Posts by Aether@poa.st
(DIR) Post #B2bmBV1N2QWQjZx7ya by Aether@poa.st
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@SuperSnekFriend Your in the freezer and I am in the oven
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I have perpetuated whiteness poast, why haven't you.
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@brimshae based and education pilled
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@brimshae I have already enrolled my son in a conservative christian school 4 years before he needs to attend. At least I know it isn't a 'safe' school
(DIR) Post #B2dySnliAzetZEZ5eK by Aether@poa.st
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It's like some people forgot that the target audience for shounen is young boys
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Good evening poast
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Replication crisis as a service. https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2026/01/22/aking/You may have heard about the replication crisis science, and if you haven't, why are you here, you should know how fake and gay mainstream research is. Half of all published medical research, for example, cannot be replicated, and for preclinical trials the rate increases to four fifths.An interesting point from that Wikipedia article is that 70% of scientists have tried and failed to replicate another researcher's work, but only 20% have been contacted by another scientist trying to replicate their work.Which is perhaps by design:>This paper in Management Science has been cited more than 6,000 times. Wall Street executives, top government officials, and even a former U.S. Vice President have all referenced it. It's fatally flawed, and the scholarly community refuses to do anything about it.Management science, huh? Bad as things are in medical research, at least they admit to baseline reality.When someone tried to correct the record on this particular paper, his efforts were not well received:>The authors ignored me, the journal refused to act, and the scholarly community looked the other way. Two universities disregarded evidence of research misconduct - even after the authors admitted publishing a misleading report.>The article remains largely uncorrected - misleading thousands of people each year.>I believe our systems for curating trustworthy science are broken and need reformation.What is needed is a latter day 1573 expulsion for all eternity, but make it stick this time. >Having received no response from the authors, I contacted Management Science. After getting advice, I submitted a comment.>It was rejected.>The reviewers did not address the substance of my comment; they objected to my "tone".As the article says, ah, the tone police.>The authors did admit to the editor that they had misreported a key finding - labeling it as statistically significant when it was not. The authors claimed the error was a "typo." They intended to type "not significant" but omitted the word "not".That's one hell of a typo.The story gets worse from there. And that's just a single paper out of millions.
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Washington state wants 3D printers and CNC milling machines to monitor everything you do and report on you if you are creating something that could be used in a firearm. https://blog.adafruit.com/2026/01/25/washingtons-3d-pr...Thus violating both the First and Second Amendments with a single piece of legislation. Such efficiency!
(DIR) Post #B2frCmjRx3DYM9qIQy by Aether@poa.st
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>Google won't stop replacing our news headlines with terrible AI. https://archive.is/XiPAjThe Verge may have gone full-blown retard but on this they are not wrong. Google is sometimes completely reversing the meaning of tech articles in its AI summaries.
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A New York startup has built a machine that produces gasoline from air.https://www.jalopnik.com/2083556/new-york-startup-buil...Which is perfectly possible, just not very efficient. After all, dinosaurs breathed air, and all our gasoline comes from liquified dinosaurs.It takes carbon dioxide and water vapour from the air, electrolyses the water, and combines them to create methanol. Then it goes through a series of more complicated process to turn the methanol into usable fuel.The device costs an estimated $20,000, and if you have a free source of electricity, a gallon of gas costs around $1.50, though the article doesn't mention exactly how this was calculated.Since you probably don't have a free source of electricity, a gallon of gas will actually cost between $10 and $30, which is why dinosaurs always win.
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@Crux_Invictus @dankumimusu I have seen this movie, was to much of a deviation from the book imho
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We have to nuke india now
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The correct name for goyslop is "chazerei", it means piggeryNow you are a more accurate anti-semite
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Chat & Ask AI, one of the most popular AI apps on the Google Play and Apple App stores (I have never heard of it) that claims more than 50 million users, left hundreds of millions of those users' private messages with the app's chatbot exposed. https://archive.is/3KQBH>The exposed chats showed users asked the app "How do I painlessly kill myself," to write suicide notes, "how to make meth," and how to hack various apps.How could this happen? Did some brilliant hacker find a devious path through a rat's nest of firewalls and security devices to reach the servers?Well, no.>The issue is a misconfiguration in the app's usage of the mobile app development platform Google Firebase, which by default makes it easy for anyone to make themselves an "authenticated" user who can access the app's backend storage where in many instances user data is stored.Every message from every user was public. Oops.And half of all iOS apps have the same problem, due to the Trump 45 on the way out mandated backdoors.Remember when the FBI had a tantrum because they couldn't decrypt a smart phone.
(DIR) Post #B2oBYbhfBo5IrzMxN2 by Aether@poa.st
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@BlueEyeWhiteDragon Not going to lie, some people do find my near theological school attendee knowledge of Talmudism and its lies to be suspicious.
(DIR) Post #B2oBlBgvDExBxZ1NVQ by Aether@poa.st
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An AI toy exposed conversations with toddlers to anyone with a GMail account. https://archive.is/dX5xd>Bondu confirmed in conversations with the researchers that more than 50,000 chat transcripts were accessible through the exposed web portal, essentially all conversations the toys had engaged in other than those that had been manually deleted by parents or staff.Oops again.
(DIR) Post #B2oC8jy5wCCGvcHhyK by Aether@poa.st
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>How we created more technical debt in six months than in a ten year old system.https://superkacper4.github.io/portfolio-2023/blog/tec...The surprising thing is that they caused this and it wasn't because some jeet screwed up an AI add-in. Just one bad decision that snowballed into an avalanche of consequences.
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Microsoft is working to rebuild trust in Windows.https://archive.is/JLQ0SThat task makes Sisyphus's job look easy.Also, The Verge is working to destroy any tattered shreds of misplaced trust that it still desperately clings to. It's gone full-blown Trotskyite student newspaper level retard now.
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I have had a colonoscopy, I strongly disagree.
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I have an idea for 26/1/2027