Comment Re:Yeah, such a great technology ... (Score 1) 61
i did read it. What did you think of it? Think it was any good?
I say it did a great job. Better than you or I would have done. And that in just 26 seconds.
i did read it. What did you think of it? Think it was any good?
I say it did a great job. Better than you or I would have done. And that in just 26 seconds.
Is this not a neutral prompt? How so?:
I need you to check the posting history of gweihir on Slashdot to check this: 'And now you are lying directly. I never claimed "LLMs can't do anything". How repulsive.' He posts a lot of stuff, so I'm not sure what the best approach is here (maybe just web searches limited to the slashdot domain?). This would be a starting point: https://slashdot.org/~gweihir
I didn't say anything else.
Here, I let AI find out to what extent you have changed your position:
https://chatgpt.com/share/6a9e...
Nope, apparently the traffic in GTA6 is pretty true to life: https://x.com/MichaelDoesLife/...
You've already shown that you were very wrong in the past by having to shift your position from "LLMs can't do anything" to "People only think LLMs are smart". You can keep being obnoxious and adamantly pretend your current position reflects reality, but objective reality is going to make you keep eating your words every time by forcing you to do another shift.
Having said that, we do agree on one thing: Most people are really fucking stupid.
I thought the bubble was going to pop anytime? The "fad" was going to pass?
You would do well to start listening to the people who have been predicting the massive influences AI will have on our world instead of pooh-poohing and dismissing AI on every fucking Slashdot article about it. I've told you before that at some point you're going to have to accept reality: Barring societal collapse or some specific catastrophic event, AI is not going away. It will become smarter, more powerful and will dominate almost everything. It will do so within years or decades, not centuries, whether we want it or not. It's just the way the universe works.
Makes more money != better.
It's like saying that junk food is better than proper restaurant food. People consume low quality shit all the time.
It's also insane to suggest "Hollywood" doesn't like producing easy money makers, given the number of nostalgia baiting movies, reboots, and spinoffs we've seen in recent years.
Could you really blame then? Almost the whole world keeps indiscriminately calling everything they produce "slop", whilst still happily using and abusing the products.
I'd be pissed too.
Misguided, idiotic and criminal as it was, at least they did something instead of cowering in a corner.
People who care about the USA should be prepared to storm the White House or other government building to counter the dictatorial shenanigans Trump is pulling and will pull for the midterms.
They were all voted in by the people. The people fucked it up and the people need to fix it instead of just blaming their government.
You're using a racially motivated incident from 60 years ago as your excuse?
The storming of the Capitol a few years ago is a better example. Of the opposite.
No, it isn't. It's the fucking spaceship from WALL-E. Don't pretend they are powerless.
Almost everybody in the states (and to a certain extent in other developed countries) is just way too comfortable to get up off their ass and do something about anything. It's not as if they will be gunned down like Iranian protesters if they take to the streets. Still they mostly just lie there, bent over and taking the abuse up the ass without lube.
Yeah, it is very much a question if they will be successful in their attempts. But we all know they'll going to try as hard as they can.
"United States of America" has been a confusing and unwieldy name for a country for a while now.
I suggest we just call it "Trumpistan".
No, it is siloization happening. We've seen it before and it has been predicted for this market as well. It's just capitalism in action, as much as people want it to be salacious drama.
Contemptuous lights flashed flashed across the computer's console. -- Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy