Mr_Eri_Atlov

Interesting to see XTEINK here; hopefully it means they will be more open to community software initiatives.

Image generation is the least interesting and most concerning aspect of AI.

I see lots of useful tools made related to translation and code generation, but image generation seems to be primarily used to deceive, harass, or embelish to the point of questioning what the point of a photo is anymore anyway?

NEWWWWW ACHIEVEMENT

Made a comment that needed an additional tag because the joke might be getting a little too real in the near future

REWARD?

+5 to Foresight

Damn, that's expensive for PS5 performance

-I am keenly aware of so many environmental warming triggers that indicate irreversible exponential climate change acceleration in 2030.

-There is nothing I can do; everyone in power to do something is corrupt and actively working to accelerate it.

-I have forseen death on scales beyond your wildest dreams so much sooner than you think

I think this is a pivotal moment for LLMs.

Gemma 4 and Qwen3.6 27B aren't perfect, yet they are such a step forward from the previous generation that it's both feasible to get stuff done locally with patience and very likely that future releases will subvert cloud capabilities entirely.

Plus, they have definite reliability advantages over cloud models that can be wiped out by a government order or lobotomized to handle traffic surges.

They may try to smother innovation, but it marches regardless

I previously had a passing interest in Flux, now I'm certain it's a fraud.

Excellent to see progress here

I have been had by a young ruffian!

Im more interested if we'll be able to load this OS on old Windows laptops or if it's hardware locked via software checks.

Excited to try this, the Qwen 3.6 MoE they just released a week or so back had a noticeable performance bump from 3.5 in a rather short period of time.

For anyone invested in running LLMs at home or on a much more modest budget rig for corporate purposes, Gemma 4 and Qwen 3.6 are some of the most promising models available.

The world will be engulfed in nuclear hellfire, and Hacker News mods will be flagging final sign-off posts as too political.

Kinda yeah, much like how Americans are taught that they are a bastion of democracy, yet your convoluted electoral system has led to multiple instances of your president losing the popular vote.

The past decade has led to the scales falling from my eyes as I come to understand just how incredibly stupid and short-sighted people are.

Even worse, there is a direct correlation between the most stubborn people being the most short-sighted, as they refuse to change course no matter the cost.

You've already got grokipedia

Flagged for what exactly?

Promoting an interesting discussion instead of fawning over an ai slop app?

You would not trust a bridge that reeked of wood rot.

Why should they trust a country that smells of corruption and lashes out at random like a shambling corpse?

Then those investors are but an albatross to weigh down and smother progress.

User engagement, app downloads, general public awareness, and positive perception have skyrocketed.

OpenAI is in danger of collapsing under the weight of unfilled promises. Anthropic has been humble in comparison while still delivering marked improvements with each iteration.

I am very sorry, but a lot of innocent people will die for no fault of their own, because awful people run the world.

Get water, food, batteries, and keep your phones charged while you can.

There is no safe place.

Deeply evil

And of course this was immediately flagged

Finally some good fucking food

I hate it here

Can this cancer of a decrepit human shrivel up and die already?

This is a delusional take of the highest order.

Yes he's risking WWIII out of the goodness of his heart for America /s

Every day I wake up and check if it's happened

Wasn't this something that happened in October?

The conversation under this post is an excellent example of why humanity is going to be faced with dramatic and catastrophic changes in 2030.

If any entity had a goal to hamstring research progress in America and get away with it, due to it being unnoticeable in the sea of regular shootings and political upheavals, there would be no better time to do so.