And when the bubble pops AI companies will have to sell their assholes too.
I fix, er edited that for you. On behalf of the immoral filter apparently ruining my quick-scan vision in the millionaire OF world we live in.
Ex-AI employees booty-grinding on a bartop in Borneo, bending over to make that butthole bitcoin? Damn. And I thought the
Great concept. If I owned a failing business, I'd use an LLM to create fake communication records so I could sell them to AI companies. Shouldn't be too difficult to create a fake message trail, then run a script that checks basic time ordering of timestamps and dates.
It's gonna be an ironic bitch when AI finds the real company went bankrupt and closed, but the fake company they were running on an LLM filed for an IPO in the Metasphere after making $100 million last year writing fake communication records for bots pretending to be meatsack workers.
Train models mostly on the communications of failed businesses... What could go wrong?
80% of new businesses fail within the first 3 years.
If you were starting a new business, would you NOT want to know all of the ways to help mitigate an 80% chance of failure?
Imagine I asked you that about marriage..
Are not exactly private, as your HR will make it very clear. But I do hope someone spends the time to adequately review all those chats and emails to make sure no private client information leaks out... Right?
Quite a few years ago, I was called up for jury duty on a Federal case involving a restaurant chain and several accusations of sexual misconduct and harassment against a manager. Probably half a dozen women involved in the case, with this taking place years after the fact. Meaning the people involved had established their lives in society with jobs, relationships, loans, credit, etc.
The defense brought in half a dozen volumes of evidence in 3" binders. Time cards, employee records, all manner of documentation. Literally hundreds of pages, and not a single one of them were sanitized to remove private and sensitive information. Full legal names, birth dates, and social security numbers. All completely irrelevant to the case.
By day 2, I had enough. I wrote a letter to the judge, who proceeded to order a recess for the day and force the defense to sanitize every document, proving at some point in history people still listen to privacy concerns.
I was also that "weird" IT guy trying to format and sanitize the server hard drives before the auction gaveled them away during the
These guys are just amateurs. Everyone knows that when you want to introduce some new Orwellian technology its use is to catch pedophiles and stop terrorists and drug dealers. Ticket scalpers? Give me a break!
After years of Al Capone running violent bootlegging operations out of Chicago during Prohibition, they finally arrested him on tax evasion.
Heard the IRS documented the case on a 1069FU form, under the category of whatever the fuck works.
Comedians are, in fact, a more credible source of news than TV news or newspapers. They generally pay more attention to what's actually happening in the world.
Makes sense to an extent. The best comedians use observational humor, and will make you laugh and think.
That said, comedians are merely another group that isn’t sponsored to warp Truth for Profit. Anyone could deliver factual news reporting if they wanted to AND if the audience actually gave a shit about being informed with facts.
The latter is the real problem, and sums up why MENSA isn’t delivering the news. They gave up on humanity long ago. Now we need a humor specialist just to deliver anything close to the horrors of truth and fact to an idiocratic society seemingly hell-bent to demand anything but.
An idiocratic audience, is why Charlie Clickbait and Viral Veronica work for mainstream news now.
There are a lot of technical topics on
I do understand your point, but there is also the grammatical concept of knowing your audience.
CVEs, have been around since last century. How long before you figure a Common Vulnerability list on a planet run by computers riddled with bugs, is Common enough for Nerds? The irony smacks in the acronym. Hard.
Bets on how long it takes some Republican congressperson to suggest this is the only way we can be sure that illegals aren't voting?
Bets on how quickly a 1990s Democrat would file a class action against Republicans for threatening to take their patented idea for curbing illegal immigration.
Hey, doesn't Obama own that patent? Pretty sure the Deporter in Chief would have earned that.
Not a single word can explain the American who believed an Open Border Czar operating freely for four years, would result in zero consequences for that delusional stance. And let's not forget what could avoid your theory; Democrats could simply understand that assuming a part of their constituency is far too dumb or incapable of obtaining an ID card while enforcing ID laws against every other citizen, is fucking insulting. To ALL.
Interestingly, I was in a lab yesterday and met a PhD student whose thesis was largely about using LLMs to fake fingerprints and retinal scans.
Are you saying a thesis titillatingly re-titled as Tickling Tinders Fuzzy Bits, would likely qualify as a speedrun invite to a final boss DEFCON talk?
We all saw it coming, but fucking Tinder?
That dogshit wasn't even on the same table with my EyesRUs Bingo card.
It'll be a hell of an eye-opener when the retinal scan database gets cross-referenced with all the whores uniquely confirmed to have 7 accounts, 9 aliases, 4 rosters, and a pair of perpetual born-again-virgin claims.
This is just a GUI change. Windows already supports mounting these larger drives and already supports formatting these larger drives on the command line. Nothing about the actual spec is changing.
What you casually call a GUI "change", I would more call an error/bug in need of correction, long overdue.
How long have the other methods built into Windows, functioned properly in supporting these larger drives again?
Call a spade a spade already. Otherwise, the next Spectre Ping Death Touch Meltdown will be dismissed as a Class-3 Annoyance, because stock price.
Fuck that.
I spend A LOT of effort to make certain I see no ads. It is shocking to see how other people interact with tech. Why would anyone put up unfiltered internet is beyond me.
Companies spend a LOT of money to secure the default setting now, because almost everyone is too lazy to even put in a little effort to change it.
Tends to explain why ads practically sell themselves if humans are involved at all.
If Netflix didn't do it, some other startup or established company would have.
The company name on the tip of your theory, was Blockbuster.
Call it the fumble of the century in media.
"My real contribution at Netflix wasn't a single decision; it was a focus on member joy, building a culture that others could inherit and improve, and building a company that could be both beloved by members and wildly successful for generations to come.”
I’d say the real gift to Netflix consumers today, is No Fucking Ads.
Given that is now an old-fashioned outdated mentality no matter how far consumers pay to bend over and take it up the streaming pipe, I smell change coming soon.
Enshittification, is something to be expected with the departure of an executive born last century - New Profit Order
If it's not from apple, it can't run mac os. Unless you create a hackintosh. But that's not for the ordinary user.
I find it rather disappointing to read this, as if there readers here are unaware of ANY other possible solution out there that could be installed on an Intel based computer running the next-gen Celeron chip as justification.
The “ordinary” user is a 25-year old touchscreen app junkie who doesn’t have a damn clue what setup.exe is anymore. I’m at a loss for words if no one can make any FOSS that brain-dead simple to operate.
GREAT MOMENTS IN HISTORY (#7): April 2, 1751 Issac Newton becomes discouraged when he falls up a flight of stairs.
