Just skipped through this. Quite pricey for the specs. Also 9$ for premium os per month seems off for Linux.
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Foofighterto Lemmy.World Announcements@lemmy.world•Ban of "Nicole" images and potential doxing3·3 days agoYou are absolutely incapable of judging the complexity of the tasks at hand. a) Calculating a hash of every uploaded image, comparing it against a blocklist, and extending the blocklist as needed b) validating each each post to distinguish truth from lie, facts from imagination and on top of that judging whether the presentation opinion fits in a moral/ethical framework of which a computer has no concept of.
A computer is a machine that calculates stuff. It “emulates a brain” to appear smart. A brain is a biological machine that is good in pattern detection and expression, which emulates a computer to do math to appear smart.
If you think an automated system can do it because you can do it, please spend your apparent infinit resources and time in implementing it rather than wasting your valuable time online insulting others who actually do something.
Foofighterto Lemmy.World Announcements@lemmy.world•Ban of "Nicole" images and potential doxing2·3 days agoFirst: you people? Who are “we”, are unable to identify such contents / opinions? Second: I’m not talking about people identifying content and filtering it, I am talking about automated systems. Do you think that they are filtering Nicole’s by looking at each and every picture?
Foofighterto Lemmy.World Announcements@lemmy.world•Ban of "Nicole" images and potential doxing101·4 days agoI guess limitless time and energy would be needed to identify authoritarian bots because it’s much harder compared to identifying a person in an image. Should nothing be done because the larger problem can’t be solved at the current time?
You mean the curvature of middle earth, right? RIGHT?!
For that last one, why not shit in your microwave and set it to 340W. That would easily allow you to test the system without buying any new appliance, except for a microwave if you don’t have one.
We had 84ish% participation US had 64%ish(?) Additionally we had 29% for conservatives, which would be the people in the US voting rep eventhough they would not admit to directly supporting Trump. The gap is smaller than it seems, though plurality in the political system (multiple parties, not winner takes it all) relaxes the situation quite a bit.
Foofighterto Space@lemmy.world•New Nasa data hints we could be living inside a black hole2·27 days agoI’m mostly curious how higher dimensioal space could explain (perceived) expansion. Like: maybe we live in a 3d bubble embedded in an n-d space which keeps on collapsing, pouring more and more energy into our “universe”…
Foofighterto politics @lemmy.world•An unelected billionaire is gunning for Social Security. Get Musk out, now.101·1 month agoMusk is a symptom! Trump is the elected guy responsible for the actions of his “employee”. Get him out and fix the nation!
Truly a man ahead of his time.
Reading the description already is more likely though.
Might be a 4 pin M8 plug (sensor /actor cable) given the size. I think xlr is larger.
Foofighterto News@lemmy.world•Elon Musk demands firing of ‘disgusting and cruel’ WSJ reporter who uncovered DOGE employee’s racist tweets1·2 months agoAlso good. Let’s play insanity bingo
Foofighterto News@lemmy.world•Elon Musk demands firing of ‘disgusting and cruel’ WSJ reporter who uncovered DOGE employee’s racist tweets14·2 months agoMy Chrystal ball says that Elon keeps realizing agenda 2025 until the resistance within their own ranks becomes unbearable. While Elon makes news Trump makes legislation to fuck over whoever he can. Only then, goat Elon gets scaped by savior Donald to appease Maga and everything is in shambles.
Foofighterto Technology@lemmy.world•Nvidia falls 14% in premarket trading as China's DeepSeek triggers global tech sell-offEnglish61·3 months agoSo you expect that an AI provides a morally framed view on current events that meet your morally framed point of view?
The answer provides a concise overview on the topic. It contains a legal definition and different positions on that matter. It does at not point imply. It’s not the job of AI (or news) to form an opinion, but to provide facts to allow consumers to form their own opinion. The issues isn’t AI in this case. It’s the inability of consumers to form opinions and their expec that others can provide a right or wrong opinion they can assimilation.
I heard UK buys liters but but measures mileage in miles per gallon. Is that true?
Foofighterto politics@hexbear.net•yeah..I'm going to have to ask you to come on the sabbath. Yeah... that would be great.English31·3 months agoI doubt that Israel agreed because Trump asked. Israel agreed because TRUMP asked. Because Nethanyahu doesn’t want to bother with consequences, he is more than happy to give the impression that another dictator is actually better than the democratic guy.
It’s about framing of people and political mindsets, not about resolving the conflict. The ethical baseline in this conflict, it’s about withdrawal to international borders, rebuilding of the region and the creating an envir worthy of living for those who where born there and where radicalized through suffering.
The same will happen with Putin in my opinion. He will agree to a ceasefire and “negotiate piece” with unacceptable conditions (borders, no return of kidnapped children, no reparations).
This isn’t a strategic play that neither Putin nor Nethanyahu nor Trump can do because they is powerfull, but because the other side is weak or doesn’t even exist anymore.
Foofighterto Explain Like I'm Five@lemmy.world•My younger brother keeps saying he is an Alpha male and bad mouths who he thinks are Beta. Can some one please explain to me what the hell is going on?English35·3 months agoAsk him,whether this alpha beta talk is a furry thing.
Yeah, I’m not saying that the approach is inherently wrong. Just that it something which is hard getting used to.