Pasta spoon. Objectively inferior to tongs as a utensil for serving spaghetti with. I’ll fight anyone who says otherwise.
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Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•In first, California city overwhelmingly votes to permanently ban datacentersEnglish
7·4 days agoSpeaking from experience here, there are vastly more people employed just to build datacenters than there are to fully staff one. Hundreds of engineers, consultants, general contractors and construction laborers to build the datacenter versus maybe a dozen people at best to staff a football field sized datacenter. If datacenters go away those builders will still have jobs because they’ll just pivot to building schools or hospitals or whatever else is needed at the time. Heck, even the IT guys who work on the racks could pivot and find another role somewhere else.
The only people who will be out of a job when the AI bubble pops are the hucksters pushing it.
Crone, grant me the wisdom to understand wtf is going on in this thread…
Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•Bernie Sanders proposes bill to give the public a 50% stake in AI companiesEnglish
7·8 days agoThey already are! The government signed exclusive military contracts with OpenAI to develop autonomous weapons. Half of these AI companies are being propped up with taxpayer dollars in the form of government contracts or subsidies, or the promise that there will be a taxpayer revenue stream coming their way in the near future.
Oh no, not et cetera! That encompasses all the other things!
Lol you can see where the “I did that” sticker used to be…
Wonder if it was an old Biden version or a new Trump version.
Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•'People will buy intelligence from us on a meter': ChatGPT's Sam Altman's AI vision worries criticsEnglish
2·13 days agoIs at least in a feudalistic society. The farmers would own the their own land and there’s not much the big corporations would be able to do about that.
Sadly, in the feudal age peasants and serfs did not own the land. They worked the land and paid rent to their lord, who actually owned it.
The land is the “means of production”, and the landlords exist solely to extract value from it.
In the modern era, the digital ecosystem is a new means of production. We are the digital tenants, and they are the digital landlords. Nothing has changed, although for a brief period of time in the 90’s and early 2000’s the wall street capitalists didn’t think the internet was anything more than a fad and things were good, but e-commerce was just too lucrative for them to ignore forever.
Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•'I think those people are dead wrong': Jeff Bezos slams AI naysayers, plays down job fears for young workers, and defends billionaires and TrumpEnglish
110·19 days agoNothing will change until they fear for their lives.
Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•LinkedIn user hides AI prompt injection in bio to force recruitment spam to be sent in Olde English prose — bots also also manipulated to address user as ‘My Lord’English
6·22 days agoLikewise. I used to get 3-4 cold DMs or connection requests from recruiters per week just a couple years ago. Now I maybe get 1 per month.
It’s nice for me specifically, but definitely a symptom of the times and worrysome for anybody trying to find a job in this economy now while also having to compete with fucking AI slop generators doing all the menial and entry level work.
Please bind to my receptors, kthxbai
Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•Iran mulls taking full control of all 7 undersea internet cables passing through Strait of HormuzEnglish
4·30 days agoWhat I meant by that is the ability to access the entire world interconnectivity - obviously cutting those cables would not affect domestic internet access but people who live elsewhere would not be able to access content hosted overseas in gulf states.
Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•Iran mulls taking full control of all 7 undersea internet cables passing through Strait of HormuzEnglish
153·30 days agoI don’t think Iran cares if their citizens can access the internet or not. I presume their military uses satellites for that sort of thing so they won’t be negatively affected by it.
The rest of the world, on the other hand, gets their access to worldwide connectivity held hostage.
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I think it’s concept art, or maybe some promotional art. If you Google image search for it, it’ll come up on the first page.
The old YT player was perfect and nobody will convince me otherwise.
Yeah, forget about playing dumb or figuring out ways of getting away with it, I’d be like “I dunno, who are you?” so when they tell me I can immediately cut contact with them.
If they play games like this for just texting other women they won’t be mellowing out if you decide to get serious.
I would not buy one. I would not use one if my current phone exploded into tiny pieces and the only convenient replacement was a free OpenAI phone - I’d much rather inconvenience myself.
Did I get transported to the Epstine Universe? I swear it was always the Epstain Files!
Furbag@pawb.socialto
Technology@lemmy.world•Bernie Sanders: AI oligarchs do not want to just replace specific jobs, they want to replace the working class. We must fight back.English
4·1 month agoEvery time I see this image I swear his eyes get smaller every time.


I’d love to hear him explain his thought process behind that theory. How exactly is AI going to do all of that? Like, all of that sounds wonderful, but so does winning the lottery. How likely is all of that to happen? And what are the risks involved if it doesn’t materialize the way he envisions?
We really need to stop letting these rich fucks just talk out of their ass.