Yes. “AI”
Dan IzzoIs there a greater lie in all of computing than the "Keep my Logged In/Remember This Device" option?
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This is one cool-ass cephalopod and I would like to hang out with them sometime.
Cephalopods DailyI can only hope to be as cool as this octopus one day... 🐙📷Dave Maass (@maassive.bsky.social)
Imagine being so gullible that you think this is anything other than rampant lies to goose the stock price. This is preposterously stupid and will happen sometime after Elron Muskard delivers on his promise to put a million people on mars by a few years ago. What a jackass.
FinTwitter$SPCX - SPACEX PLANS MOON FACTORIES POWERED BY HUMANOID ROBOTS
What the fuck does not begin to cover this. This is absolutely appalling and everyone involved needs to be held accountable. If this all transpired anything like the article states, it’s flat-out murder.
@NewsJennifer (Jennifer Schulze)WHAT THE F*CK futurism.com/science-ener...
Look, if Pinky and The Brain were in his head, there would at least be a brain in his head.
BISHTOONSRecently, someone asked online if Pinky and the Brain were still trying to take over the world… because they thought that they could do a better job than a certain orange felon. That prompted me to share this cartoon that I drew years ago.
I was told I cannot bring bagels to DoD employees on the last day of a week-long class because it would run afoul of federal gift laws. (Despite the price of one (1) bagel being well below the $20/person/year threshold specified by law.)
Corey JohnsonMy latest story has some intrigue. FCC finally released Chairman Brendan Carr’s financial report for 2025 late Friday. The report states Paramount gave him tickets to the gala worth $12,390. But he and his wife sat in skybox seats that sold for $125,000 a piece. www.propublica.org/article/fcc-...
This sentence is a work of art and perfectly captures the shitty AI grift and everyone behind it.
John ScalziI think "AI" plumpers should be happy I'm focusing mostly on the nonsense it's doing to my field, rather than how it's very clearly designed as a tool for the capture of wealth and capital by a bunch of accelerationist weirdos enthusiastically huffing their own farts from the depth of their K-holes
This is very well-stated. Bigger implication: TAM of centaur users is exceedingly small compared to the unrealistic claims of the fad-marketing machine. When the AI industry collapses, it will be b/c there simply never was a significant market for it. The business model has always been a nonstarter.
Max KennerlyThat's what business AI-adoption has looked like to me. Management wants a magic button to increase output >2x while cutting staff by >50%. The actual (and few) AI success stories are all "expert in the field is also computer-savvy and built a custom harness for a fractional productivity increase."
These vapid techbros have never in their lives know a real connection with another human being. And they’re extracting their revenge on us all while taking in billions.
Veerender Singh JubbalHe should have just called it a Flock and all the laws would instantly disappear, right??
Phil LewisProsecutors charged an LAPD officer with felony eavesdropping for making secret recordings of his colleagues’ racist, sexist and homophobic comments on the job