something deeper than just missed deadlines.
Also, every game has missed deadlines, its not unique. Studios are constantly under pressure to just churn out games.
Very few get the luxury of developing games, and I think only one is developing the Engine AND the game these days.
Whereas engine and game development went hand in hand in the 90s and 00s.

Comment Re:81 remote code execution? WTF? (Score 1) 63

Yes, cloud is where the continued slop is. They change names, move things around, and attempt to show they are "doing things", but really its just a bad UI, with terrible support, and shitty documentation while they continue to mess with fees and subscriptions to pull more money from companies and individuals who subscribe.

Comment Not an expert (Score 1, Interesting) 88

It is interesting to hear the universe is expanding, every galaxy has a black hole, a yet unknown material keep solar systems pushed in, and yet we are moving faster away from the source of the big bang.
All these factors seem to indicate the inverse of the claim, however, the universe could easily be like the seasons on earth, an ebb and flow of direction based on forces we dont know, or have happened over x million or billion of years ago are affecting us now.
Understanding the universe is like understanding weather on earth, we used to be able to predict up to 10 days out, but weather changes are so significant that our prediction models dont work anymore, returning us to the 1980s and 1990s of weather prediction.
I see the same with the universe. We have no models, we can only look at what we see before us, and use that information to inform possibilities.

IANA Astrophysicist, Im just gleaning information and putting logic to it. Maybe I missed some key info, but above is where i feel we are.
Thanks for reading my slashtalk.

Comment Re:81 remote code execution? WTF? (Score 1) 63

Truth is, MS has been outsourcing their coding for over 20 years now.
And the next truth is, they dont care about OS anymore. Cloud is all they care about. If you notice, not much has been innovated or iterated on Windows OS in the past 5-10 years. Its been more of a maintain and then slap in some online related bullshit to feed their ad revenue, or link to their online services that they want you to eventually move to.
MS is not doing much as a company in the home space, except to try and pull as much information on people as possible so they can sell it.
Apple is doing the same thing, so dont think they are the solution.

Comment Re: 1960s 'woke' was not 2020s 'woke' (Score 1) 206

but that isnt the concern, is it?
Its to allow gerrymandering to such an extent, it removes minorities from office.
https://georgiarecorder.com/2026/04/29/supreme-court-decision-weakening-voting-rights-act-could-impact-future-political-maps-in-georgia/
Which I think you know, but didnt mention because it doesnt support your false narrative.

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