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Behind the Scenes, Meta’s Board Is Battling With Mark Zuckerberg Over His Out-of-Control AI Spending: The directors have had enough.
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False. Datacenters don't need to eat.
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Behind the Scenes, Meta’s Board Is Battling With Mark Zuckerberg Over His Out-of-Control AI Spending: The directors have had enough.
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False. Datacenters don't need to eat.
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What movie would you suggest on either side of the below question?
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Eyes Wide Shut is Stanley Kubrick's attempt at exposing the Epstein Class. Look up the history on the castle where they filmed it.
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U.S. troops and diplomats evacuating Middle East posts, sources say
Demented Donny really, really, really wants to push the big red button.
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New java slogan
Now that's a meme I haven't seen in a very long time.
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What software does not exist but you wish it did?
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What you're looking for is called "touching grass". Go outside and interact with real people.
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What software does not exist but you wish it did?
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I don't really see how that justifies Orwellian censorship online.
My interpretation on what you've said is just that you don't want to be confronted with the realities of socializing with people who aren't willing to lie to you about their opinions. It used to be normalized that dishonesty and inauthenticity were "politeness" and making yourself palatable to others was productive. But, as we can plainly see world-wide, putting up with assholes just encourages them to be bigger assholes.
Perhaps rather than thinking the rest of the world is wrong for reacting to you in a way you dislike, you might consider whether there's a common denominator here. Rather than trying to control everyone else, you might want to think about what you can control that's a little closer to home.
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Sony lawyers argue that nobody is stupid enough to believe they actually own digital games, because then only one person could buy GTA 6
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If buying isn't owning, then pirating isn't theft.
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‘Too little, too late’: critics perplexed and suspicious of AI leaders’ call for a slowdown
Recursive self-improving AI isn't happening like they expected. AGI is nowhere in sight.
The pace of advancement is slowing down and they need a cover story for why they're not living up to their own hype.
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AI Driving Game Players Are Burning Through So Many Tokens Its Developer Had to Take Out a Bank Loan to Keep It Running
"Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent."
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GrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding
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The ecological damage is not made up.
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Enjoy owning your devices while you still can.
Y'all just cannot fathom how completely most people do not care until it directly impacts them personally.
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CIA chief travels to Moscow for unannounced talks, US media reports
This is likely less about Ukraine and more about November.
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Trump wearing bandages on both hands
That's edema.
It's the same thing that's been causing swelling around his feet and ankles.
It's a sign of heart failure. It means the Big Beautiful Obituary isn't far off.
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GrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding
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It's pretty insignificant
Citation needed. You're just straight-up lying or clueless as to what's actually going on.
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Why don’t we separate the art from the artist?
Why are conservatives always so upset at the consequences of a free market?
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‘Too little, too late’: critics perplexed and suspicious of AI leaders’ call for a slowdown
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I'm aware of what the pace is. You might want to check up on the current controversy surrounding OpenAI's math "achievements".
By my reckoning, the difference between Mythos and Opus is smaller than the difference between Opus and Sonnet. Same with the difference between GPT 5.5 to 5.6 is smaller than the difference between GPT 4 to GPT 5.
The size of improvements over time is diminishing. We're not in "big bang" territory anymore and we're about two years into the "incremental refinement" period. We're about to enter the next AI Winter unless somebody comes up with a new architectural component as revolutionary as transformers have been for ML models.
The core problem is that LLMs do not create. Full stop. All creativity is borne by the human inputs. Until that changes - until the model gains the capability to truly create new information, we've hit the limits in raw capability.
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GrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding
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That's an "I have no idea what I'm talking about" if I ever heard one.
"Citation needed" IS polite. You claim it's not polluting, so clearly you know the CO2 emissions numbers from SpaceX's datacenters that are being run off direct-connect to natural gas generators. So, how about it? How "not polluting" are they?
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For the 100th time: it's going to keep getting worse. AMD's Q4 price hike hasn't even landed yet. Buy your graphics card NOW.
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It doesn't. This is the system working as designed.
The best way to live a rage-free life is to never, ever learn how the financial system really works.
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Flock cameras and TSA searches are making our 4th Amendment a dead letter
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Proof that all it takes to sound like a conspiracy theorist is to know the names of four real, actual things the CIA has done.
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Trump Is a Liar. That’s Bad. But He’s Delusional—and That’s Even Worse
He has dementia. They've known he's got dementia since his first term.
Every day that passes without the 25th Amendment being invoked, Article 2 Section IV of the US Constitution being invoked, or articles of impeachment being filed is a day that every sitting member of Congress announces their complicity in subverting American Democracy.
Every day that passes without the American public taking to the streets in protest is a day that every American citizen announces their complicity in allowing their nation to no longer follow the rule of law.