Huh, I don’t see the equivalence. Discord won’t do what to me? They are mining my data as much as anyone elses.

Yeah, so nothing changed for me.

They never asked me to verify, so it doesn’t seem mandatory

Isn’t that enormous beam of light on top of that pyramid hotel a bigger source of light pollution? It’s definitely seen from further away

Nice, I didn’t even notice the timing discrepancies. Google is obviously stealing all data it can to train AI, but in this instance it seems the developer is just making stuff up to market his game.

And this story is not an example of this happening, for the simple reason that model training takes longer than 24 hours and there were no new Gemini model releases between the doc was written and the chat happening.

Wow, LTT must be a good channel if people are shilling so hard against it. I will check it out, thanks for the recommendation.

Because it’s impressive the dad made all these costumes and decorations with the kids in just 3 days.

The joke cannot work without “female” though. (Fe being the chemical symbol for iron)

Admittedly I don’t watch him, you might know better. But I do remember stumbling upon a video of his talking about a new Half Life VR game he was datamining at least 2 years before Alyx came out.

He didn’t predict those games.

Not sure what criteria you are going for. He objectively was talking about HLX (codename for Alyx) and Neon Prime (early name for what became Deadlock) years before the respective games released.

watched footage from the leaked gameplays of people not holding the emargo

That’s shortly before release, at that point the game was not a secret anyway.

Of course none of this means he’s any better at guessing prices than anyone else.

He predicted both Half-Life: Alyx and Deadlock with details years before the games came out.

Commonly known as the Sremovedhorpe problem

Haha this is what I see. (I really need to move away from .ml I know)

Broken ports, replace hard drive, replace memory, no software locks so custom software can keep it alive, replace battery (on a Switch for example).

Lots of thing right to repair could do for consoles.

The filaments themselves may be food safe but that doesn’t matter. The resulting object is not food safe not because of the material but because of the manufacturing process. Printing layer by layer leaves miniscule voids and holes in-between layers where bacteria can thrive and which are impossible to clean.

Your print is safe to eat out of the first time, but is never food safe again as it can never be cleaned from bacteria in all the thin holes.

I feel the same about chatbots, but there are many great uses of AI, like in drug discovery or wildfire detection.

I can, I’m responding to “not sure why I haven’t blocked .ml”. One reason is that there are normal people there. I know the best course of action for me personally is to move. But I don’t know where to and don’t use Lemmy so much to dedicate time to researching it. Knowing my luck I’d probably end up on an even more controversial one.

That doesn’t seem to be the case, what are you basing this on?

The IndieWikiBuddy extension will automatically offer to redirect you from Fandom to other wikis on the same subject, and will block Fandom in search results.

It was so much better than Facebook, but if course Google mismanaged it to death.