Since it’s just perlin noise anyway… They should use gag landmasses for fun. See if anyone recognises Middle Earth or the Seven Kingdoms.
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They’re annoying until you need their eyes to make a portal network…
I heard they even had a special island where they liked to meet up. Allegedly.
Meanwhile the Chinese government have their own Linux variant Kylin which is developed as part of a national resilience and strategic initiative. It’s wild to me that in this day and age few governments will spend even $100,000 on open source expertise but they’ll throw billions at idiots like Microsoft because some politician was wined and dined by their sales people. If more people knew how broken the procurement system was and how their tax dollars were wasted on corporate welfare they would riot.
kablez@lemmy.worldto World News@quokk.au•Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison, and Jensen Huang appointed to President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology10·7 days agoThe US is leading the way with AI… Straight off a cliff like it’s an unattended game of Lemmings.
kablez@lemmy.worldto Games@lemmy.world•Owlcat is using generative AI for The Expanse Osiris Reborn, but the final game will be "100% human made"English7·11 days agoSigh, TPTB are just intent on ruining The Expanse for us aren’t they?
kablez@lemmy.worldto World News@lemmy.ml•'IDF could collapse': military chief issues stark warning to cabinet22·14 days agoIDF could collapse
Don’t threaten me with a good time…
kablez@lemmy.worldto Android@lemmy.world•Google is requiring mandatory developer verification for all Android apps in 2026English20·19 days agoFuck Google.
kablez@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Sam Altman Thanks Programmers for Their Effort, Says Their Time Is OverEnglish6·23 days agoNow I’m imagining Home Alone, Sam Altman and Jensen Huang are breaking into people’s homes to tell them about how good AI is…
That is essentially how AI news headlines feel nowadays. And about how well their attempts to set the narrative lands with a public that is over it.
kablez@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Sam Altman Thanks Programmers for Their Effort, Says Their Time Is OverEnglish301·23 days agoImagine if you pirated a bunch of movies, and then went to the cinema and bragged about it. That’s what Altman is doing there.
kablez@lemmy.worldto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Chinese parents love to dismiss mental illness, but simultaneously love to threaten to "send their 'misbehaving' kid to a mental hospital".46·24 days agoStrict parents also love to promote intellectual pursuits while allowing none of the freedom that allows for intellect to develop. Literally torture.
kablez@lemmy.worldto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Despite recent advances, it's still possible to identify AI slop if you know what to look for.11·24 days agodeleted by creator
Advertising doesn’t seem like a large enough lever to drive something this globally coordinated.
My read is that governments and large institutions are preparing for the kind of systemic instability climate change is going to produce.
Across the world we’re already seeing laws and policies that quietly restrict the ability to organise, protest, or remain anonymous online, while surveillance capabilities expand at the same time. None of this is particularly popular, yet it keeps happening.
Why?
Because the next few decades are likely to involve continuous pressure from climate-driven problems: migration, water shortages, falling crop yields, energy instability, and the political conflict that follows when resources get tighter.
From that perspective, universal ID verification online isn’t mainly about ads or “protecting the kids”. It’s about mapping who is who, who talks to who, and how information spreads.
If you expect future mass unrest, protest movements, or large-scale political instability, that kind of data becomes extremely valuable.
And historically, elites often choose to invest more effort in managing the consequences of systemic problems than in solving the underlying causes.
So instead of “AI spam broke advertising”, the bigger story might be that institutions are building the infrastructure to monitor and manage populations during a much messier future.
their rules don’t stop coming
Fed to the rules and I hit the ground runnin’
kablez@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Retailer denies memory replacement due to 4x increase in DDR5 pricing, says price increase would equate to an 'upgrade' for the customer — Australian retailer refuses to replace faulty Corsair kitEnglish16·27 days agoOoof, that is a solid heads up, thank you!
I have bought some things from UMart out of convenience but always prefer to support my local independent PC stores. I guess this just reeenforces why the latter is so important!
kablez@lemmy.worldto Risa@startrek.website•That one time when he made cheese and it broke the shipEnglish332·27 days agoI find Neelix really difficult to watch in the early seasons. His stubborn attitude, jealousy and overall inappropriate relationship with Kez… Makes me sick to me stomach watching him.
Context: I am biased. I’ve been underage and been with men like Neelix. They are pathetic, narcissistic and not worth anyone’s time.
kablez@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Iran includes American tech giants on list of new targetsEnglish15·29 days agoNot to mention the diminished teams who are now under resourced to handle their existing workloads. I’m sure they will do great as things spiral because the sloppy work of the AI has increased their workload, not reduced it. As the cracks begin to form on the human side of things, nothing could possibly go wrong. After all, the human element of any system is often the most secure. /s
Pretty much, Essos is just Europe as well.