Cuissonbake
Cuissonbake t1_jd3103r wrote
Reply to comment by Lartnestpasdemain in How long till until humanoid bots in supermarkets? by JosceOfGloucester
They never tell you the specifications it's frustrating. I'm going to spend an hour just trying to figure out if they finally figured out how to increase the battery life past 2 hours. SPOT only lasts 2 hours on a single charge which means what you want (humanoid robots being integrated in businesses) is currently bottlenecked to fancy novelty display for now. Because just having more than one of these requires an insane amount of physical storage space in a dedicated charging room just to work for 2 hours. So the only practical use case for now is robotics in warehouse jobs.
Once batteries allow 8+ hours of nonstop operation, then it gets exciting but idk how long that's going to take. Probably within the decade because finally EVs are going to become standardized which should have happened forever ago but boomer capitalists love making young people turn old before change happens so my life is just a pointless transitory tech desert purgatory. I'll die right when anti aging tech becomes viable as a cruel irony in this torture sim we all live in.
I'm probably just being a little to doomer since I'm only 30... But I lived through decades of still ongoing culture war bs just so people like me can even be acknowledged that we exist not just as a joke. But an actual real person... It's why I'm doomer that any change will ever happen because humans take hundreds of years to understand basic shit.
Cuissonbake t1_j9p1wsm wrote
Reply to Seriously people, please stop by Bakagami-
Why isn't there a dedicated subreddit for that?
Cuissonbake t1_j8ily3p wrote
Reply to comment by Glad_Laugh_5656 in Is society in shock right now? by Practical-Mix-4332
schadenfreude
Cuissonbake t1_j301hql wrote
Reply to How do you recognize the difference when talking purely on text, that you are talking to human? by zaphodi
The classic trick was asking for a photo that has any specific word you ask to put in that photo. But I guess that can be generated in real time. In any case I've spent a long time trying to develop genuine connections with people online and it's really not worth it unless you have money to travel all the time.
Best way for connection is real life interactions but society doesn't build centers for everyone to go to anymore. Real life is just work work and meet someone whose already married and only thinks about their kids. Basically nothing... But loneliness.
Cuissonbake t1_j2zzceb wrote
Word of mouth has always been the best form of communication anyways. This is just doom speak.
Cuissonbake t1_j26cto1 wrote
Reply to comment by pre-DrChad in A future without jobs by cummypussycat
I lurk in a lot of places online. It's kinda impossible to avoid doomer thoughts. A lot of people are feeling that way. Hope it gets better.
Cuissonbake t1_j1jls9g wrote
Reply to This is how chatGPT sees itself. by Kindly-Customer-1312
So gpt likes a more simple art expression? I mean you can get more detailed than that using ASCII
Cuissonbake t1_j1fry42 wrote
Reply to When will we reach LEV? by TampaBai
Life expectancy is low in America because most people can't afford healthcare. If you can afford healthcare and you're under 30 lev seems probable good odds. Maybe even 50 year olds but it always just comes down to health care cost
Cuissonbake t1_j14to49 wrote
Was I ever in control living in capitalism? Nope, singularity must have happened already lol.
Cuissonbake t1_j10odzb wrote
Reply to To all you well-read and informed futurologists here: what is the future of gaming? by Verificus
Everyone thinks full dive will happen in ten years. I hope so. I hate this current reality we live in. If it allows for full control over my reality then I can finally feel like I'm real and not a nobody like real life does with most people.
Cuissonbake t1_j0cyfw5 wrote
If we develop tech that allows us to physically interact with light then yes but right now it's all just pixels on a screen. So it's like interacting with a ghost.
Cuissonbake t1_izyiaxy wrote
Reply to I don't want AI to do all our jobs for us by [deleted]
Yeah? Well I wish I didn't have to wake up at 5am and work a 9 to 5 every weekday till I'm old. I wish I could stay home more and focus on my hobbies or focus on dating and meeting new people.
