I’ve done similar. But I guess an argument can be made that we should strive to replace those with more economical forms of transportation. Just because one part of your trip is by airplane, doesn’t mean the whole thing needs to be.

As dumb as it sounds, people still fly those distances.

An example that comes to mind is mockery. People generally find mockery of behaviour/ideas that they find nonsensical to be funny. So if someone proposes that everything can be solved by a good guy with a gun, you can then mock the idea by proposing it for increasingly ridiculous scenarios.

I’ve built all of my machines and I’m still afraid to open them up. It always feels like they just worked by chance and if I tinker with it, something’s going to break.

If i thought my boycott would have any effect on the publisher, sure.

I’ve heard the game may die from not enough players. So that is why I’m going to dual boot if I can.

Well, which is it? Do you think you’re going to have an effect or not?

Regardless, I don’t think regdog@lemmy.world is talking about the effect on the game/publisher. It’s the effect on yourself that’s important.

I’ve been experimenting a bit with adding LLMs into my workflow, and even when using it constantly for a full 8h workday, it barely uses any of my quota. I’m guessing that those who burn through an excessive number of tokens are probably just letting a bunch of them run unattended and automatically allowing everything. There’s just no way to verify that much of its output.

Very likely. Everyone I know who’s in a software development role is required to use these tools now.

100% of Americans (rounded to the nearest 1%) participate in capitalism. How many of those actually support the system?

France has nukes

And how long are those systems expected to last compared to those in the article?

The intended audience of “stochastic parrot” was other AI researchers who do use the term “stochastic” on a regular basis.

Throwing an LLM at it is probably one of the most effective calls for maintainers. If nothing comes of this, then it’s unlikely anything else would have any success.

Why does it matter that Altman fails when there are so many other companies waiting to take their place?

Twitch is owned by Amazon

If you define “user” to be a set that excludes anyone capable of modifying the weights, then by definition, no user can modify the weights.

Any criticism about users being unable to modify weights becomes vacuous, so it’s not an interpretation that makes sense.

CUDA arguably works better on Linux than Windows, so you just have to find someone who needs it for accelerated computing purposes.

LLMs are still a facet of AI though. It sounds like they’re saying it shouldn’t be categorized as AI at all.

Or any task change really. You tell me that I’m here for a writing task, then halfway through it becomes a math test? There’s no way I’m doing anywhere near as well as if they told me what was happening ahead of time.

To make the difference you’d have to peddle thousands or hundreds of thousands of individualized discounts

That’s what they do here in Canada.

Damn I can’t make it simple enough for you. Guess you can’t communicate