If your Wikipedia page contains as many random arXiv preprints for references as the “prompt engineering” article, consult your physician.
If your Wikipedia page contains as many random arXiv preprints for references as the “prompt engineering” article, consult your physician.
Pretty good sneer there:
BREAKING: Tim Pool announces he will be stepping back from full time content production to look after his family. He states he’s tired of being made fun of for not having a wife and kids so he will also be using the extra time to pursue acquiring that family
Step 1: Buy new computers for the office.
Step 2: Futz around and transcribe a few audio files.
Step 3: Oops, we have used up the allocated budget but the deliverables remain just over the horizon.
I think it was SpaceX, not Tesla, but yeah… boring AF warehouse.
I wish I could remember who it was who said that out of all those inane cameos, Iron Man 2 is the only one that makes sense, because Tony Stark at his most boozy, self-indulgent and self-destructive would invite Musk to a party.
I am flagrantly violating some aspects of the timeline in the Cookbook for Open Access Books, in that I’m imagining much more happening before the “submit grant proposal” stage.
Silicon Valley is proud to announce the man who taught his asshole to talk, based on the hit William S. Burroughs story, “Don’t be the man who taught his asshole to talk.”
OK, you could in principle have made that sound worse, for example by saying “females” like a goddamn Ferengi, but still, pretty impressive.
Congratulations on missing the last 17 years of “[citation needed]” being used as a rhetorical device.
I see you have already been escorted to the egress.
Fuckity bye!
Your blithe trust in capital fails to be endearing.
alignment offer
That’s sure a choice of words, ain’t it
as you will discover if you read,
Hey, man, that’s a lot to ask, you know, brah
Google has signed a deal with California startup Kairos Power for six or seven small modular reactors. The first is due in 2030
So, well after the bubble is going to pop.
Good sneer from “Internet_Janitor” a few comments up the page:
LLMs inherently shit where they eat.
The only argument I find here against it is the question of whether someone’s personal opinions should be a reason to be removed from a leadership position.
What do these people think leadership is?
(wipes away a single tear)
Beautiful, man, just beautiful
(Preface: I work in AI)
Preface: repent for your sins in sackcloth and ashes.
IMO, LLM’s are what they are, a good way to spit information out fast.
Buh bye now.
Nit: “New Atheism” was the decade after that. Gary Wolf coined the term in a Wired story from 2006.