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lemmy.zip

Every guy named Al in shambles right now.

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stoyreply
lemmy.zip

Al generated a massive income to support actions to help homeless people and stop new AI datacenters from being built in nature perserves.

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Unfortunate though he chose to target a rival Al's data centres instead of focusing on the important fight against Artificial intelligence

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He sounds like a bona fide hero, TBH. There's gotta be more like him out there, fighting bravely against other AIs for the rest of humanity, surely.

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Haha. I just saw a clip of a younger teenage girl telling her father of this new trend of Weird A.I. that was making parodies of songs, and showed him the song Fat.

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I know a guy who changed his name to Allan because of how prevalent the topic of AI was getting in his messages

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We literally kicked someone from a call yesterday because his name just showed up as "Al" instead of his full name

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oldmanalexreply
sh.itjust.works

oh my god frigging children detectives :) you got me. edit: its not forbidden

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You're exclusively reposting exact reddit content hours after it's posted and you're monopolizing the feed with it.

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your a loser. not for the repost but this behavior.

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I, for one, approve since I don't visit any other social media, I miss most of the mindless repost material. This way I get to see some of it.

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lemmymanreply
lemmy.world

I'll be That Guy and say that essentially every structural piece of aluminum in the world is an aluminum alloy. Pure aluminum is very soft and more difficult to manufacture into usable parts.

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piefed.ca

I was being fececious, there's a reason it was the bronze age and not the copper age

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piefed.ca

Gross, you mean that MIGHTY PURE IRON that some dweeb infected with carbon

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redjardreply
reddthat.com

You are thinking of regular steel. Stainless steel may not even have any iron or carbon, so don't worry.
My product is 99.999% pure stainless steel by weight.

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You can but it doesn't suit itself for heat treatment, so don't expect results.

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lemmy.world

The lowercase l is a major failure of the alphabet. Sans serif font makes it worse but having l and I matching was a mistake.

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That was not a problem when people wrote in cursive. I think this flaw is to be blamed on the printing press.

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TBF, Al might actually be a reason not to buy it in the unlikely case a similar one made of Cu was also available, as this one would have a higher thermal conductivity (and also more style!).

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discuss.tchncs.de

See it as an investment in a non-volatile, hard-backed asset.
Will get you through another day when you sell the raw metal after you lost all your other life savings during the AI stock market crash!

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I had to laugh. Some ad executive has a genius for hopping on bandwagons. when public opinion finally swings away from AI, any product without aluminum can claim “No Al”

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Yesterday a guy did the spongebob sarcasm capitalization on “wall of text” and wrote “Fine, I’ll summarize the scary ‘wAlL oF tExT’ for everyone.”

And just, damn. “wail of text” really summarizes nicely how I feel about long, padded articles with tons of popup and banner ads, along with “disable your adblocker” and robot verification tests.

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lemmy.today

Just shows how fucking stupid the blind zealotry is. AI has been around for a while and had some very good uses. All or nothing is a bad paradigm.

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TheEntityreply
lemmy.world

It would surely help if companies stopped slapping the AI label onto everything. I've seen washing machines and ovens claiming using AI these days. Being wary of this idiocy is perfectly reasonable.

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jxkreply
sh.itjust.works

I used to have a clothes dryer with a "fuzzy logic" label

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At least they're upfront about the likelihood of any buyers getting effective support in the future.

That appliance has a portentous 8-ball as a CPU, but most faces reading "Outlook: hazy", instead. ☝🏼

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piefed.social

It doesn't show anything of the sort. They would somehow slab an LLM AI interface even on HDD enclosures if they could and call it a "smart enclosure" and it would be nothing but a surveillance entshittification central.

There is a very clear reason why there is a backlash against everything called AI, it is because almost all of it is predatory surveillance entshittification projects forced upon consumers who never asked for it.

The "hur dur AI has always been around" is a fallacy which does not adress the actual problem.

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Agree, but that said, if there was AI branding on any hardware I was about to purchase, I'd check and double check that it doesn't send all my data to some cloud service.

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Admetusreply
sopuli.xyz

Doom uses so called 'AI'. What everyone is really talking about is LLMs.

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Mîmreply
lemmy.zip

Things like deepl were previously called »machine learning« or »deep learning« and are now under the »AI« umbrella too. Doesn't change that it's useful and has been since long before the current AI trend.

The blind zealotry is just plain stupid.

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Johnreply
leminal.space

The Canon 5D MK3 claimed AI Auto Focus way back in 2012, if i was inclined to search up more examples I'm sure i could find some from even before that. Thing is it sounds SciFi and Tech because it's taken from SciFi Books.

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