Yeah, "LLM's are gods" and "statistical ML networks are good at finding defective code patterns" are extremely different claims.
The people who are True Believers on both extremes look pretty silly.
I appreciate really good closed captioning while having no use for chatbots. Both ends get to call me a heretic!
Just watch the patches and CVE's trickling out.
It's not like OpenBSD is going to sit on a vulnerability for 90 days or whatever.
Issuing a patch doesn't give away the details about how it was found.
It almost always gives shit answers. Any time I search for details of things I know about it jumps in to tell me some shit I know is wrong. Every. Fucking. Time.
Oh look, moving the goalposts.
What a fucking clown.
Haha you think our votes are counted
To be fair I just wasted a week tracking down a radio telemetry problem because of a forum post that many people said worked great but it definitely pulled a pin high that was supposed to be low, which shut off an antenna.
Only diving into the spec sheet and some sample embedded code convinced me that the forum post was exactly wrong and after making a simple change to do the opposite did all the telemetry devices mesh up and start reporting correctly.
So
A wrinkle is that everybody knows humans are flawed and too many people treaty the LLM as omniscient.
Why should anybody care if this drives electric bills up to $1000/mo for the typical household?
We have unlimited energy, no?
Dipshits aren't creating a global energy crisis right now.
The world economy isn't headed for a global depression.
Natgas should be burned for LLM hallucinations and cats driving motorcycles, not converted into fertilizer to stave off a massive African famine.
Western woke governments haven't spent the past fifty years blocking new energy generation at every opportunity.
Right?
Don't invite the guillotines, dudes.
Why not notify their electric company to cut their power to halt infringement?
Or their water company so the house is uninhabitable?
The Courts need to recognize that Internet has become a necessary utility and that the music companies need to deal with the individual directly through the Courts, not in a lazy clandestine way.
Grande seems based.
Clarence Thomas is another great example, George Bush was angry he was going to have to nominate a black man because he was as you might imagine kind of racist so he picked the most incompetent and corrupt black man he could find and rammed him through the Senate.
I think Judge C has had some of the most brilliant legal reasonings in the past century...thank God for him on the court.
I rate him second only to Scalia....
They do point out that it varies by location, but really their number range is terrible. "classified a family of three earning $133,000 to $400,000 in 2024 dollars as upper middle class." From the HUD Section 8 income limits [huduser.gov], expensive places the lower end of that is considered low income, like San Jose 143,600 qualifies for Section 8, versus cities like Akron where 72,250 is low enough to qualify. Location, location, location.
You know, there is a TON of land and cities between the coasts,,,,,with tech jobs and reasonable costs of living....
You do not need to live in NYC or Silicon Valley or anywhere in CA for that matter to earn 6 figures and have. A VERY comfortable life and work in pretty much any industry you can name.
There are plenty jobs of all types with good pay in areas with reasonable costs of living....
Remember the US is a very large country....there's opportunity everywhere...and living outside of NYC doesn't mean the alternate is rural and on a farm...lots of smaller cities out there that are much nicer to live in, not only fiscally, but healthier and calmer too.
Count the number of emails between a company founder and Epstein before you install their code in your Browser or put your data on their platform.
I mean, spies were spying on you?
Not to mock the victims, but c'mon, Nancy, don't be naÃve.
I'd say the better argument is that we should be evolved enough now to know that a highly successful capitalist economy is maybe not the best goal for human happiness, even if it does seem, empirically speaking, to produce the most powerful economies on the planet.
Well...I'm pretty happy,
But sure, you can say capitalism sucks...BUT, it sucks a whole lot less than every other type economy ever tried on earth to date.....
they are testing them so that we don't have to.
Unfortunately, we do have to. I have to this morning.
I am curious what replaces top notch journalism these days.
This is a story about AP. They haven't been top notch in years, if ever. Their stories are purely surface-level. They're an important part of the picture, but certainly not top notch.
"Live or die, I'll make a million." -- Reebus Kneebus, before his jump to the center of the earth, Firesign Theater
