Still, they should have evaluated if it was legit and not just rubber-stamping hundreds of requests in a short time from a small police office in Southern Italy that would send 1/year at most. And think “why this Italian officer wants info on finland citizens?”
Yes because there is actual people that really want to read “Advent and Christmas 2022–2023. Liturgical Pastoral Resource” and not the 2026-2027.
Oh, coincidence again, it meets the LLM cutoff date
At least in my country, business can ask for a full refund of that unjust tax by declaring the drives are not used to store pirated movies/songs
Oh that’s why an hacker managed to phish them 680 times to get all details on his victims.
Passports. Documents, transactions, and so on: the hacker pretended to be an Italian police officer and asked to get info on millionaires, an LLM believed that without question 680 separate times.
The coincidence is 1 day before the order he got a message from zoom books and he ignored it
He got an hilarious idea: poison their “known good pre-LLM dataset” by swapping barcodes with modern slop clearly made by an LLM like this
How to cook chocolate strawberries with an air fryer: this recipe it’s lighter as they’re not fried in oil but glazed
There’s people willing to pay an extra to listen a butchered automatic cover of a song where Spotify probably doesn’t even pay royalties on that?
I thought the market would prefer the opposite: pay extra for a noslop guarantee, with a full monthlysubscription refund if a slop is accidentally inserted in a playlist
Yes they sent an email with the subject containing two runes resembling the SS logo.
“They didn’t notice”, but somehow they didn’t send it to German users
It should be integrated in the latest version of iOS. Similar to screen time, it tells you the usage
It will cause a massive loss of human knowledge, nobody would learn how because it’s just a prompt
And it’s not only for coding. Yesterday I was shown that because they probably stole a lot of parametric designs Claude can even do 3d files from photos and quotes, it spits out an openscad file and compiles it. I was shocked, it added chamfering and small details, from a rough sketch photo. Who’s going to learn how to use a cad program if it can be done in 3 minutes from a prompt? And the process of learning taught you all the quirks , but in the future who’s going to be a pro?
Similar for my Google nest, it’s the #1 host in number of daily requests in my network, around one every 500ms
Now it’s on it’s own vlan so there’s nothing that they can report on my network, but it’s really concerning that a thermostat calls home this often. It should be enough to do it once an hour to check the outside temperature and only if it’s enabled.v
Because you need to prompt 500 times to get one scene the way you wanted
For example “the 8 bit guy” on YouTube got an existential crisis and made an awful “movie” and in the behind the scenes he complained that he had to prompt like 30 times per scene and chose the better of the worst to create his unwatchable abomination
If someone wants to watch his 50 minutes of mashed up slop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ7j7XIW1zo
“we swear we didn’t train on copyrighted works but for pure coincidence we can generate an exact copy of the cover of such copyrighted work”
TIL that there are dozens of websites to find strangers to put on their own family plan to get some extra cash, meanwhile they will manage the payments
I wouldn’t have imagined that there would be that many.
Paying a third party service to get into a stranger’s family plan is against the ToS, so at that point, if you’re willing to go against the ToS you can do it for free
Who has that kind of motivation could also just pirate everything
It launched commercially in early 2021 so the base is definitely human coded
Please tag images of your poster with #rasterbator, #rasterbation
/c/theyknew
If I was a customer forced to pay a $50-100 “cleaning fee” I wouldn’t clean absolutely anything, that’s what the fee is supposed to be
Good luck, they barely sell the current one at a fourth of that price, wonder how many dozens can sell of this DRM machine
But Macs don’t have viruses!