Yes LLM’s can beat humans in many tasks. But the jump from super spell checker to real AI is still huge.
It’s like the 1960’s where computers were beating chess players. (Not grand masters but they could beat regular people.) Because a computer could out think a regular human, people assumed that with more resources, we would have real AI in 25 year. That was Hal from 2001 Space Odyssey. It seemed very reasonable in 1968.
No but if you don’t try, you won’t find where the Goblins are hiding.
Real inclusiveness would be for Ken Jeong to play Samuel Jackson in his biography.
competitor manufacturer
There’s Chinese ram that’s becoming good. But that doesn’t mean Americans will be allowed to buy it.
But really gamers are the worst about consumerism. Nvidia is the worst and gamers keep going back. Steve from Gamer’s Nexus had a funny chart in one of his videos a year or so ago. It was a flow chart about gamer spending on hardware showing all the advantages of AMD and Intel in gaming with a big arrow at the bottom that was labeled something like “And then you ignore everything and give all your money to Nvidia.”
Thats 8000 people with experience running social media that could use their knowledge and wealth to build the Fediverse and competitively reduce Meta’s monopoly.
That’s 8000 people who would use their knowledge to monetize the Fediverse by selling bots that push agendas.
Kids used to be outside all day.
Pebbles 1969. But it wasn’t the first: Frosted Flakes 1951, Sugar Smacks 1953, Captain Crunch 1963, Lucky Charms 1964.
Frozen TV dinners began in the 1950’s. People ate that shit for dinner. Margarine was more popular than butter.
A variety of fresh food wasn’t available to regular Americans until the 1980’s. Everything was canned or at best frozen.
The 1950’s to 1970’s were not known for whole food. It was the era of Fruity Pebbles for breakfast, a Tastee cake with lunch, and a dinner made with Campbell’s cream of mushroom soup and other canned goods.
Someone with no books but watches Angela Collier is more educated than a person with a bookshelf of Danielle Steele.
I like books but its media in a different form. It could be great or it could be trash. The book format says nothing. I’d consider someone who watches the YouTube channel Angela Collier as more educated than someone who has a bookshelf full of Danielle Steel novels.
Amway was founded in 1959.
You think they didn’t pay marketing consultants millions for that logo?
When your boss ranks you based on the number of tokens you burn, there’s no choice.
You’d be surprised how many left and liberal leaning people have come around to firearms recent
Liberals can have guns. They just can’t be seen in public with them without an uproar.
Meanwhile this guy gets paid speaking engagements and is treated like a hero:
Rule 0:
Don’t be seen with a firearm unless you are a white Republican.
Steam added DRM at the very start. And it was originally worse until the public pushed back.
You couldn’t play HL2 without online verification through Steam.
Telsa sales are up in Europe. People already forgot.
You could revoke authorizations. Which didn’t matter because until 2007 it didn’t need Internet activation.
OpenAI and others have had data centers training models for 10 years. Chatgpt was released in 2022. A data center was churning for years before release to create that model.