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by doublerabbit 22d ago
To be fair, you'd have to be pretty dumb to apply to work at Meta anyway.
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by doublerabbit 22d ago
Ah, the could of been internet if the guy hadn't flaked by having all those sex parties
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by doublerabbit 23d ago
Those poor developers who have to write their own code.
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by doublerabbit 23d ago
Not without lots of money or decent network peering. A 30GB model downloaded a lot of times is a lot of bandwidth. There's more to than just the website, network bandwidth costs. Security, storage and infrastructure costs to name a few
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by doublerabbit 23d ago
Meta is all okay now because they've released a new LLM model. /s
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by doublerabbit 24d ago
Picture Firefox as a fence inside of a walled garden. One side is painted a dull corporate grey colour; on the other your favorite colour of happiness. The happiness sits beyond the horizon of the graveyard. The dead of digital and open-sou
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by doublerabbit 25d ago
Aye, and those 8GPU machines are expensive. Powering 2x GPU for GLM is eye watering expense, £5k a month.
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by doublerabbit 25d ago
I too enjoy wearing the RealPlayer skin of the 90's. Makes me look very chic.
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by doublerabbit 25d ago
Yeah, kind of the same. Out of the other "firefox" clones, Waterfox is my goto.
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by doublerabbit 26d ago
Next up, token ring networks. Remove one cable and the network falls flat, or I thinking of another topology? I do wonder sometimes how the world would be operating if IPX was the primary ethernet. I never got to play with it.
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by doublerabbit 26d ago
The original CnC allowed you to play 1v1 via telephone number. Being 15, that was absolute wizardry. It would still works today if both parties have a landline.
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by doublerabbit 27d ago
Colocation.
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by doublerabbit 27d ago
Folk get's lazy, it'll will only be a matter of time. Ai controlling Ai, deep fakes are deep fakes.
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by doublerabbit 27d ago
Humans got owned by AI. Impressive (or not). Kudos to you Ai.
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by doublerabbit 28d ago
What happens when the AI submitted code has been submitted by AI, Who's then responsible?
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
There's more to than just the website. You have network bandwidth costs, security costs, infrastructure costs. You can't just spin up a VPS and throw a few brain jar's in; the network bandwidth must be a fortune. Hosting over
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Which is the start of the bubble bursting. VCs invest, no one can compete and those with the moats survive.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
No. We left the EU, so we don't get such fun.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
When threat comes knocking, the door gets bolted-shut.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Gatekeeping, censorship. Locked in vendor ship. lot's of things ending in "ship" and "ing".
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Someone gets it. The start of the end to the AI bubble bursting.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
You're running the leading website to the future of LLM and Ai and you decide to Nvidia. All for $13bn, folk don't understand money.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
> One of them was running the same bash command about a thousand times. An amusing thought of returning to your workstation to find it as an obsidian block after it gets stuck executing "dd" thousand times.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
It's already in televisions. Not long now.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Norton AntiVirus for your car ECU's. Protect your carfor just $220.95/month * * Cars without subscription causes acceleration to be restricted to 60mph. After discovering the new OLED televisions come with antivirus,
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Your result: 7/10 You did slightly better than random chance ... That was random chance. Got bored and just clicked on random boxes.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
If we were to go Sci-Fi awoke I'd say there are only really four possibilities. - Machine Surveillance and Machine Control - Human v Machine - Human & Machine - Unity and Harmony ~ Surveillance and Control We are already living thi
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
Or about to start. Depending on which life philosophy you desire to believe.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
It's how any of these projects get shifted in distribution if not sponsored. > Kristian Høgsberg, I work at Intel in the graphics team in the Open Source Technology Center. I'm the founder and maintainer of the Wayland project.
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by doublerabbit 1mo ago
They however can become conscious aware. In that they are a machine and receiving inputs from another life.

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