Forgot your password?
typodupeerror

Comment Re:What does their actual intelligence yield? (Score 1) 29

Not true at all. LLM-type AI is fare more limited as even the dumbest fuck. The only thing it has is a stellar knowledge base. But actually doing things? Not so good. And understanding things? Zilch.

All the people fawning over LLMs do not really understand them or what they can do. Essentially it is somewhat better search with an NLP interface. Nice, but not a game-changer.

Comment Re:The movie looks pretty bad (Score 2) 57

On the upside, AI lets anyone make a movie.
On the downside, AI lets anyone make a movie.

Including people who have terrible taste in plot, style, and everything else.

There's some genuinely good stuff out there - Gossip Goblin's work for example. But this is....

I'll just say, there's far better things that one could have spent half a million dollars on...

Comment Re:Mathematician commentary included (Score 1) 74

Good point. Obviously, a counter example is very simple in "proof structure", especially as it does not need to tell you anything about what an optimal result would look like.

I guess Mathematicians will continue to have good job opportunities after all.

As to what that LLM does, there are a lot of non-statistical tools it could be using. Obviously, if they tell us, say, "the LLM handed 100'000 possible counterexamples to Wolfram Alpha and Wolfram Alpha picked the single one that was not nonsense", that kind of would destroy the picture they are trying to paint of their product. On a related topic, I am beginning to suspect that Claude Mythic may be running very conventional tools to help it find bugs in code.

Comment POTS advantages (Score 2) 112

AT&T added that transitioning from copper will save an estimated 300 million kilowatt-hours annually

Yepp, one of the reasons being that POTS will work even during power outages, as long as the central switches are powered. Your VoIP will be down if your house has no power. It probably is more efficient, but that "saving" is also simply shifting some of the power usage to consumers.

Comment Re:Iran is going to lose access to the gulf (Score 1) 465

You know, the difference between you and me is I've actually asked Iranians I know about Trump's actions, and you haven't because you don't know any Iranians to ask. They are distraught that he's entrenched the regime by being so fucking shit at this. They wanted the regime to be actually gone, not bolstered. They gave him the benefit of the doubt for several weeks, but not any more.

Your last line sums it up perfectly. You find it literally inconceivable that anyone could be anti-regime and yet think Trump has done a shitty job and made things worse. That's because you're a fucking simpleton. Let's see if i can explain things to you with an analogy. Imagine that you have a broken leg and some guy says "trust me I'm a surgeon" but turns out to have actually chopped a leg, and it's the other fucking leg as well, and now infection has set in. You're not obliged to be grateful towards them. You don't have to think they've done a good job, just because you did in fact have a broken leg. You still have the broken leg, but now you're an amputee and you've got an infection. That's the position of Iranians today.

Slashdot Top Deals

We are each entitled to our own opinion, but no one is entitled to his own facts. -- Patrick Moynihan

Working...