Roose is not an LLM but I wouldnβt be surprised if he used one. He can be relied on for bad takes.
Roose is not an LLM but I wouldnβt be surprised if he used one. He can be relied on for bad takes.
Wow. Sentence.
what punctuation does that guy even think is missing in that sentenc?
And they juggled credit card debt for a looong time to manage
My mom put my dad through grad school and his phd, then spent a few years at home taking care of us once he was working and we were littles who needed watching, before finishing her own degree and going back to work. She did pro-level work on the house while she was at home, too.
And/or NIMBYs
ah yes, because sounding proverbial is the essence of good writing (or βwritingβ) and context and meaning donβt matter
I donβt know whatβs my favorite but I love how nuthatches just ignore gravity
And did you know that orioles love grape jelly? Love to see a bright yellow birb with a big gob of purple jam in his beak π
Like, I'm mad at them for wasting time and money and good will shoving "AI" "features" at customers instead of doing something useful like improving inbox organization options, but I sure don't think another provider is going to be a lot better on privacy, and mostly they're a lot worse.
I wonder* what the people saying "do NOT use Proton" think we should use instead that wouldn't be a good bit worse
*(since I saw it on mastodon first I assume they think everyone should roll their own π)
Silicon Valley runs on erasure of consent. Consent is friction. Inefficient and not binary. It does not compute. Itβs techβs kryptonite.
Can't pick, love them all
(looking for the Ally McBeal dancing baby and/or construction signs)
FFVIII <3
Oh, yeah, I donβt do games that want kernel access. Thatβs malware in my book.
They donβt have the interiority to lie, they just output probable text.
And Proton support in Steam lets me play all my βWindowsβ games just fine.
I'm so tired seeing posts claiming that "people aren't paying attention" or "people don't care". We are. We do. These posts deny us. How is that helping? (rhetorical)
"fire has a transformative effect on paper"
My dad's dad was selected by lot to be their church's pastor and was a CO during the war. (I would be unelectable, I'm sure.)
My mom's dad was an inventor/engineer designing agricultural machinery and made his company a bunch of money that the family never saw.
Frame ("F is happening!"): "'Generative AI' is a useful tool and does a good job generating text and code" Negation ("F is not true!"): "It generates text and code that are full of errors, and relies on the hidden labor of low-paid workers in the global South for its illusion of humanlike skills" Kirby eating the frame ("K is happening. That's why they're saying F."): "It's an inherently unethical and fascist technology whose purpose is to eliminate jobs, deskill white-collar workers, and generate disinformation at scale."
borrowing @anthonymoser.com's template. it actually doesn't matter whether "AI" is "useful".
The tf-idf of "appurtenant" with respect to real estate documents has got to be absurd.
Pronouncing sumac with the accent on the second syllable like itβs a mysterious word sheβs never heard before too?
I think the people voluntarily working on generative βAIβ have no morals.
poor Grizz π
I know, they actually sound like derps. Movies use a red-tailed hawk's cry.
It looks like they actually sound
It feels extremely weird that I have to go look at carpet today. I know why Iβm doing it but still.
Crow is one of mine and he did but it was pretty tepid, just βworking class people always pay the price, Congress should demand answersβ
Iβm pretty sure the murdered people in Iran paid the price
Love it when an Onion article has been relevant my entire adult life