Also: “knowledge grows, grief increases“

Gotta admit, didn’t do my due diligence before posting.

I checked the article again, and I still couldn’t find a proper explanation on how the study was carried out. I guess I would need to dig deeper.

Wait, only 10 questions? Doesn’t sound very reliable to me.

People watch rally and F1. What do you think.

My guess is, all NSFW communities will see a surge.

I guess it matters to some people who pirated 500 GB of movies using DC++ back in the day.

Exercise is the magic pill everyone has been waiting for. It’s just unbelievable how many things it improves. Actual pills, surgeries, and treatments still have their place, but they aren’t broad-spectrum solutions like exercise.

Nah, you’re just imagining things.

Why do you ask? Did you find something interesting?

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Yeah, but that’s true until AI chip demand comes crashing down. Just a matter of time. AI startups can continue to funnel money to datacentres as long as investors have money. When banks decide to increase interest rates, the cascade begins.

More like no review at all. It was a wild wild west style all the way until things got serious. By the time that happened, YT was so big that manual review process was already out of the question. If you want to review millions of videos every hour, you’re going to need a massive horde of reviewers, and that’s going to cost a fortune.

Apple will have to resort to using AI to address this flood of new apps. Google had the same problem with automatically checking videos on YouTube, and those results have been pretty mixed so far. Most likely, history will repeat itself with the app store.

Oh, but a USB condom really is a thing though. It just passes through power but no data, as those pins are missing.

Would make sense to relocate it next year. Nobody wants to be randomly arrested by KGB.

That is a solution. Haven’t really seen any comprehensive labels that would clearly indicate all the capabilities of the cable. Maybe there’s a thunderbolt logo, maybe 100W is written on it? If you’re lucky. Definitely can’t have both at the same time though. I guess that leaves me with approximately zero cables I’ll be buying in the future.

Have a look at this for instance. If a charger manufacturer can’t be bothered to put any useful labels on the cables, what do you think anyone else will do?

It’s a 60 W cable, so how about you write 60 W on it, so that the people who bought your 100 W charger won’t be disappointed? Too much effort, I guess.

That’s not the problem. Lack of labels is. You need to have a cable tester to figure out which one of your many C-C cables is best for a particular purpose.

Peertube for long tech videos. You’ll find lots of linux people here. Sure, there’s pretty much everything else too, but that’s what I use Peertube for.

Odysee for a wide range of videos in general. Many youtubers have backed up their videos here.

Loops for short videos… more like a tiktok clone really.

Yeah, that title is just awful. When they have nothing interesting to write about, they use the title to intentionally mislead the readers. There should be laws against that.

Here’s the interesting part.

“We didn’t do any LLMs. There is significant interest in that. There are lots of people trying those ideas out, but I think they’re still in the exploratory phase,” Desai told El Reg.

As it turned out, the researchers didn’t need them. “We used a simpler model called a variational auto encoder (VAE). This model was established in 2013. It’s one of the early generative models,” Desai said.

By sticking with domain-specific models based on more mature architectures, Sandia also avoided hallucinations – the errors that arise when AI makes stuff up – which have become one of the biggest headaches associated with deploying generative AI.

“Hallucinations were not that big a concern here because we build a generative model that is tailored for this very specific task,” Desai explained.