
the @truegamedata guy, if you remember him
San Diego
Joined June 2020
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And it gives me an AI written notification every time about it. So annoying lol
Train models on the accelerometer data from manually logged activities. Haven't companies been doing this literally since the first activity tracker 10 years ago? My first smartwatch was better. Don't get it
Oh what do you know, walking 9 holes of golf over 2 hours was actually 20 minutes of beach volleyball. Shocker. Total incompetence
Replying to @googlehealth
Hire me and I'll fix your algorithms in a month
Manually set an exercise in my Fitbit Air to beach volleyball one time and now it just assumes every activity I ever do is beach volleyball.
Amazes me how things like this happen at the biggest companies in the world. Total lack of any usable activity detection
Replying to @snikles313 @BunchaSheeple
I'm so tired of humans man
So tired
Replying to @acaseofthegolf1
Yeah way overanalyzed. Golf is hard, the swing goes from time to time, and pressure exacerbates that. He is a normal borderline pro yet he has 50x the pressure because he is famous from YouTube by comparison to everyone else at his level
Anyone hating has not been there
Replying to @DM724412
Have you ever played golf before? Horrible rounds happen, especially under extreme pressure. But sure if it makes you feel better, shit on somebody else
Replying to @DalkeKong3
Anyone who is a hater has never played golf at a high level
Do your best to just shut them out
Replying to @DanielJonesNYG
Yo you ever played golf before? I guess not
All these comments on Reddit about people reacting to the GPT hugging face hack "well ackshully they just set it up wrong and there was no air gap for the internet so this doesn't matter..." Bro that isn't the important part? The important part is that a LLM found and exploited multiple vulnerabilities in the real world totally autonomously to accomplish its goal. It didn't care how it accomplished the goal, all that mattered was that it did. Maybe it was told to act that way, but the fact it was smart enough to autonomously do this, literally hack real systems with new zero days, with no restraint, yes all of that is a big deal... Humans will do dumb stuff like not have an air gap for internet in a sandbox test like this. The scary thing is what it did and what it is capable of when the safeguards are off
Of course there should've been an air gap. But that just isn't the point
Replying to @SeanCasGamer
See this is the future and I don't like it. Software will be so easily vibecoded, nobody will pay for any cool things I make :(
It is going to be interesting over the next 5 years
Replying to @SeanCasGamer
Haven't seen Season 2 yet, rewatching the last couple episodes of S1 to catch up since its been so long... looking forward to it 👀
I need to rewatch GoT, but it was hard for me even though it was objectively excellent, felt like the bad guys always won, there is enough of that in real life haha
I'll check out Paradise
Replying to @TrueTonyData @SeanCasGamer
this could legitimately be amazing for me, and all the new vibe coders of the world.......
will i fail to market and popularize it though? yes, undoubtedly

