I’ve never been to America, but most restaurants with foreign cuisine face this problem and solve it the same way: if a customer asks for medium spice, the chef needs to know whether the customer wants the local or foreign scale.
There’s no implication that mild is hotter than American very spicy, you’re looking at two separate scales.
Actually I don’t think that’s necessarily true, they just have two separate scales which probably overlap.
You seem to have misunderstood, and the article you linked doesn’t contradict what I’ve said.
Wealthy, sophisticated LLM developers would not have been scraping old reddit. They would pay reddit for API access.
Shutting down old reddit closes the door on back yard developers, not OpenAI.
Additionally, when you run a prompt in a chatbot, it doesn’t scurry away and scrape old reddit and then formulate an answer. The scraping of content is going on while the model is being developed.
OpenAI would not have been scraping old ui?
Also most reddit content has long since been injested. No need to visit your http site anymore
No I’ve never bowsed imgur but I made the mistake of uploading a photo of my wife holding a chicken so I could post it to a back yard chicken forum, and the comments were enough to ensure I never posted anything there again.
Basically an unmoderated cess pool.
imgur is a swamp
Yep. Personally my first choice is the t490. Theres so many in great condition.
I like to imagine the IT debt in some office building buying and hording t490s just to be sure they don’t lose their budget next year.
Because YouTube doesn’t engage in anything like that ofc.
LOL. You do you but this sounds like a nightmare to me.
edit: it’s not just “becoming tech support person”, but becoming the default person to blame for everything.
If that’s FOMO then pretty much every decision could be considered FOMO. I decided to put my shoes on this morning because I was worried everyone else wearing shoes would enjoy the advantages there-of and I would miss out.
IDK how much parents “modelling” things really helps.
My parents fell for every scheme they encountered their entire lives.
Watching them taught me to be very critical of that kind of thing. I guess they did model what not to do.
No, I think with NFTs people were just looking at the bitcoin train they had missed out on, and thought NFTs would be the next big crypto thing.
Mostly they thought it was just the next big thing.
I think this unique. Not really FOMO and certainly not investing.
I think you can kind of fork this path:
I don’t think that’s true.
I think they know the future is bleak, and they just want to have the best bio dome or whatever the case may be.
As in, they know they’re making things worse, but if they don’t do it someone else will. So in a bleak and shit future, do you want to live like a king, or choke to death like the rest of us.
Sure but if we are building out renewable capability as quick as we can, but it’s being outstripped by demand, then maybe demand is part of the problem.
They know that things are going to be shit. They just wasn’t the nicest yacht to live on when it does.
I guess we would be 30 years from stable scalable fusion reactions?
Backyard chicken wranglers hatch lots of males they don’t want.
Post in fb chicken groups saying you’ll have them.
Go to chicken auctions and buy 6 for $1.
Is it an american thing? Pretty sure in Australia it’s “heavy”.
Super would be weird, as you say.
More users is not necessarily more better.
… but I do agree there are very few active communities.
The focus should be on making the fediverse the best it can be, rather than focusing on attracting users.