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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
"the companies with the most to lose saw which way the wind was blowing and switched sides" mightve been an apt title.
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2mo ago
im not saying it wasn't a stupid thing to do but its a "stop the data centre" movement not "stop all ai" and it really sucks the author of this decided to sensationalise this; particularly when it flip-flops back an
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
guess im downloading a copy of each version + the source code lmfao and im not even in india
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
i mean tires release a massive amount of micropastics and various other horrible things that are made significantly worse when combined with the fumes and while the article touches on those i can't help but, like; wonder if its the tri
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2mo ago
i dunno why we dont do what the art world does and just blacklist you from everything if you're caught stealing/tracing and even revoke your degree(s) for it. ai detectors always have so many false positives that im convinced they
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
i know the dream for capitalists is to be able to point an llm at something and say "do and/or fix it" but we still can't even get them to not go quite literally insane if allowed to run for an extended period of time an
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
in order to inform people that im not a bot/llm i -- outside of giving up on autocorrect -- use two dashes instead of one solid line because LLMs were using them a lot. unfortunately microsoft (specifically outlook) and libreoffice hav
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2mo ago
Gross; twitter. Here: https://xcancel.com/PeterMcCrory/status/2079979321607745905 also not to be rude to anyone who still uses it but i dont know anyone under the age of 40 that uses twitter still -- unless they d
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
Sentence uttered by person who apparently never had their English/whatever language teacher y'know... teach you anything. I very much remember being taught how to write titles for articles and papers -- both news and research -- t
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
So like I get what you're saying but an LLM helping you code is just a personal search engine/autocomplete. "Vibe coding" to me and others is just going "claude program me a wife that didn't leave with the kids
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
just buy stuff you can put your own firmware/os on because it's either just the worst security in the world (aka anything not from china) or, well... china. and while i currently don't hate china as much as i do US rn (becaus
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
Well I made no claim of it being related to sleep; just that I've read a lot of claims that it's related to microsleep and used "sleeping while standing up" for the last bit as an analogy. I am not a sleep doctor/th
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2mo ago
i am so desperate for people to properly title articles about ai because as it stands i feel i am quite literally being clickbaited by them i always think "oh boy a brief reprieve from the ai hellscape discourse" only to find myse
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2mo ago
People often question me how I manage to focus for more than a few minutes and I'm always confused because back in the day I was constantly informed I didn't have any focus and needed to be treated (adhd). I'm not convinced a
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2mo ago
Oh no there's way more than that. :)
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
Just ban me at that point lmfao. Like If anything asked me for a selfie I'd close it and not go back. I just. No lmao absolutely not; go heck yourselves. i just... god no. holy heck.
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2mo ago
I am so beyond sick of Sony right now. I didn't think they'd end right up there aongside the rest of humaniry's treasonous ilk such as Tesla/SpaceX/ChatGPT/Microsoft/Samsung/Nvidia/etc but the wh
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2mo ago
That's the issue here tho. You do not own the model; they do. Ergo it is their advice and so they can be held accountable fo it.
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2mo ago
>it's not hard to see It's also not hard to see that these people need professional help because they're willing to throw literal lives into the meat grinder for just a whif of enlightenment and the smallest chance at deif
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2mo ago
The amount of times these LLMs randomly refuse to answer basic questions because "omg safety" only to turn around and do this f■■■ing nonsense is obscene. I'm not blaming the LLM because it's just a pile of math glued to
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2mo ago
It's not even difficult; the power comes to our houses in NA and Japan and some other places /as/ 240v and ws just drop it down. Your stove/oven and (many but not all) dryers and heatpumps/central air systems likely
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2mo ago
Unless you're a developer or doing complicated research you do not need much to use an LLM at home with consumer-grade hardware. I'm editing photos with 32GB of DDR4 RAM at 3200mhz alongside a 3050 with a nearly decade-old mobo an
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2mo ago
I say "f*ck you; pay me" when the app begs me for my data; that's what. (sorry for the censored swear)
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2mo ago
Brands stopped mattering when companies started buying the exact same XPTLKO kettles you see on aliexpress and amazon and just slapped their own name on it; complete with app. Just look at air conditioners or microwaves; there's like t
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2mo ago
I think this fails to take into account how many people are fine with "fast enough" vs "fastest". I've seen people happily use AI that takes several minutes to generate text or edit an image because to them they alr
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2mo ago
You just stated yourself that it costs more now used than when they were new. If everyone's running local then why are these larger companies dumping cash into data centres?
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2mo ago
I think that's the point; much like how Canada isn't blinkimg every time the US jacks up whatever nonsense tariffs. They know it's going to hurt and they can't just order their own country -- or in the case of the EU; co
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2mo ago
"No you guys it isn't actually an issue because it isn't." Why? "Because it isn't; okay?!" oh ok.
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2mo ago
Blah blah blah. This feels like a blogpost written only to get other LLMs to quote it considering how many times it orders the reader to resist and to not do something. It's written like a series of commamds.
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lardosaurusrex
2mo ago
You know what? I'm going to say it. That said; I am going to censor the curses and I apologise to both sides because on one hand I'd love to be bold about it but on the other I acknowledge this is a public forum. ... with that spi
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