Cuissonbake t1_izhiphy wrote
Can I ask the AI to work for me so I don't have to in order to make money yet? If not then it's just another form of work.
Cuissonbake t1_iva26qk wrote
Reply to comment by apple_achia in In the face on the Anthropocene by apple_achia
I'm not a nihilist. I do believe it'll get better. What I'm trying to say is that we only live so long and no one can see past a decade so take life with a grain of salt.
Cuissonbake t1_iv9yvtw wrote
Reply to In the face on the Anthropocene by apple_achia
Life is just one long dream. Currently feels like a nightmare but all dreams end. How do we know this is real when no consent was given to be born into endless pain.
Cuissonbake t1_iuyep90 wrote
Reply to Why a Blue check mark is now $8 on Twitter and Elon Musk's Next Steps - A piece of speculative business non-fiction by BandicootKind705
If they charge me to use twitter then I'm deleting it.
Cuissonbake t1_ius77ju wrote
Reply to comment by neo101b in Nanowire Synapses 30,000x Faster Than the Human Brain have been created for the first time. by AylaDoesntLikeYou
Needs to be smaller than that and portable energy sources are the main bottle neck still in regards to reducing the size of computers. Best we got is carrying a battery the size of a suitcase that can charge using solar panels. Idk how we can make energy sources smaller than that. I hate being dependant on the electrical grid.
And if you want to travel they limit the battery size on planes that you can bring for safety reasons. So there's still a lot to figure out in terms of energy sources for portable devices of that caliber.
Cuissonbake t1_iswl1to wrote
Reply to How do you think every person born in 2002 to 2014 will be in the end of 2029? How do you think every person born in January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2014 will be in the end of 2029? These people will be 15-27 in the end of 2029! by genrationer
Are you trying to say that 2029 will have some sort of disruptive tech release and you're jealous that you won't be young to experience it?
Cuissonbake t1_isfky89 wrote
Reply to comment by mootcat in We've all heard the trope that to be a billionaire you essentially have to be a sociopath; Could we cure that? Is there hope? by AdditionalPizza
Sure but because of people like elon a lot of my friends don't trust the tech industry currently. They always go off about how in the future web 3.0 will force everyone to pay subscription fees for everything.
Cuissonbake t1_isfa2zm wrote
Reply to comment by Ortus12 in We've all heard the trope that to be a billionaire you essentially have to be a sociopath; Could we cure that? Is there hope? by AdditionalPizza
Yeah but you will also have entire groups of people against all of what you just said which equates to what our current political situation is as in a complete gridlock on the system so it just stays as it currently is.
And also there are people born with neurology that is psychopathy as well so even if we had a better system corruption would still happen I guess it'd be more recognized and addressed however the problem would still persist until we figure out how human brains work. And hope to God that the medical staff in charge of understanding our brains isn't corrupted when that happens.
Cuissonbake t1_isese0w wrote
Reply to We've all heard the trope that to be a billionaire you essentially have to be a sociopath; Could we cure that? Is there hope? by AdditionalPizza
The system we live in rewards that behaviour because everything about this system is about competition and being the winner. The only way to fix it is to change how the system works but how?
Cuissonbake t1_iqvb9i3 wrote
Once we figure out how to condense the power of a desktop PC into the size of a thin wearable bandage that draws power from your own body. But that'll be ages from now so the next best option is using those robo dogs as mules to carry a heavy PC for you once batteries get good. But you'd also have to normalize that culturally.
And creating a mobile VR setup is basically just AR at that point. Unless we normalize staying at home as the new culture. But society is run by people who think everyone likes going outside so...
Cuissonbake t1_iqo7mzt wrote
Well if AI can do more than imitate us that'll be the day.
Cuissonbake t1_jddn4c6 wrote
Reply to comment by nastratin in Women are less likely to buy electric vehicles than men. Here’s what’s holding them back. by filosoful
Level 3 charging will reduce that to 17mins.