That is so awesome! NGL, some of that equipment looks more sophisticated than what I use in my university’s semiconductor lab. But the spin coater with the pot lid cracks me up a bit.

No, the point is not to nuke it. One point is to have control over your own hardware and (in principle) be able to make sure the software/OS is not using your devices to spy on you.

Fitst of all: very cool project! And also I know that this is the selfhosted community, but can someone explain to me the benefits of a server in my pocket compared to just having all the media directly on my phone? I mean I have a 1TB microSD in there, can open nearly everything with VLC and have not bottleneck in the wireless connection.

That’s a good phrase. I’m gonna remember it.

What about salt water crocodiles though?

They did? Oh no, I just thought the posts were very irregular.

I think this is also a part of the OP picture. I bet the raspberry Pi is vastly more powerful than that Elliot computer cabinet.

Yes, that’s neuromorphic computing. Once we properly figure our how to make semiconductor neurons and how to connect them to each other in a big scale, AI will hopefully be less of an energy waste. The current approach with mapping these problems into GPUs is highly inefficient.

I feel like the poster might have been aware of the actual purpose but still wanted to spread a little enjoyable sillyness by comparing it to movie scenes where a money briefcase is checked out.

Old eggs peel better though and I have yet to encounter an egg actually turning bad, so it might be the better deal even.

All models are wrong, some models are useful

That sounds kinda awesome, I’m gonna have to look into Stationeers.

I don’t know, I think I have read nearly as many pages as Herbert has written books. No biggie

I am no expert at all in this field, but I think rocket fuels are often quite differently composed than plane fuels. If you just use liquid oxygen and hydrogen, your only reaction product will be water, which isn’t a strong greenhouse gas (despite being the dominant on by sheer amount). Of course there are also rocket fuels which blast out carbon products like there is no tomorrow.

Who are you referring to and where do you get that from? Edit: Ok, got it. The response in the original picture is by some weird (possibly delusional) LLM enthisiast as pointed out by Lvxferre.

That page is very obviously satire. We can’t remove humor from the Internet just because LLMs don’t get it.

But this is an interesting test case to see how ‘gullible’ these machines are to fake news. I personally can’t judge if OP’s example gives us any information. Is there a canonical answer to in-utero Sith probing?

From instance names alone I also gather that both of you live on differnt continents. The situation may be very different in Canada and much more densely populated Germany.

“It’s ok people, your destinations aren’t as important as mine, so I’ll just unselect them.”

No, actually I don’t think that one would generally encounter such a massive arsehole, but I could imagine people unselecting a floor by accident, when they enter and want to go to a floor that is already selected.

You can be very fast if you just slide both hands down over the buttons with slight pressure. Doesn’t need to take more than three seconds.

Maybe the BonziAI has been in control of google for years.