u/ferriematthew

This monopoly around video sharing is 20 years too old.

Since none of the links that I've posted here have worked yet, I'll describe the video. It is deephumor talking about yet more tomfoolery where YouTube is continuing to ban people for posting anime and other adult-oriented animated anything because the stupid AI insists that if it isn't live-action with a physical camera, then it is made for kids. And if it is hand-drawn or computer-generated, and it talks about or shows anything that anybody would be the least bit squeamish with a child seeing, then the video is trash and the person who posted the video is trying to harm children.

This is incredible. This video by Welch Labs starts out with him showing a demonstration of a robot designed by Google using interactions in the physical world to learn how to accomplish a task. I think this goes perfectly along with the idea that I ended up settling on with this community's help in my previous post, that simply pre-training on static data is not enough. That actual intelligence has to arise from a continuous experience and feedback loop.

Also, the fact that there are in-development robots that can be trained to do physical tasks goes along the lines of that phrase, "I want AI to do the laundry and the dishes so I can write and paint. I don't want AI to write and paint, so I'm free to do the laundry and the dishes."

What other possibilities for architectures are there or could there be that use computation more efficiently so you could run something halfway decent on a junk laptop at home? All the bonus points if the architecture doesn't require a GPU at all, and even more bonus points if the architecture doesn't rely on randomness or probability and instead is actually capable of evaluating logic.

I have no idea how to collect any logs, so all I can do is describe it. Every time I try to launch Waydroid on this device, it freezes for a few seconds and then forcibly reboots the device. The same thing happens when I launch any browser except what comes stock with Ubuntu Touch, but that's beside the point.

I've lost an unbelievable amount of work because of that feature or bug or whatever the heck it is. Disabling battery optimization on the problem app does not fix it. All apps that are not in the foreground are closed but they are still visible in the app switcher. They just restart from scratch every time.

My probably under-informed hypothesis has to do with the systems being excessively centralized, excessively complicated, and resistant to feedback in favor of making the numbers look good on the reports just so people wouldn't lose their jobs. I feel like that's less than half of the story though.

Forcing perfectly legitimate creators off the platform with spam of illegitimate claims for media that the claimants don't own, and then forcing the defendants to dox themselves to get the strikes maybe possibly, but almost certainly not removed. Somebody needs to have their ass sued off for DMCA fraud.

I run a small Kubernetes cluster that runs about a dozen or so open source apps that I use to replace their corporate equivalents on my home network. Is it possible to do something similar for a living part-time while I finish my associate's degree?

Repo: https://codeberg.org/kaizenOramara\_97/Home-Lab

I recently talked with a Verizon sales rep, and he said to his knowledge they don't hardware lock the phones, but he doesn't really know, so he could be wrong. But don't Verizon phones come locked at the silicon level so that they cannot be unlocked in software for the purpose of installing a custom ROM?

What's an alternative to Google Maps that actually provides navigation in addition to maps? I tried organic maps, but that doesn't have navigation.

My body: 501 internal server error: package "energy" not installed

To say this is pissing me off is the understatement of the century. No amount of any kind of stimulant even touches my apparent neurological drive to sleep for two weeks straight. Not even prescription modafinil touches it.

My brain is permanently stuck on battery saver mode.

Some of the more common ones I hear:

- "So you support taking stuff away from people who actually work their butts off to earn it and give it to those who don't want to lift a finger?"

- "How would you feel if you worked your butt off to get an A in your class and the professor took away your grade and gave half of it to the kid in the back who didn't do anything and flunked and gave you both a C?"

- "How do you propose they pay for it without deleting the entire economy?"

- "If everybody has their needs met by the government, nobody's gonna bother to work!"

- "Show me one, just one, example where socialism has worked without turning into a backwards dictatorship."