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Cake day: September 21st, 2024

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  • that was my point.

    most people hear the story and go, “ofc the hot coffee is fucking hot. what a fucking idiot.” but they don’t realize that she needed skin grafts on her inner thighs and vagina because the coffee was so hot it literally melted her skin off. they only know the case because McDonald’s ran a smear campaign against the victim and slandered her as an “idiot”. they only did that because their coffee machine was faulty and heated the drink up to near boiling temperatures. worst part is, they almost got away with it!

    how’s that phrase go? Regulations are written in blood.

    LLMs need to have regulations on what and who can interact with it. not because the users are “stupid” but because the nature of every company is to compromise your ability to make decisions based on sound judgment, and someone who already has their judgment impaired has no protection against that kind of manipulation.





  • completely agree.

    on the other side though, some.of the questions are things that are easily found. things like, “what street did you grow up on” or “what is your mothers maiden name”. like…that shit can be found for free, like right now on the internet at about 200 data brokers.

    how about we get an option for hardware keys? or better yet, pgp/rsa keys?

    factor those in with password and MFA there should never be a reason why someone (who knows wtf they’re doing) would ever get locked out of their accounts.







  • to riff off your example, what’s an account? is there a bank involved or should I get in contact with my financial advisor? Did I get mail about the accounts? perhaps some kind of ID card came for me in the mail?

    what’s an account?

    my point still remains. not only were you asking him to understand what an account is, but also the nuances between different accounts and what they do. like knowing what the difference is between a Facebook and email account is.

    you take your historical knowledge of technology for granted. one day, sooner than you think, you’re going to be that old man ranting about how nothing works and technology sucks.