Comment Re: Customer Rights (Score 1) 137
Comment Re: Customer Rights (Score 1) 137
Comment Lets fucking go. (Score 1) 41
Comment Re:They are asking the wrong question.... (Score 1) 75
Comment Re:They are asking the wrong question.... (Score -1) 75
There are only two kinds of people who believe otherwise: people with zero knowledge of what LLMs really are, or CEOs of AI companies
You're forgetting the third group; slashdot "graybeards" well past their cognitive zenith giddy that they once again feel productive in their job in spite of their hardening brain and the fact they haven't really felt alive in many years.
Comment Enron Husk desperate to stop the stock freefall (Score 5, Funny) 147
Comment Missing underscore didn't do shit! (Score 4, Insightful) 222
Comment Re:"proud maga" (Score 2) 228
Comment Re:"proud maga" (Score 3, Insightful) 228
Comment HRT parasite for ants (Score 1) 2
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the team found that gene expression in the fat bodies of queens had a lot more in common with infected workers than uninfected ones. "Our genetic analyses show that the infection does not simply make the ants sick, but alters their physiology in a highly targeted way," says Susanne Foitzik, lead author of the study and a behavioral ecologist at JGU. "At the molecular level, infected workers showed a profile that was partially queen-like." These changes were linked to metabolism, the immune system, stress, and aging, which helps explain their longer lives and why other ants give them the royal treatment.
Forcefem bimbofication parasite. It's a fucking forcefem bimfbofication parasite. It makes the other ants want to care for you. It makes sure you end up super tasty. It makes sure you have plenty of time to aimlessly wander around so birds can eat you. It's a fucking forcefem bimbofication parasite.
Comment Re:"proud maga" (Score 4, Interesting) 228
Submission + - WSJ: Corporate America Has Suddenly Decided to Stop Blowing Money on AI
"Being economical—or tokenomical—is a dramatic reversal in mindset. Just a few months ago, it was a badge of honor to be using AI so much that you spent a lot on tokens. Companies rewarded employees for tokenmaxxing, flashing leaderboards that showed who had spent the most. Now they are thrift-maxxing."
"Strategies to lower AI costs include limiting access to top models for new hires and using the most advanced AI systems to plan how tasks will be completed before turning to cheaper models for the execution, Cursor’s [Mike] Saeks says. Cursor recently ran an experiment to evaluate the cost of building a web browser from scratch. Doing the entire task on OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 cost a little more than $10,000. Using Cursor’s Composer coding model in combination with Anthropic’s Opus 4.8, cost $1,339."
Correction: The costs cited by the WSJ were evidently to recreate SQLite functionality, not to build a web browser from scratch, an earlier experiment that Cursor explained involved running coding agents autonomously for weeks and burning trillions of tokens to build software that Cursor's CEO boasted "*kind of* works", prompting The Register to credit Cursor for "proving AI can write shoddy code at scale".
Comment idk if this makes me impressed with the agent (Score 2, Insightful) 80
Submission + - A Parasite Makes Ants Live 10x Longer And Tricks Others Into Worshipping Them (sciencealert.com) 2
Infected ants start to change color, becoming pale yellow rather than their usual darker brown. They tend not to grow as big as their nest mates, and even start to smell different â" in fact, they seem to emit pheromones that other ants interpret as being from a queen.