
Might have seen it if it wasn’t followed by “zones”. I read it the same way. The brain fills in context, sometimes without looking close.
Profile pic is from Jason Box, depicting a projection of Arctic warming to the year 2100 based on current trends.
Might have seen it if it wasn’t followed by “zones”. I read it the same way. The brain fills in context, sometimes without looking close.
I think Meta and others went open with their models as firewall protection against legal action due to their blatant stealing of people’s work to train with. If the models has stayed commercial and controlled within the company, they could be (probably still wouldn’t be, but could be) forced to shut down or start over properly. But it’s far too late now since it’s everywhere there is a GPU running, even if models don’t progress past current state.
That being said, not much is getting done about the safety factors. Yes, they are only LLMs and not AGI, but there’s commonality in regards to not being sure what’s going on inside the box and if it’s really doing what it’s told to do. Now is the time boundaries and research should be done, because once something happens (LLM or AGI) it’s too late. So what do I want to see happen? Heavy regulation and transparency on the leading edge of development. And stop the madness of more compute being the only solution with its environmental effects. It might be the only solution, but companies are going that way because it’s the easiest way to throw money at a problem and reap profits, which is all they care about.
Critical hit, then AOE damage from the batteries igniting.
Front fell off too. That is typical, mind you.
LOTS of radiators.
To phrase a Monty Python firing squad skit, “You MISSED???”
Because that’s how tariffs work. Said everyone when he first did it.
They don’t write articles like that anymore. That was surreal, even all these years later. Being on the East Coast, we missed most or all of the ash blowover, but I remember as a kid being in awe at the January 1981 issue of National Geographic.
Mine too. You had franks on there but you put back the buns? Makes no sense.
They would certainly have a trifold mirror setup at a minimum, if not a mirror on the other side of the room. Character creation is the most crucial part of playing a role.
I think of it as them being polite. Like the guy at the car rental in The Mexican. All smiles and friendly tone while thinking “you stupid, stupid American”.
For clarify, that’s the Brad Pitt movie, and the scene is the “Do you have anything more…authentic?” “How about an El Camino?”
He’d just divert to Moscow to get new orders directly.
At one point years ago my work finally caught up with the 21st century and allowed creation of passwords longer than the fixed 8 characters it had always been. So I said great, made up something that was around 12 or so that I could remember. Until I logged into some terminal legacy programs we were still using and wouldn’t take that length. So yeah, I went back to 8 characters that wouldn’t break things. They eventually migrated away from such old programs and longer passwords became mandatory since they’d work everywhere, but I thought it was funny that briefly I tried to do the right thing but IT hadn’t thought out the whole picture yet.
Money grab. They don’t want to interfere with the profits, even if we rush headlong into stuff we have no clue about. Government is always slow in needed regulation of emerging technology, but they want to shut regulation down completely because it might stop what’s lining their pockets if it’s deemed dangerous to society.
And there is the motive. I did not guess it was a used car salesman.
“Wow, cool. How many additional HPs did I get?”
adding up calorie intake
“Two.”
Reverse inflation says that 1970 dollars that would be about $5400. Don’t know how useful that is without knowing (remembering, which I don’t) the cost of things then.
On another note, the current poverty line is $15k for a single person. I can’t see how someone could afford a place to live and eat with that in most places. I guess if you share a place with a few other people.
I’d disagree with Rogue One as a first intro to Star Wars simply because there’s a lot of assumptions of knowledge of things explained at a minimum in ANH. If anything, ANH first, then Rogue One to cover the stolen plans story that is mentioned all throughout.
The only benefit for seeing Rogue One before ANH is to explain why Vader is so pissed at the princess.