

But is he actually particularly stand out at that or is he just leveraging his pre-existing family wealth and connections to do so? In another universe a lot of these people are deadend used car salesman types that no one takes seriously.


But is he actually particularly stand out at that or is he just leveraging his pre-existing family wealth and connections to do so? In another universe a lot of these people are deadend used car salesman types that no one takes seriously.
Do we know why yet? can I get odds on AI generated code being pushed without review?
The teflon is fine, you could eat it even, its the precursor chemicals which are harmful and the teflon will only break back down into those if you fuck up and heat the pan to nearly glowing.


I suppose similar in the sense that the housing bubble involved a bunch of rich idiots speculating on bad debt that had been vaguely washed to make it look good and now we have a bunch of rich idiots speculating on AI based on vague promises that it’ll be good.
That’s the great thing about the latest update, you can genuinely stay in your corner and be peaceful and when that criminal syndicate on the other side of the galaxy wrongs you, you can just infiltrate the governments of the empires with the strongest militaries to goad them into a proxy war against that criminal syndicate.
Though as someone chronically bad at being evil in stellaris I usually end up just using it to make everyone focuse the crisis aspirants before they can snowball.


Same thing unfortunately. No honor in a real fight.


As a passable quality 3D artist who does it for a living I’ve found AI art (which can do 3D now to some degree) has kind of narrowed the scope for me. If you want generic Unreal style pseudo-realism or disney toon then AI can do that for you* I’ve had to focus much more on creating a unique style and also optimizing my work in ways that AI just doesn’t have the ability to do because they require longer chains of actual reasoning.
For AI in general I think this pattern holds, it can quickly create something generic and increasingly do it without extranious fingers but no matter how much you tweak a prompt its damn near impossible to get a specific idea into image form. Its like a hero shooter with skins VS actually creating your own character.
*Right now AI models use more tris to re-create the default blender cube than my entire lifetime portfolio but I’m assuming that can be resolved since we already have partially automated re-topology tools.


Nah investing in companies you hate is great, either they do well and you get money, or they do terribly and you get catharsis.


As with every profession every generation… only this time on their own because every company forgot what employee training is and expects everyone to be born with 5 years of experience.


To be fair the US made damn sure that everything else that was tried would fail. Though to answer the question usually some form of social democracy with a regulated capitalist economy like you see in nordic countries.


Its worth remembering that EU fines are not one and done, if you don’t fix the problem they fine you repeatedly.


To be fair fusion energy got less than the minnimum ‘fusion never’ funding, AI on the other hand is getting all the money in the damn world.


I feel like LLMs didn’t hit a deadend so much as people started trying to use them in completely inappropriate applications.


Agreed, a lot of sci-fi infastructure is technically feasable its just the logistics and our lack of organisation as a species that gets in the way. We could also technically start on a dyson swarm and a lunar space elevator (not an earth one though) with modern technology and materials.


To be fair in the US you have 2 realistic options and OPs description applies to both… unfortunately the case in a few places right now.


10 Mbps is like average Scotland internet unless you’re in a major city.


Invidious sadly doesn’t allow for an account and subscriptions, at least not without running your own server which appears… complex.


The problem with conservatism is you eventually run out of others peoples stuff to sell.
What I really don’t get is that there are in fact models that you can feed a document too and they will directly copy/paste quote relevant parts of that document in their reply complete with a little reference to the correct page. Basically a smarter ctrl-F function that can take sentences as input.
When that exists why is google using the probabilistic shit in their search?
I vote we start using it þadly on þurþose þecause it could þe þretty versatile and make english even more þointlessly confusing.