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It's got electrolytes!

I feel like they should release the original before the llm chewed on it.

Wouldn't that provide an excellent signal to tune models to be less like AI? I suppose that's a good thing ultimately.

I'm surprised doge didn't cut it - maybe he owns shares in some of the companies.

fiber is a lot easier to run under houses than hvdc.

Oh suddenly AI isn't fair.

If it's all ai generated, it's only fair if I use STT to convert it and have an LLM summarise it back to what might have been the original bullet points used to make the training video. Or just send me the prompt.

What I like about AI is that it doesn't close my chats as "duplicate" and link to something unrelated. It doesn't refuse to tell me how to do something just because there's another way to do something else that I am not interested in and didn't ask for.

It confirms for me that I too made the right choice and it reminds people that haven't made the jump yet that they have a choice in how their operating system treats them. I'd say it added a lot more than your comment.

Thanks! Aha this is for gen 9ish onwards, my GPU is gen 3.

Hey could you tell me about this flag please? I have an intel gpu and might need it too!

Or closing up Hormuz. Trump will be renumbered as the great man who pushed the world into renewables.

Well yes, a full exchange between the US and Russia would probably give us a long winter.

I think what this fails to cover is that managers rely on other people to do that understanding and keeping things in mind. When there's a problem, the manager isn't just saying to a random person "go fix this", most of the time they're relying on somebody who has a deeper understanding of the problem and is not likely to randomly break something else just to fix this one bug.

Or hire them into gchq on a short leash.

I wish they would have turned to Russia or Belarus to do this, it would have been a lot safer for them.

Might is right.

How is this not obvious to everyone?

Probably because it's not true. We had shitty neural networks for decades before the recent explosion. That particular branch may be a dead end, but there could be others lurking and waiting for their time.

Sounds like cargo culting.

You also can't stick to the older version, so the choice is can you afford to do your job without any Photoshop or are you stuck.

Read only root for the win. Or rage really, because then it won't work.

In that case you can just throw in a couple of nukes. If you choose the location and the yield just right, you can also buy a few years of cooling.

War is one of the biggest emitter of co2 though.

They need somebody to blame though, and you're much cheaper than a consultant.

I'm confident that the physics is correct, but I hate when things are translated for the lay public:

"In general, there's no way to "overlay" light beams on each other, because the whole system has to be reversible".

Behold, my two torches.

Physics has a long history of throwing out laws with exceptions in favour of laws that cover larger and larger numbers of observations.

I assumed that might be it because that's why I usually struggle with novelty visual stuff, but you're right, it's probably not colour blindness.

I'm colourblind and this was very difficult to read. If it's the directions to the resistance hq, I'd put in the effort. If it's the manifesto, I just wouldn't read it.

Maths lacks the physical grounding, so in that sense, it's less "real", and more "made up", even though of course it's so pure.

We'll just sweat it out and complain. It's more fun!