How humid is the area where they were stored? Is it subject to significant swings in temperature like direct sunlight?

Not a 60% success rate, but a 60% rate of throwing good money after bad.

That’s creepy-chan. I went to highschool with her, and she’s always had that vibe, even back then.

Somali food is so good, though.

It also makes those large corporate platforms unappealing, which is a very good thing for those of us who have always said that federation is a half-step towards proper decentralization.

I’m deliberately vague about the form of this help because I think that trying to keep track of who owns what is actively harmful to human society and we should abolish private property entirely.

It won’t help the kleptos so much as it will limit the impact of their offenses to the personal scale rather than industrial or national scales.

And instead of getting them help with their kleptomania, we built an economy where the richest thieves control the world.

With enough insulation, anything can meet energy-efficiency standards. XD

“In the USA” and “by large portions of the capitalist class” are the answers to your question, I think the previous commenter was just a bit too incredulous because this topic came up in the news lately and they’d expected it to be common knowledge even outside the U.S. since much of the “AI Industry” is involved with U.S. tech companies.

Omg, right?

She’s so real, left the creases in her flag and everything~<3

What it needs is a new multi-threaded engine so I can actually use all these extra cores. XD

Those sesame ginger salads you get at fancy japanese steakhouses.

I really hope people are starting to catch on, large language models aren’t “intelligent”, they’re multidimensional maps of human language use and querying them is just tracing a vector “forward” through language-space from the starting point of a prompt.

It’s the reification fallacy writ so large it’s eclipsing entire national economies. Human intelligence isn’t in language, language is a product of human intelligence. The map is not the territory.

And yeah, it is pretty cool that we have the processing power to map out language-space well enough to draw some vectors that remain coherent over thousands of tokens, but using a billion-parameter model to do what could be accomplished with probably-already-existing management software and a few seconds of CPU time per week is as wasteful as it is misguided.

All of them, lol~.

But for real, I’ve been working in web hosting and related fields for over 15 years and the enshittification is still accelerating. It’s long past time to stop relying on centrally hosted sites and start working on decentralized services.

I’m one of those people! =D

A fancy curled moustache and perky little titties, the combo that cracks eggs and confuses straights!

I’m enby, taking my shirt off is like flipping a coin.

They’re hopeless, I can pad out my bra to C-cups but unless I swap my tee shirts and jeans for blouses and skirts they can never tell I’m not a guy. XD

New Outlook pretends to support RSS, but there’s no way to trigger an update. You read your feeds on Microsoft’s schedule or not at all.

True

The normies are fine, the problem is that capitalists consolidated everything into 4 websites and then started pushing the unprofitable weirdos like us off those sites.

It’s not a big deal, we’ve made niches for ourselves and will continue to do so because we can’t rely on corporate services not to enshittify.