Recent comments in /f/technology
SparkStormrider t1_j8oljvv wrote
Is anyone surprised at this point when it comes to shitty business practices by comcast?
Rogueish1 t1_j8olail wrote
Reply to comment by garlicroastedpotato in 11 states consider 'right to repair' for farming equipment by Ranew
Here's the issue with this.. monopolies, as with bribery, are illegal in the great USA
kraken_enrager t1_j8ol98n wrote
Reply to Elon Musk, who co-founded firm behind ChatGPT, warns A.I. is ‘one of the biggest risks’ to civilization by ethereal3xp
People on this thread r acting like their opinions matter, and they are celebrity analysts or sm and not randos commenting from their couch.
Like it or not, elons opinion still matters, outside the Reddit cyclejerk.
Eorily t1_j8ol1zd wrote
How angry will it get when I ask about the connection between Gates and Epstein?
MPenguinGaming t1_j8oku24 wrote
Reply to comment by RepeatOffender21 in Texas Taxpayers Face a $100M Bill to Update Voting Machines with Equipment That Doesn’t Exist Yet by Sorin61
This convo started before the account repeatoffender21 was made by 1 day
teplightyear t1_j8okjdn wrote
>Why do I have to be Bing Search? 😔
LMAO even the Bing AI doesn't want to be affiliated with Microsoft Bing
tuscanspeed t1_j8ok4gq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in 11 states consider 'right to repair' for farming equipment by Ranew
> approved repair venders
AHEM!
Value Added Reseller
/stares at Cisco
project3way t1_j8ok4ez wrote
Reply to comment by happyscrappy in Tesla Agrees To Open Thousands Of Its Chargers To Other EVs By 2024 by 10MinsForUsername
I dont think it should, personally
homothebrave t1_j8ojyv4 wrote
Reply to Elon Musk, who co-founded firm behind ChatGPT, warns A.I. is ‘one of the biggest risks’ to civilization by ethereal3xp
He's basing it on the kill ratio of the Tesla AI autopilot.
tmdblya t1_j8ojtrz wrote
This should be framed as a purchasers rights of ownership. Nip these bullshit feature subscriptions car manufacturers are testing in the bud.
tuscanspeed t1_j8ojrqr wrote
Reply to comment by garlicroastedpotato in 11 states consider 'right to repair' for farming equipment by Ranew
>they can't tamper with the DEF system
Hrmbee OP t1_j8ojqup wrote
Reply to comment by carlinhush in Lufthansa Passengers Are Stranded Because of a Severe Tech Outage | Airline passengers on 177 flights were impacted when a construction company accidentally cut fiber optic cables, effectively shutting down the airport by Hrmbee
Yeah, if they're in the same trench/conduit then that certainly presents additional challenges. For sites that are subject to frequent construction and/or maintenance activities such as airports, it would be prudent to have at least one backup that is using a different physical route. In some facilities that I'm familiar with, they've gone with wireless systems (microwave, satellite, etc) as a backup in case the physical link goes down.
tuscanspeed t1_j8oji10 wrote
Reply to comment by Similar_Value1060 in 11 states consider 'right to repair' for farming equipment by Ranew
>but im sure everyone agrees that lobbying is destroying the country.
Nope. Both positive and negative outcomes occur due to the lobbying.
You have a scapegoat here. Nothing more.
archimedeancrystal t1_j8oiu8m wrote
Reply to comment by chopinrocks in Elon Musk, who co-founded firm behind ChatGPT, warns A.I. is ‘one of the biggest risks’ to civilization by ethereal3xp
>The reason AI is a true risk, is because people are going to rely on it too much and AI will always make mistakes, many of which are extremely hard to detect, and because it will be used maliciously by a large subet of people.
Interesting point. But aren't mistakes and malicious misuse the same risks we've always had with information provided by people long before AI was a figment of anyone's imagination?
carlinhush t1_j8oirzq wrote
Reply to comment by LocoCoyote in Lufthansa Passengers Are Stranded Because of a Severe Tech Outage | Airline passengers on 177 flights were impacted when a construction company accidentally cut fiber optic cables, effectively shutting down the airport by Hrmbee
That's exactly what I thought. Redundant systems and everything but sometimes it hits the one place they're vulnerable - where both cables run in one trench
Qu33nKal t1_j8oirmr wrote
Can we stop making a big deal about celebrities donating to charities? Call me when they all decide to properly pay their taxes and help out the economy.
Honest_Palpitation91 t1_j8oilw8 wrote
Reply to comment by herewego199209 in Elon Musk donates almost $2bn of Tesla shares to charity by Nergaal
Yes. Looking for the tax break.
vtriple t1_j8oihta wrote
Reply to comment by CaryWhit in 11 states consider 'right to repair' for farming equipment by Ranew
Meh most people don’t want the old shit tho. Suspension and engines change too much to not want the latest stuff.
AustinJG t1_j8oi053 wrote
Reply to They appeared in deepfake porn videos without their consent. Few laws protect them. by LiveStreamReports
Just deep fake everyone. Make the pics so ridiculous that it's comical and so numerous that it becomes pointless for anyone to make more. Lets just rip the collective band aid off.
lionhart280 t1_j8ohuvd wrote
Reply to comment by domitolos in ‘They look alien’: NASA uses AI to design complex spacecraft parts by upyoars
Yeah I mean, the reason "organic" things "look organic" is inherently because they conformed to their shape using largely the same type of mechanisms these AI designed parts use.
So it makes sense and is super cool.
The really fancy part is the design process can include "is easy to manufacture with 3d printers without supports" as part of its training set
So you can end up with these optimized organic looking parts that can also easily "print in place" from industrial machines
jsonh88 t1_j8ohtsv wrote
Never seen a larger bunch of such hateful people. How do you twist this to all be negative when someone donates to charity? How?
SillyRookie t1_j8oh5ru wrote
Reply to comment by happyscrappy in Tesla Agrees To Open Thousands Of Its Chargers To Other EVs By 2024 by 10MinsForUsername
Best answer.
RepeatOffender21 t1_j8oh2jh wrote
Reply to comment by MPenguinGaming in Texas Taxpayers Face a $100M Bill to Update Voting Machines with Equipment That Doesn’t Exist Yet by Sorin61
Nope same account buddy. And I’m still correct. odd years. You actually think I’m that other guy? LOL
fredlllll t1_j8olvn3 wrote
Reply to comment by garlicroastedpotato in 11 states consider 'right to repair' for farming equipment by Ranew
you forgot to mention how you need software to unlock the machine again after a switch failed and you replaced it. software that costs a lot of money or isnt even available to farmers. so you replace the switch and the machine tells you "go to dealer to unlock huehue" but you cant move the machine, and calling the dealer out costs you days in time