Yes, it will take a substantial change in LLM architecture to make them viable for general use. Like you said, a couple orders of magnitude improvement in training would be the biggest help. Though I’m not sure that’s even possible.
Or it will become foundational tech like the Internet. People said that was a fad too.
It all depends on whether or not it becomes reliable and cheap.
They all died in a freak longboat accident. The Vikings responsible were never apprehended.
I’m stuck at work right now just dying to play it
I had to help two friends who were in a similar situation, it was stressful for both of them to break up, knowing that there was housing insecurity. Getting all the arrangements together also took months.
Maybe they were joining two snakes?
The more likely theory is that the billions of dollars spent on propaganda actually worked. Marketing is far more effective than you’d think it should be… The average person is ridiculously gullible.
A huge Rimworld expansion drops today. Solo game players have never had it better.
Except ConcernedApe, apparently.
The hardest part about Rimworld is wealth management. You DON’T want to hoard three years of food, have expensive, beautiful art everywhere, or grow the colony too big. These things attract disproportionately large raids which will stomp you.
I know that sounds backwards from most games which encourage you to always be growing, but on the rim it just makes you a target.
You have to understand, programmers are the laziest bunch of people out there. We literally make our living telling the computer to do shit for us.
Now you’re telling me that I can tell the computer to tell the computer what to do? Great!
(/s if you can’t tell)
Maybe it was a mistake to use an entire generation of the world’s brightest minds to build better ad optimization.
We easily could have been to Mars already.
Using FEMA money to fund secret police activities is breathtakingly reprehensible. I’d ask if they have no shame, but I already know the answer.
I’ve bought it at least 5 times; sent it to a lot of family members.
It seems clear that during training they weight Musk’s tweets (and those of accounts he likes) more heavily than everyone else’s.
You missed scroll hijacking because reinventing how things move on the screen is important for some reason?
What is the cutoff point where you can consider something to be one species or another?
I used to use Amarok probably 20 years ago, glad to see it’s still kicking.
How is what I said AI apologism? I clearly expressed concern that the technology isn’t reliable or cheap.