This is why I hate analogies. They're almost always either relevant or inapposite depending on the level of generalization we're operating on.
> so much internet content was somehow related to quality interaction with other people That still exists. Except now it's not in IRC or BBSes but in Discord "servers" instead.
I very much doubt that. Imagine the PR nightmare and potential liability if someone managed to extract from the model credentials in a private repository.
It will probably be actioned off in the bankruptcy proceedings.
Yeah I don't the problem is verbosity as such, as I frequently have to ask to explain how it reached a certain conclusion and in particular what the empirical evidence for it is, at which point it too frequently…
This is why I hate analogies. They're almost always either relevant or inapposite depending on the level of generalization we're operating on.
> so much internet content was somehow related to quality interaction with other people That still exists. Except now it's not in IRC or BBSes but in Discord "servers" instead.
I very much doubt that. Imagine the PR nightmare and potential liability if someone managed to extract from the model credentials in a private repository.
It will probably be actioned off in the bankruptcy proceedings.
Yeah I don't the problem is verbosity as such, as I frequently have to ask to explain how it reached a certain conclusion and in particular what the empirical evidence for it is, at which point it too frequently…