that's how it would've been up if genai happened in the 90's, and I wish it did. in the current era of omnipartisan authoritarianism, such things are no longer possible.
alas, unlike the moral panics of old this one has the capital behind it.
I can't imagine a grown adult not suffering from some kind of mental deficiency believing that an American company funded with over $100 billion of venture capital to value mankind above their investors. I think most…
>so you'd expect them to be wary of doing it for no reason average skyrim patch notes: - added no features - fixed no bugs - moved around some buttons in the paid mods menu
people have been putting their fuckass blogs with 0.5 visitors a day behind Cloudflare long before the increase in bot traffic. and that increase makes fuck all any difference for them anyway.
yeah. almost every other search query in the last decade gave ESL-generated SEO slop. even AI slop is less worthless. I think curated directories from prehistoric times might make a comeback eventually. ironically, I…
which, unfortunately, empowers the professional crybullies behind such articles further.
if/when music gen gets to the point of being able to convincingly emulate given source material, it would be genuinely amazing. I don't really care whether it's manmade or not if it's the only way to get more of the…
>the photons aren't travelling in a direct path down the fiber like water down a pipe. They're bouncing off the interior walls of it at like a 45 degree angle billions/trillions of times before it reaches the other end…
I don't think his base is as happy as you seem to believe. I lurked thedonald during the early days of your Special Military Operation, and it is now as anally moderated as r/politics, r/europe, and Russian social media…
yes, the conclusive evidence you're missing is that GPT-2 could do those things about as convincingly as a Markov chain.
yes, but it will be the size of the market for smiths, coopers, and arkwrights.
flex is not a collection of aliases for <td>s and <tr>s
this. leftpad as a service bullshit SaaS services somehow raising millions were a temporary insanity driven by ZIRP and incestuous VC money currents. we see the same thing happening now with companies whose products are…
not just the internet, but every currently commercially published written work in existence, and I doubt their highly publicized destructive scanning thing had managed to legitimize even a fraction of a percent. this…
that it was bullshit and they knew it. GPT-2 wasn't capable of anything other than imitating a stroke victim.
yes, exactly, that's what they claimed that incoherent gibberish generator to be capable of.
>After the events of the summer After the blatant marketing campaigns of the summer, you mean. do you need a reminder that those very same people had touted GPT-2 as a dangerous model?
>NEVER TOP YOUR TREES they do it where I live because the branches bang against apartments' windows when it's windy. I don't think there's another low-maintenance solution.
>Warcraft 3 style agentic dev interface I can forgive the randumb placement of chains but not that sovlless icon of a person from the wow era. wc3 era UI would've used a character portrait.
selective outrage, on the other hand, already has a name.
would you like a carbon receipt for your video gaems, netflix, and reddit sessions?
to be fair, there is no plausible explanation for Mistral's fall into irrelevance other than having to deal with regulatory burden. US and CN labs get to feed their models all the data in the world while Mistral has to…
not so long ago it was very fashionable to include DEI/ESG/etc lip service in those things, regardless of whether it made sense. for example, I've read a study comparing leather tanning compounds and it had a completely…
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that's how it would've been up if genai happened in the 90's, and I wish it did. in the current era of omnipartisan authoritarianism, such things are no longer possible.
alas, unlike the moral panics of old this one has the capital behind it.
I can't imagine a grown adult not suffering from some kind of mental deficiency believing that an American company funded with over $100 billion of venture capital to value mankind above their investors. I think most…
>so you'd expect them to be wary of doing it for no reason average skyrim patch notes: - added no features - fixed no bugs - moved around some buttons in the paid mods menu
people have been putting their fuckass blogs with 0.5 visitors a day behind Cloudflare long before the increase in bot traffic. and that increase makes fuck all any difference for them anyway.
yeah. almost every other search query in the last decade gave ESL-generated SEO slop. even AI slop is less worthless. I think curated directories from prehistoric times might make a comeback eventually. ironically, I…
which, unfortunately, empowers the professional crybullies behind such articles further.
if/when music gen gets to the point of being able to convincingly emulate given source material, it would be genuinely amazing. I don't really care whether it's manmade or not if it's the only way to get more of the…
>the photons aren't travelling in a direct path down the fiber like water down a pipe. They're bouncing off the interior walls of it at like a 45 degree angle billions/trillions of times before it reaches the other end…
I don't think his base is as happy as you seem to believe. I lurked thedonald during the early days of your Special Military Operation, and it is now as anally moderated as r/politics, r/europe, and Russian social media…
yes, the conclusive evidence you're missing is that GPT-2 could do those things about as convincingly as a Markov chain.
yes, but it will be the size of the market for smiths, coopers, and arkwrights.
flex is not a collection of aliases for <td>s and <tr>s
this. leftpad as a service bullshit SaaS services somehow raising millions were a temporary insanity driven by ZIRP and incestuous VC money currents. we see the same thing happening now with companies whose products are…
not just the internet, but every currently commercially published written work in existence, and I doubt their highly publicized destructive scanning thing had managed to legitimize even a fraction of a percent. this…
that it was bullshit and they knew it. GPT-2 wasn't capable of anything other than imitating a stroke victim.
yes, exactly, that's what they claimed that incoherent gibberish generator to be capable of.
>After the events of the summer After the blatant marketing campaigns of the summer, you mean. do you need a reminder that those very same people had touted GPT-2 as a dangerous model?
>NEVER TOP YOUR TREES they do it where I live because the branches bang against apartments' windows when it's windy. I don't think there's another low-maintenance solution.
>Warcraft 3 style agentic dev interface I can forgive the randumb placement of chains but not that sovlless icon of a person from the wow era. wc3 era UI would've used a character portrait.
selective outrage, on the other hand, already has a name.
would you like a carbon receipt for your video gaems, netflix, and reddit sessions?
to be fair, there is no plausible explanation for Mistral's fall into irrelevance other than having to deal with regulatory burden. US and CN labs get to feed their models all the data in the world while Mistral has to…
not so long ago it was very fashionable to include DEI/ESG/etc lip service in those things, regardless of whether it made sense. for example, I've read a study comparing leather tanning compounds and it had a completely…
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