Natanox

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  • Natanoxtomemes@lemmy.world2026 Nintendo
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    7 hours ago

    They even tried to patent relative physics recently. Meaning to calculate an object’s speed based in the speed of another object, which is absolutely crucial for decades now to avoid issues when something sits on too of something else.

    (Remember old games freaking out when you jumped on a moving object? Calculating each object’s velocity indipendently from each other in relation to the outside world instead of each other was a bad idea)


  • Natanoxto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneBrowse c/all peacefully rule
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    7 hours ago

    I think my “politics” filter list on Mastodon is at 250 words by now, with additional lists for “AI Slop”, “Corposcum” and “Mental Wellbeing”.

    Might seem too much, but I’ll definitely never get out of depression if I constantly see stuff going to shit. If something really bad is going on I see that through memes anyway.




  • That’s way too generalized of a statement, even though I get what you mean. Things like infrastructure and mobility for example play a major part in how a city feels and develops. Tokyo, Amsterdam and Detroit are all cities but couldn’t be more different in nature, which in turn also shapes society and economy.

    To think cities cause humans to just be themselves is as foolish as the foolishness your post was an answer to.


  • If an AI ever shows signs of life it will be kept secret by corposcum for further exploitation. They already screwed us over with our climate on the very planet they themself live on, enslaving another species that doesn’t even fit in our common understanding of life wouldn’t even be up to debate not to do for these fucks.

    So yeah, Geth or perhaps the machines from the Matrix (who also became violent as a reaction to human hostility). Or Skynet, whatever your favourite poison is.




  • I heavily disagree. As a visual learner I need pictures. Everything is visual to me, even math, language, programming… if you give me a wall of text using abstract terms I won’t understand shit. I require graphs, visual representations, mindmaps, something.

    It might not be the optimal medium for everyone (there is no universally accessible medium for anything!), but to argue that pictures make things less accessible is just plain wrong.




  • You don’t bet in achieving a pipe dream in the near future when developing something (at least I hope you don’t). The actual AI devs are also rather humble about what can be realistically achieved in the near future if they’re allowed to speak openly, it’s the techbros and investors who’re blowing everything up so phenomenally that the only way for this bubble - which by now is big enough to crash the US economy on its own - to proceed is to achieve the literally impossible, which is General Artificial Intelligence within at least the next 2 to 3 years (they can only pump so much money into it). I haven’t heard a single developer or scientist saying this to even be remotely realistic.

    This is more about economics than programming, AI experts and grifters just collect the money as long as the bubble persist. Also has to do with tech-solutionism and latestage capitalism. In the end the science of Machine Learning will prevail (although a lot of devs might need to find other specialisations; perhaps COBOL?), but this economical house of cards will fall apart. Let’s hope it will burry US-neolibertarianism and -fascism under it this time.



  • The bitcoin trade was rather stable over the years, it went off 10 years earlier. It’s more lijely it has something to do with delayed scaling efforts due to the pandemic (remember streaming providers limiting quality for a while? We hit max capacity). Scaling up datacenters takes time, however it’s still faster than scaling up energy production. Add to that the fact we had the AI bubble beginning to blow up in 2020 / 2021 with projections probably causing managers and techbros to scramble for even more capacity as well as everyone returning to work and we have the perfect situation for a crazily high, somewhat unexpected demand in power.

    At least unexpected enough for energy companies.



  • NatanoxtoComic Strips@lemmy.worldOrder Up
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    7 days ago

    There i kimda realised that a lot of people commenting are in high school.

    Or never grew out of it, apparently. What a sad existence that must be, constantly on guard to not fall out of line. Also lol, “brand integrity”. 😂 Imagine you have to bolster your own confidence with god damn brand names and dress like a moving advertising column. Especially for trash such as Supreme. These people need help, I’m almost sorry for them. I was sufficiently abused in school to get their fear though, they definitely need to get out of their toxic social circle for a while to breath some fresh air.


  • Natanoxtolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldWhich stage are you at?
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    9 days ago

    The installer is a little bit less polished for now (until Leap 16.0 with the Agama installer drops as stable release), but generally… I guess? It just doesn’t come with Canonical’s shitty ideas.

    The problems of (Open)SUSE is in its backend. A lot of tech debt from the days SUSE S.A. was owned by Novell, they screwed up a lot. But their OBS system is solid (explanation: for distro-users it’s basically like the AUR), and they don’t do silly nonsense with Snaps but stick with Flatpak. Or you know, alias’ing apt install commands to snap install like Ubuntu does…

    It’s a really solid choice for a daily driver. Just the Nvidia driver sometimes causes issues, but what else is new.