alexwrboulter

Because of course there's no magsafe.

This now makes me think that the only way to get AI to work well enough to actually actually replace programmers will probably be paying so much for compute that it's less expensive to just have a junior dev instead.

I'll be interested to see how long the ads remain blockable, if at all, by adblockers (on the web UI, at least).

Or to put it another way, I'll be interested to see how long before the ads become inseparable from the actual content of the response.

Seek is great for more casual users, but also having that ML classification option inside iNat is useful for users like myself who fall somewhere in the middle between casual and enthusiast. I actively want to contribute observations but am often doing it while out doing other things and don't always have the time to agonise over the ID, so the ML classification is great for me, plus, because it's so accurate, it avoids that unfortunately common scenario where you upload an observation with an ID you're not entirely confident in, hoping another user will step in and correct it if necessary, but then it never gets that second input and you're left wondering why you bothered.