Martholomeow
Martholomeow t1_j7vygbo wrote
Reply to comment by Own_Arm1104 in Generative AI comes to User Interface design! This is crazy. by RegularConstant
You could also grow your own vegetables but you probably don’t.
Martholomeow t1_j77icv3 wrote
Reply to Possible first look at GPT-4 by tk854
I’m pretty sure duckduckgo uses bing for search results. But the way this article describes it, the gpt features will be a layer on top of search, so i guess duckduckgo won’t benefit. oh well.
Martholomeow t1_j6oamwk wrote
Reply to comment by CertainMiddle2382 in I love how the conversation about AI has developed on the sub recently by bachuna
if anything it will make original oil paintings more desirable
Martholomeow t1_j6kh6nh wrote
Reply to A McDonald’s location has opened in White Settlement, TX, that is almost entirely automated. Since it opened in December 2022, public opinion is mixed. Many are excited but many others are concerned about the impact this could have on millions of low-wage service workers. by Callitaloss
It’s a video where the guy goes to the place and tries it, then instead of giving us his review he says “so what do you guys think?”
How TF should we know? You’re the one that went there. You tell us!
Martholomeow t1_j600zdf wrote
Reply to comment by enkae7317 in it seems like the tipping point is coming soon... by captain_gumpy
yes i’ve started to use chatGPT for these kinds of things too
Martholomeow t1_j5yeuqs wrote
Reply to IBM Cuts 3,900 Jobs In Latest Tech Layoffs by itsonlyeva
I can’t even figure out what IBM sells anymore. Who hires them and for what?
Martholomeow t1_j5yd2qy wrote
Reply to Researchers unveil the least costly carbon capture system to date - down to $39 per metric ton. by PNNL
according to the article they are able to use a solvent to capture the CO2 from emissions from power or steel plants, and use a reactor to convert it to meth, which is an excellent idea considering how many people are addicted to meth and will want to smoke it right up.
Martholomeow t1_j5wdw51 wrote
Reply to comment by thephilth in it seems like the tipping point is coming soon... by captain_gumpy
the internet is already broken. most of the search results i get seem like they were written by bots, and many of them were written by low paid writers who just write posts based on what people are searching for. Half the stuff i find is not only wrong but in many cases nonsensical and self contradictory.
I actually know someone who works for one of these places. She writes articles on things she knows nothing about by just rewriting articles that are already out there, thus regurgitating and spreading the nonsense.
She showed me a tech article she had written and it was completely wrong, yet the seo made it rise to the top of the results, alongside a bunch of other articles on the same topic that also got it completely wrong.
It’s becoming pointless to search
Martholomeow t1_j5wcqjy wrote
Vernor Vinge didn’t call it the net of a million lies for nothing
Martholomeow t1_j5uz6kv wrote
Reply to comment by pre-DrChad in This subreddit has seen the largest increase of users in the last 2 months, gaining nearly 30k people since the end of November by _dekappatated
The larger a sub gets, the harder it is to moderate, resulting in the content becying the same as every other large sub on reddit.
Once a sub crosses the millionth subscriber, it basically becomes r/pics
Martholomeow t1_j5lzmn8 wrote
It’s a tool like any other. Everything you’re saying here is what people said about photography, the radio, television, digital art, typewriters, word processors, calculators, etc.
Does that mean that they won’t replace any jobs? No. But everyone must always keep their job skills fresh if they want to earn a good living. Learn to work with these tools and you’ll become more in demand to employers.
Martholomeow t1_j5k8n9t wrote
This is great news! I was on vacation in the caribbean last year and there was so much sargassum seaweed floating on the water that we didn’t want to swim!
Martholomeow t1_j588dyc wrote
Reply to comment by BloodBonesVoiceGhost in Man who sex trafficked and extorted daughter’s Sarah Lawrence schoolmates gets 60 years in prison by flowerhoney10
have you been to NYC?
Martholomeow t1_j57bm7y wrote
Reply to comment by ANewStartAtLife in Man who sex trafficked and extorted daughter’s Sarah Lawrence schoolmates gets 60 years in prison by flowerhoney10
if not off campus then the campus isn’t really a closed campus. More like an area in the neighborhood that owns a lot of property. No gates. Similar to NYU
Martholomeow t1_j57ab4e wrote
Reply to comment by Asoto408 in Man who sex trafficked and extorted daughter’s Sarah Lawrence schoolmates gets 60 years in prison by flowerhoney10
it was off campus housing and he was one of the roommates father
Martholomeow t1_j4wc28l wrote
Reply to comment by lumpkin2013 in Ousted Disney CEO Bob Chapek will get $20 million exit pay by lumpkin2013
Disney has almost 200,000 employees. If the average salary is $75k then $76m adds up to around 1000 employees. But as far as i can tell they laid off around 4000 people.
Martholomeow t1_j48v1ue wrote
Reply to Corridors between Western U.S. national parks would greatly increase the persistence time of mammals. Establishing an expanded protected area network based on identified mammal pathways and incorporating adjacent wilderness areas would greatly enlarge available habitat for mammal species by Wagamaga
Kim Stanley Robinson’s Ministry For The Future proves right again
Martholomeow t1_j29xjae wrote
Reply to Revolutionary machine learning weather simulator by DeepMind & Google’s ML-Based "GraphCast" outperforms top global forecasting system. GraphCast can generate accurate 10-day forecasts at a resolution of 25 km in under 60 seconds. by vegita1022
outperforming the current system isn’t saying much. the weather forecast is always wrong.
Martholomeow t1_j0mn34m wrote
This article is written as if it was for kids!
Martholomeow t1_ixyrngy wrote
I’m sure he’s a much better engineer than he is a writer
Martholomeow t1_ixvei7e wrote
This is nonsensical. It’s like an article stating that in the future when everyone’s testicles are attached to electrodes, some bad actors may give you a shock you didn’t ask for.
The assumption that everyone will be wearing these stupid headsets has no basis in reality. If anything, recent events suggest that no one wants them and the companies who try to force it on us will fail miserably.
Martholomeow t1_ixj4si6 wrote
Reply to Over 1,000 songs with human-mimicking AI vocals have been released by Tencent Music in China. One of them has 100m streams. by mutherhrg
it’s an article about a song that has 100m streams but no link? Very helpful thanks.
Martholomeow t1_ixekazf wrote
Reply to The Philosophy of Humor: Three theories about what makes something funny. Essay by philosopher Chris A. Kramer (SBCC) by thenousman
There are two basic kinds of jokes that are almost always good for a laugh:
- Unexpected stupidity.
- Unexpected sexual deviance.
Most good jokes fall into one of these categories. Keeping in mind that what makes for stupidity and sexual deviance vary across cultures and tend to change over time.
Martholomeow t1_j84sc0e wrote
Reply to comment by KindAwareness3073 in Love of rare liquor lands Oregon officials in criminal probe by Caratteraccio
the article makes it sound like they were just buying it for themselves, not to sell it