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  • I hate people can even try to blame AI.

    If I typo a couple extra zeroes because my laptop sucks, that doesn’t mean I didn’t fuck up. I fucked up because of a tool I was using, but I was still the human using that tool.

    This is no different.

    If a lawyer submits something to court that is fraudulent I don’t give a shit if he wrote it on a notepad or told the AI on his phone browser to do it.

    He submitted it.

    Start yanking law licenses and these lawyers will start re-evaluating if AI means they can fire all their human assistants and take on even more cases.

    Stop acting like this shit is autonomous tools that strip responsibility from decisions, that’s literally how Elmo is about to literally dismantle our federal government.

    And they’re 100% gonna blame the AI too.

    I’m honestly surprised they haven’t claimed DOGE is run by AI yet



  • givesomefucks@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.worldStrange PayPal phone scam
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    17 days ago

    In many cases the call ends after that. But why?

    Because they auto call thousands of people, expecting very few people to even answer.

    If they have 5 scammers crammed in a closet somewhere, and they’re all on a line, there’s nowhere for you to go, so the call disconnects if it can’t be transferred. Keeping you on hold costs money.

    In some cases, I get someone with an accent I’d identify as Indian. But often the call is disconnected after just a few words.

    Number spoofing and auto calls are cheap…

    It’s a very low barrier of entry even in countries with low costs of living. It’s not like a scam center has to be on the ball and know what they’re doing.

    Lots of them are just bad at it. But that’s still good enough to trick 80 years old enough to make it worth it.



  • The cause of Sophie’s APD diagnosis is unknown, but her audiologist believes the overuse of noise-cancelling headphones, which Sophie wears for up to five hours a day, could have a part to play.

    So fucking stupid…

    Kid grew up on a quiet farm in the countryside, then she moved to London and probably 100+ student plus lectures.

    It’s not that noise cancelling headphones prevented her from developing normally, she developed in an environment like what we evolved to handle.

    Then she got thrown into a cacophony of sound that is one of the planets largest/busiest cities…

    And they act like she is the problem and not noise pollution?

    https://www.nature.com/articles/s41370-024-00642-5

    Noise pollution is fucking a lot of us up, and people who grew up with it are used to it, but that doesn’t stop the negative consequences of it. Someone that never had to deal with it is obviously going to have what looks like a sudden onset of a condition, but the person is fine.

    The environment is the problem.





  • Nah, after probation it’s pretty much impossible.

    There needs to be like a year of documentation that the employee is just not doing their job.

    Because of the union.

    That’s why there’s this big push to resign, every tool they have to reduce the federal workforce begins with the word “voluntary”. Probate employees and contracts have reason to be nervous tho.

    Even closing USAID, it stops the work they’re doing, but they’re all gonna get huge severance checks or settlements if it really closes. It’s not like the private sector where it’s individuals fighting a billion dollar corparion. It’s multiple unions that are individually some of the largest in the country whose only reason for existence is knowing an incredibly confusing system of decades of regulations…

    Versus a couple teenager and college drop out techbros with zero idea what they’re doing.










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    Lately I’ve used it with is Baldur’s Gate 3

    Yeah, turn based CRPGs is the only time I turn that stuff on.

    But there seems to be two types of frame generation:

    1. A real frame is generated, then it guesses, then real frame is generated.

    2. Two real frames are generated, then they “fill in the gaps” with fake frames.

    For 1 it doesn’t create lag, but it may guess wrong then have to correct on the next real frame.

    For 2 the fake frames are going to be correct, but a lot of latency is added.

    Neither is an issue for CRPG, but can be a huge issue in shooters, fighting games, and PvE like Dark Souls.

    The problem is manufactures are now counting all the fake frames in their stats while ignoring every issue that pops up from that.


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    Means absolutely nothing because by the end of the “looking into” period, trump will be in charge.

    The rule, which will undergo a 120-day period for public comments, comes in response to what administration officials described as a need to protect national security while also clarifying the rules under which companies in trusted partner countries could access the emerging technology in order to promote innovation.

    Stop giving Dems credit for “looking into” whether they’re going to do things.

    Because when we do, they never make it past that point. They already got the pat on the head.

    It’s like managers who only care about tracked metrics, rather than helping the American people so they support Dems, they just want to skip straight to “people like us” and empty promises are the quickest route to that.

    Unless people stop clapping till shit actually happens