Onewildgamer

Your comment smells similar to saying women shouldn't wear skimpy clothes, it invites wrong attention.

Punishing the root of the crime should be a law, a victim shouldn't be blamed for this.

In the house that I pay for, I decide who to let in and who not to.

Similarly, I pay for the disk, RAM, compute and network. I think I should say what I want it running.

I liked remix so much, very sad it ended up in a graveyard

You forgot to add ghosting for a month and then asking for another round of interview.

Fully autonomous weapons are a danger even if we can reliably make it happen with or without AI.

It essentially becomes a computer against human. And such software if and when developed, who's going to stop it from going to the masses? imagine a software virues/malwares that can take a life.

I'm shocked very few are even bothered about this and is really concerning that technology developed for the welfare could become something totally against humans.

Google AI mode constantly does mistakes and I go back to chatgpt even when I don't like it.

We're going back full circle. From renting/buying DVDs, Bluray to Online streaming to renting content again.

This feels more like Windows Vista when everybody wanted to switch it off but ultimately switched back to Windows XP until Windows 7 was launched. The liquid glass confuses a lot of folks and it's good when done minimally and not all over the OS.

Java was thriving during the golden age of Eclipse Foundation and IDE. JetBrains is very much recent.

Okay I see now. I'm just shooting in the dark here, if there's an ability to generate the next best token based on the trained set of words. Can it be taken a level up, in a meta level to generate a generation? like genetic programming does. Or is that what the chain of thought reasoning models do?

Maybe I need to do more homework on LLMs in general.

I wonder if some of this can be solved by removing some wrongly setup context in LLM. Or get a short summary, restructure it and againt feed to a fresh LLM context.

So we're much closer to the per year spend US saw during the railroad construction era.

At this rate, I hope we get something useful, public, and reasonably priced infrastructure out of these spending in about 5-8 years just like the railroads.

Technically, it Earth's rotation gives us day and night. Doesn't move the calendar, which is through Earth's orbital revolution