It’s fairly simple to just run automated analysis on data quality once you already have a decent LLM though. Claude would definitely be able to.
And they have people doing that manually too, or perhaps it was OpenAI. Someone got angry at their underpaid contractors for using AI to create training data lol
The model doesn’t change with prompts. It saves text files about your chat sessions it calls memories, that it can retrieve in the future. But it doesn’t change the model for other users.
They have to actually include your conversations in the training data of future model iterations for it to “learn from” you, so that would involve them knowingly including abusive chats.
This is probably just marketing because they want people to think their AI is sentient.
I literally let deepseek + opencode modify the nanogpt code for my own custom model and suggest training datasets lol
Ran out of patience after a while because crappy GPU, but it was training and words were being worded when I prompted it after the first day of training
Kimi sucks, run GLM or Deepseek if you manage to get that setup. Both of those have done more for me than Kimi with its expensive subscription plan
Windows. That’s why 8 gigs of RAM. Linux also shows 8, but I doubt anyone would bother to specifically have a lower amount for Linux, not knowing which desktop environment is being run, etc
If it’s a regular phone number, of course your regular call rate would apply though? Only special numbers get exemptions usually
They’re getting cheaper actually. The gigantic touchscreen is cheaper than a bespoke interior design with physical buttons for every model.
Of course that’s not reflected in the price
Alright, now solve that for executive dysfunction
The advice works, but only if you have the strength to do it and not everyone does.
Realize that some of these aren’t just decisions you have to get right every day (like walking every day), they’re decisions you have to get right 86400 times a day. If you crave junk food, you don’t just decide “I’ll stop eating it”, you have to make that decision every second of every day, because if you slip once, you’re fucked. It gets easier, sure, but the first days/weeks are brutal.
Nothing special either way about her appearance before, but Megan Fox was legitimately one of the most beautiful women alive. Though I don’t think she did it for Trump’s approval at least (she started pretty early with the first boob job), I suspect it was her own insecurity and I’m not going to be judgemental of that, we’ve all got our issues.
I mean nothing against walking in general, but when it’s super cold or super hot, it’s much nicer to spend that time in a climate-controlled interior than outside. Especially before I got a heat pump installed so I could actually get some breathable air at home in the summer, the car was the only AC I had access to.
The 16 minutes also gets me about 20 kilometers away versus about a kilometer for the walk. I MIGHT get to the closest store in that time.
That wasn’t a wealth tax though? That was an income tax and only on the top bracket. Very, very different things.
The end result is what other people see and what gets you paid. That’s why people want to do it via AI.
Personally, I could sink 10k hours into whatever visual art and I’ll never be good at it. I don’t enjoy it either. I can only hire an expensive artist or use AI if I want something made. Since using AI art sucks, I’ve opted not to continue work on the video game I started work on a while ago. An alternative is to pay for asset packs from a studio that sells them, but then it’s just an asset flip.
Good idea, but then let’s get rid of the concept of retirement too.
That it isn’t is because wages didn’t increase proportionately
Yes, because your wages go to said retirees. Who do you think owns all the companies not increasing your wages?
The rich in this case == old people. People over 55 own 73% of the US. Billionaires don’t come close to the wealth of boomers. In countries with national pensions they just do it via taxation, in the US it’s via retirement funds invested in the companies abusing workers.
People don’t seem to get that everything has a cost in human labor to it and if you want people to continue enjoying the benefits of what is actually a pretty good economy all things considered, there need to be enough workers. If there are not enough workers, you can’t have retirement anymore. In fact, a few decades from now we’ll have to get rid of retirement as a concept unless we want actual slavery.
Oh no, not just stagnant GDP. Stagnant/decreasing GDP per capita. The absolute GDP is down even more.
Literally the opposite of what’s being talked about? The issue is people aren’t having enough kids and our economic system is predicated on there being enough people working to support those who don’t work (kids, retirees, disabled people). Over the coming decades, we won’t have enough people for all the people who need to be supported.
Toothbrush: Fibers
Asbestos: Fibers
I see nothing wrong with this.