‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
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So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
"""
So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra I hate it here. I hate it here. I hate it here. I hate it here.
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@alice @cyberlyra I hate it here. I hate it here. I hate it here. I hate it here.
@theorangetheme @alice @cyberlyra Let's remember that Niantic sold off Pokemon Go to Scopely who is owned by Savvy Games Group. So your current Pokemon data isn't training delivery robots but it's going somewhere...a little surprised the original article failed to mention this.
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
"""
So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra It's shit like this, not Roko's Basilisk, that keep me up at night. I don't feel like I would be important enough for an AI to care about, even if I could believe it was possible. This shit is exactly what so many sci-fi writers warned us about, and it's happening now.
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
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So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra noooooo why do they have to ruin everything??
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
"""
So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra Listen, I have another funny one, a guy makes a site naming it weird as faceb-- oh, you know it?
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
"""
So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra Or you know, making it so zhat any urban photo can be geolocated in an API call. I'm sure zhat's not going to prove problematic.
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
"""
So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra not just mapping but provides insight to the human hide&seek mindset as before rubbilizing everything making the dataset moot, the ground attack robots will gladly incorporate all the 'where to best hide' info possible
so it goes humans viscerally need to build lethal robots; needless to say with millions of potential targets freely supplying go! data they'll be ultra-efficient at playing hide&seek. team rocket, charizard & good ole ash : coming soon to a neighborhood near you
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
"""
So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra grr argh
Kaiju heroes
Yeet them home
To the place
They belong
Cthonic orbits
Meteor craters
Yeet them time
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‘Pokémon Go’ players unknowingly trained delivery robots with 30 billion images.
The article closes with:
"""
So, next time you see someone in a park trying to “catch ‘em all,” it’s quite possible the data gleaned from that scavenger hunt could play a key role in determining whether the pizzas of the future make it to their destinations on time.
"""Haha, cute. Training pizza delivery robots with crowdsourced data (that players didn't know they were providing)—isn't that quirky.
Until it isn't...
What happens when they start selling that data to governments to help target drone strikes?
"""
That mapping effort got a significant boost in 2020, when the app added what it called “Field Research,” a feature prompting players to scan real-world statues and landmarks with their cameras in exchange for in-game rewards.
"""Corporations, dubious ethics, and money always end up in bed together, hate-fucking the 99%.
@cyberlyra https://hachyderm.io/@cyberlyra/116239245187011717
@alice @cyberlyra
Not that this makes it ok, but I kinda figured everyone knew that Pokémon Go and its predecessor Ingress were designed for data collection/mapping. -
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@dank rather than speculate you can read it yourself if you want https://ilga.gov/Documents/legislation/ilcs/documents/072005700K312.htm
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I've cut the pattern and started sewing and I have to say that it's not exactly a top hat, it's significantly shorter than that (something I'm tankful for, since sewing it is already unwieldy as is :) )
But is has all of the parts of a top hat, and I'm following instructions that could, with a wider crown side, result in a top hat (the milliner version in fabric over a buckram and wire structure, not the hatmaker version in mercury-treated felt)
and I've shamelessly cut earflaps for it.
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@aeva i have terminal engineer brain so this makes me wonder if the qualification of the prescriber in some way changes the fill conditions. my prescriber is a DO and my PCP, so maybe that somehow changes it??
this is a permanent problem with schedule 2, every filler seems to make their own decisions and i've heard twelve different policies between the half dozen pharmacies i've gone to over the last 14 years.
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@aeva @landelare Oh, sure. I don't have a "glxinfo" command, but visualinfo produces this: https://nopaste.net/l92XzrU5kr which... oddly includes GL_EXT_shader_image_load_store.
I'm clearly doing something wrong. Not sure how I could get a working OpenGL program running, without it saying extensions that are supported, are supported. Maybe you have to set a specific... mode, before they get supported?
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@dank I would recommend not looking this particular gift horse in the mouth
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no, un momento, sono morti nello stesso giorno Chuck Norris e Bossi?
noi di Boyager non crediamo alle coincidenze!
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@dank I looked up the relevant law yesterday, and unfortunately I believe my pharmacy is in compliance with it. Psychiatrists can't prescribe 90 day supplies, but Psychiatrist can write three 30 day prescriptions in advance, and the pharmacy is not allowed to fill the written prescriptions before their start dates. So if you are consistently able to get your medication 3 days in advance, you're either consistently picking it up 3 days late or your psy or pharmacist is out of compliance.
