
Nothing good is allowed to happen ever again.
Nothing good is allowed to happen ever again.
Fucking hate that song. Write a second verse! Weird Al’s “Six Words Long” has more variety!
Yeah okay fine the joke should’ve used NT-based Windows XP but c’mooon
The first virus Windows 95 can’t catch.
An upgrade from house hippos.
Christ. That makes the Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins reconstructions look flawless.
And the boys on the left are rocking those dresses.
Tokenization has me wondering about the “two Rs in strawberry” thing. Do LLMs give the same answer if you ask in Portuguese? “Morango” also does not have two Rs… but on average…
“Such relief is premature,” as if they haven’t already shipped him off to one country he’d never been to.
But don’t worry, they’ll revisit the request, if someone does it again!
Lurid tabloid version of something posted a dozen times from better sources.
“Critic.”
Night of the long knives shit going down.
I most mourn the loss of incomplete maps.
In some places the veil is thin.
This kinda sounds like ‘Why did the creators make the sudden easy answer blatantly unbelievable? Are they stupid?’
This one got deep-fried in a hurry.
Any reliance on remote compute is fragile, because you lack control of the model. Exact versions matter. Every thread that goes ‘how do I use the old [service name]?’ is someone learning this lesson, often too late.
Ehhh. Mixed bag. Integrating AI into every-damn-thing is half of why people act like a robot kicked their dog - but diffusion is the half that unambiguously does what it’s supposed to, and a popular FOSS tool is a decent place to offer an it-just-works installation for local models.
The images are generated on volunteer GPUs through AI Horde.
Nevermind, fuck this.
It’s the app, stupid. The R1 model is just another LLM. What’s wrong with “DeepSeek” is that it’s spyware.
Like the Facebook app.
I mean, the cult of MBAs expecting miracles from the hot new thing is a pattern we’ve seen before. The functionality of LLMs does not match Sam Altman’s fantasies - but it does function. People are getting use out of this tech. But they’re vastly outnumbered by some mixture of optimistic experimenters and trend-chasing dipshits.
Glad, at least, to see a headline that’s not “Eleven DEMOCRATS! vote for evil bad thing that every single Republican voted for.”
Shit’s bad, right now. But 95% of the party doing the right thing, while the other party goes full fascist, shouldn’t sound like we’re the ones creating evil out of thin air.