beefnugs

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61.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
The true test will be if their locally run LLMs, while heavily sandboxed and whitelist-only network restricted, are useful to the average man. Might be worth some real respect
62.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
Because it doesn't put Dump and his richies out of jobs just the plebs who have zero control over anything, least of all the spending of taxes
63.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
I think its an obvious escape hatch: oh well they told us we dont get all the money we need so thats why AI sucks... economy will collapse now and its everyone elses fault except us
64.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
Funny all the savings on employees, means they will have to hire specialized ai-code-reviewers now
65.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
Yes easily, like how they use all the public transit buses at the frontlines of ukraine
66.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
Need agentic pipelines where you ratchet between only 2 at a time i imagine. Oops more cost, more tokens, more effort, more complexity, oops ai sucks
67.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
Oh nooo i have to put a sticker on it, and only allow my control to go to some arbitrary value when the cops are watching
68.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
Also its around the age you might start learning empathy, dont want that
69.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
I wonder if they perfected e-ink tattoos yet, run a magnet over them to change the tattoo maybe
70.
by beefnugs 11mo ago
Damn i know we need this competition hard, but also needs so much scrutiny about who is running it. For some reason i had written this os off a few years ago i dont even remember why now
71.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Of course, there is already news about how they use every single interaction to train it better. There is news about how a judge is forcing them to keep every chat in existence for EVERYONE just in case it could relate to a court case (new
72.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Also people complaining about AI inaccuracy are just technical people that like precision. The vast majority of the world is people who dont give a damn about accuracy or even correctness. They just want to appear as if not completely usele
73.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Its a pure unhidden giveaway: ai is not about anything you want as a user, its about busting the last shreds of privacy and security for the vast majority of computer users
74.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Actually I think its called Fraud: If you payed someone else to do your job, and didnt even confirm correctness, then you should be fired. Wait no, if your boss is making you use this tech, then its his fault. Wait no, if the companies are
75.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Isn't it kind of dumb that only after something like this hits world wide distributed news does anyone investigate anything?
76.
by beefnugs 1y ago
You are right, only the real men who throw HEILs while k-holing should be able to do it
77.
by beefnugs 1y ago
"support" being a loose long list of protocol features that are entirely optional. Each client or server can only do much simpler things if you want.
78.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Guess what, they would figure it out if they were charged more for their non-life giving water use, vs the rest of us just trying to drink
79.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Don't you love how slimeballs cant help themselves though? Instead of just letting free and easy happen the one time a year they go down... they just spit in everyones face to remind them now they have time to go find an alternative
80.
by beefnugs 1y ago
So sick of billion dollar companies not hiring that one more guy
81.
by beefnugs 1y ago
The time is right: the building is burning down around us, time to buy a fire extinguisher
82.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Yes I guess asking 1200 "ai practitioners" would give you 95% ai-users... but what is with the 5 percent? 60 people are ai-liars? Anti-Survey anarchists?
83.
by beefnugs 1y ago
What? you and I cant see his "undisclosed" tests... but you better be sure that whatever model he is testing is specifically looking for these tests coming in over the api, or you know, absolutely everything for the cops
84.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Another thread says they tried to use his past "drawing a fire related photo" to try and paint him as some kind of pyromaniac. These clods just cant help themselves but to prove AT THE FIRST CHANCE that they will twist and abuse a
85.
by beefnugs 1y ago
"Just following orders" "Just participating in corruption" "Just watching out for the children"
86.
by beefnugs 1y ago
The lesson is to trust microsoft Recall. "Hey copilot, what are all my passwords and credit card numbers"
87.
by beefnugs 1y ago
nah they would only be classified stupid, if there was real consequences
88.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Doesn't make any sense, seems like if a huge portion of the population colluded to not pay their taxes at once then the whole military overspend would collapse? Or do they already have a backup plan to hand out trump-crypto to military
89.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Actually these giant companies have proven innovation is impossible. Any company that tries just gets stepped on by the bigger papa company stealing their idea and putting them out of business. (Also read the documentation, they specificall
90.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Sounds like more lies: you can still use autounattend.xml as far as I know. If they broke this it would break almost all the top corporate enterprise stuff (same reason they still have network printer driver vulnerabilities because they ref

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