That’s largely what has happened with every other technological breakthrough, so yeah, probably.
LLMs for recipes are good if you just want to make a thing, not necessarily the best version of that thing. It's nice being able to ask questions about certain steps as well, or ingredient substitutions if needed. It'll…
What makes you think the LLM won’t just handle that on its own, or ask the person doing the “development”?
Alright, so we make this AI system that's way smarter than any human, and it can even make itself more intelligent over time. Tell me- why would it kills us all? Certainly I can see an AI going "You know what?…
The fact that they can play chess at all despite having no specific training for it blows my mind, and the fact it doesn’t do the same for many others shows just how far they’ve come and how fast.
I mean, it would probably be better than many tattoo artist’s art. At the very least it’s not a bad way to see how something would look on you before you permanently do it.
I don't know why people seem to think the US has "no societal safety nets." We have medicaid, unemployment benefits, how expensive our housing is completely depends on location just like other places (rural-ish areas…
The vast majority of the homeless you see on the streets in the US are there no because of money trouble, but because of mental health or drug issues (or both). People with money issues can almost always lean on friends…
I think the reason why it shouldn't be claimed as a moral good is pretty obvious - authors deserve to get paid for their work. I certainly can't claim I stand on a bedrock of morality as I've used it from time to time,…
I’m sorry, but if I’m giving someone who is - at best - an acquaintance of mine $50 a month out of the goodness of my heart and then one day decide to stop, that’s not a broken promise. If that acquaintance got angry at…
In my locale urgent care is only open from like 9am-4pm on weekdays, reduced hours on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays. I could make observations about who tends to be there at either but that might rustle some jimmies.
For those that have never looked it up, the median RN salary in the US is about $100k a year. Germany and the UK are more like $60k. It’s funny, because it’s a career that feels both overpaid and underpaid to me. I went…
Sure, but shouldn’t the programs to run the LLMs go “the user has this much vram and the model is this size, so I’ll start with sensible defaults based on that”? You could override, obviously.
That’s funny, at least in my neck of the woods a lot of teachers prefer the rural jobs. I’m not sure if the pay increase of moving the city balances out anyways with the increase in housing costs.
There are plenty of places without zoning issues that have that same housing problems. More people. Same amount of land, and features people want to live by - cities (which in the past often meant rivers but always…
Could it be built using medieval (or earlier) technology? One wouldn’t be worth anything on a battlefield but a few hundred of them would be interesting. I don’t know if steel that a blacksmith makes would be uniform or…
I believe there’s a laser surgery to break up the big ones that’s would have far less adverse side effects (though, I suppose maybe the chance of something even worse).
I’m not saying it’s not a factor but we’ve had plenty of food recalls in the past: https://www.fsis.usda.gov/food-safety/recalls-public-health-...
Not who you responded to but I haven’t really found many games I actually enjoy.
Sure, but I wasn’t talking about car sales. I brought Ford up because of the first mass-affordable car and the production line stuff, not to compare sales measures. Musk doesn’t just have Tesla. SpaceX is probably a…
It matches our circadian rhythms better. That leads to absolutely massive better health outcomes, society-wide. People wanting to drive home with a bit of light doesn’t really offset everyone’s sleep getting screwed up,…
I’m not who you replied to but that’s honestly an interesting question. Genghis Khan? Jesus, I suppose? Elon Musk is probably up there, though. You could say people like Henry Ford are on his level, but Elon is…
Political driven stupidity.
To you, that's expanding the scope. To many, many people that's just the way we live, the way our parents lived, etc. We eat food from a restaurant maybe...twice a month? Usually fast food because we're out and about.…
Well, you also don't have to freeze anything. When you cook almost every meal, you end up using most ingredients before they go bad. The ingredients for a burrito are pretty basic and can be used to make all sorts of…
That’s largely what has happened with every other technological breakthrough, so yeah, probably.
LLMs for recipes are good if you just want to make a thing, not necessarily the best version of that thing. It's nice being able to ask questions about certain steps as well, or ingredient substitutions if needed. It'll…
What makes you think the LLM won’t just handle that on its own, or ask the person doing the “development”?
Alright, so we make this AI system that's way smarter than any human, and it can even make itself more intelligent over time. Tell me- why would it kills us all? Certainly I can see an AI going "You know what?…
The fact that they can play chess at all despite having no specific training for it blows my mind, and the fact it doesn’t do the same for many others shows just how far they’ve come and how fast.
I mean, it would probably be better than many tattoo artist’s art. At the very least it’s not a bad way to see how something would look on you before you permanently do it.
I don't know why people seem to think the US has "no societal safety nets." We have medicaid, unemployment benefits, how expensive our housing is completely depends on location just like other places (rural-ish areas…
The vast majority of the homeless you see on the streets in the US are there no because of money trouble, but because of mental health or drug issues (or both). People with money issues can almost always lean on friends…
I think the reason why it shouldn't be claimed as a moral good is pretty obvious - authors deserve to get paid for their work. I certainly can't claim I stand on a bedrock of morality as I've used it from time to time,…
I’m sorry, but if I’m giving someone who is - at best - an acquaintance of mine $50 a month out of the goodness of my heart and then one day decide to stop, that’s not a broken promise. If that acquaintance got angry at…
In my locale urgent care is only open from like 9am-4pm on weekdays, reduced hours on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays. I could make observations about who tends to be there at either but that might rustle some jimmies.
For those that have never looked it up, the median RN salary in the US is about $100k a year. Germany and the UK are more like $60k. It’s funny, because it’s a career that feels both overpaid and underpaid to me. I went…
Sure, but shouldn’t the programs to run the LLMs go “the user has this much vram and the model is this size, so I’ll start with sensible defaults based on that”? You could override, obviously.
That’s funny, at least in my neck of the woods a lot of teachers prefer the rural jobs. I’m not sure if the pay increase of moving the city balances out anyways with the increase in housing costs.
There are plenty of places without zoning issues that have that same housing problems. More people. Same amount of land, and features people want to live by - cities (which in the past often meant rivers but always…
Could it be built using medieval (or earlier) technology? One wouldn’t be worth anything on a battlefield but a few hundred of them would be interesting. I don’t know if steel that a blacksmith makes would be uniform or…
I believe there’s a laser surgery to break up the big ones that’s would have far less adverse side effects (though, I suppose maybe the chance of something even worse).
I’m not saying it’s not a factor but we’ve had plenty of food recalls in the past: https://www.fsis.usda.gov/food-safety/recalls-public-health-...
Not who you responded to but I haven’t really found many games I actually enjoy.
Sure, but I wasn’t talking about car sales. I brought Ford up because of the first mass-affordable car and the production line stuff, not to compare sales measures. Musk doesn’t just have Tesla. SpaceX is probably a…
It matches our circadian rhythms better. That leads to absolutely massive better health outcomes, society-wide. People wanting to drive home with a bit of light doesn’t really offset everyone’s sleep getting screwed up,…
I’m not who you replied to but that’s honestly an interesting question. Genghis Khan? Jesus, I suppose? Elon Musk is probably up there, though. You could say people like Henry Ford are on his level, but Elon is…
Political driven stupidity.
To you, that's expanding the scope. To many, many people that's just the way we live, the way our parents lived, etc. We eat food from a restaurant maybe...twice a month? Usually fast food because we're out and about.…
Well, you also don't have to freeze anything. When you cook almost every meal, you end up using most ingredients before they go bad. The ingredients for a burrito are pretty basic and can be used to make all sorts of…