reconrose
reconrose t1_jcnivn4 wrote
Reply to comment by AJ_De_Leon in Levels of carcinogenic chemical near Ohio derailment site far above safe limit by Additional-Force-795
What are you doing to do about it if there is?
reconrose t1_jar63hy wrote
Reply to comment by Plzbanmebrony in FDA reportedly denied Neuralink's request to begin human trials of its brain implant | The agency cited 'dozens' of safety issues that must be resolved before moving forward. by chrisdh79
The monkey slaying, not so much
reconrose t1_ja3sm32 wrote
Reply to comment by dungone in Limitless Possibilities – AI Technology Generates Original Proteins From Scratch by Vailhem
Yeah the other comments here talking about how this is revolutionary / terrifying make me roll my eyes because they act like we haven't been doing similar research for a long time. These tools just might make the process more efficient.
It's very exciting seeing ML put to tasks that open up new possibilities vs making current tasks simpler.
reconrose t1_j9widdr wrote
Reply to comment by Sanpaku in Report says donors ‘turning away’ from Taliban-ruled Afghanistan by burningphoenix77888
>Back up and look across nations, and over longer timespans, and it may be a net benefit to humanity if Afghanistan under the Taliban rule becomes a cautionary tale, despite the humanitarian cost within the country. Also, if a nation cannot afford to feed itself without resort to opiate exports that harm the rest of the world, perhaps its citizens should be left to solve this without external assistence.
I think this kinda assumes Afghanistan has not been significantly influenced by outside forces that have helped put it in the place it's in today. The opiate trade doesn't exist without consumers after all, especially those whose governments kept it alive.
The outside world came and took what it wanted from Afghanistan and propped up extremist organizations while it did so and now gets to peace out and go "beware"?
reconrose t1_j2e5mrt wrote
Reply to comment by albui in Mastodon—and the pros and cons of moving beyond Big Tech gatekeepers | Standards-based interoperability makes a comeback, sort of by Hrmbee
No but there are admins and a whole team of people who respond to reports of site-wide rule breaking.
reconrose t1_j2e5ikg wrote
Reply to comment by Zncon in Mastodon—and the pros and cons of moving beyond Big Tech gatekeepers | Standards-based interoperability makes a comeback, sort of by Hrmbee
Except it's centralized and requires a team of admins and paid people to moderate illegal / extremely unsavory content. AFAIK Mastodon instances have no where near the same resources.
reconrose t1_j2e3u0l wrote
Reply to comment by vysken in There's now an open source alternative to ChatGPT, but good luck running it by ravik_reddit_007
Nah because it'd repeat the same vague, indeterminate bullshit 15 times. I have yet to see any expository text from chatGPT that didn't sound like a 14 yr old trying to hit a word limit. Except in those "examples" where they actually edit the output or go "all I had to do was re-generate the output 20 times giving it small adjustments each time and now I have this mediocre paragraph! Way simpler than learning how to write".
reconrose t1_j26sm55 wrote
Reply to comment by yooperfitz in New York’s first legal dispensary for recreational marijuana opens doors by GroundForcesWTX
Only thing I dislike about the Michigan scene is the overabundance of dry corporate weed that's cheap as fuck but tastes like shit. Thankfully I've met a few caretakers with better quality but quality from dispos was much more consistent in the medical-only days.
reconrose t1_j21bi4y wrote
Reply to comment by Cryptolution in Amazon begins drone deliveries in California and Texas | Amazon Prime Air wants to deliver packages within 60 minutes. by chrisdh79
Wait why are red light cameras bad? Because they force you to go the speed limit? Sounds like they're working lol
reconrose t1_j21bf94 wrote
Reply to comment by cannibal_man in Amazon begins drone deliveries in California and Texas | Amazon Prime Air wants to deliver packages within 60 minutes. by chrisdh79
Most car noise is from tires
reconrose t1_j20d89u wrote
Reply to comment by quantumfucker in How AI innovation is powered by underpaid workers in foreign countries. by eddytony96
Just because it's publicly available information doesn't mean it isn't undisciplined in nearly every article about new ML models. I think you took the work "hidden" too literally
reconrose t1_j1613s8 wrote
Reply to comment by EnvironmentalValue18 in Germany returns 20 Benin bronzes to Nigeria, noting ‘dark past’ by Fit-Asparagus8557
Yeah "pretty much everything" is a massive overstatement lol
reconrose t1_j14flor wrote
Reply to comment by epic_null in Study finds AI assistants help developers produce code that's more likely to be buggy / Computer scientists from Stanford University have found that programmers who accept help from AI tools like Github Copilot produce less secure code than those who fly solo. by Sorin61
Some people are completely beholden to DRY principals that that go into a fury when they hear code was repeated even if they have 0 context around it
reconrose t1_jcsi0nu wrote
Reply to comment by Harley_Quinn_Lawton in Bacteria in recalled eye drops linked to cases of vision loss, surgical removal of eyeballs by iamthyfucker
Yeah it's sad how reactionary people are. You wouldn't be able to use any products if you want use that which never had a single brand's product recalled.