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I think it's pretty funny that the moment we taught a computer to talk like a human people immediately assumed it was sentient, let alone intelligent.

Imagine getting a CrashLoopBackOff strapped to a fighter jet at Mach 2...

According to GoDaddy fuck.ing is still available. It also recommended fuck.glass, fuck.contractors, and fuck.barcelona. These new TLDs are pretty neat.

Probably, but not necessarily. Could also be a code change that works perfectly fine for the OEM part, but not the third-party one.

Manufacturers can't realistically be expected to guarantee a device will keep working as normal with third-party parts.

I recently switched to Tidal, and decent recommendations are what I miss the most. While I prefer getting music recommendations from an actual person with similar taste, Spotify was generally good enough.

That's more than can be said for Tidal. My recommendation playlists generally contain tracks and artists I already listen to (sometimes from completely unrelated genres), sprinkled with what seems to be random tracks from the "more like this" section of said artists.

Still not enough to compensate for the shit stream quality and ever increasing price of Spotify though...

> The idea is that there isn't always just one "next" option, thus the idea would be to go back to the flowchatt to choose your next lesson.

I thought the whole point of the flowchart was to have a clear progression:

- If there is only one next lesson show it.

- If there's more than one choice for the next lesson show both.

- If the end of a branch is reached, show the other next lesson(s) at the last branch minus the current branch.

My airship is full of eels

I have a nitpick re: the centrifuge example

While the paperfuge is cool and may even reach higher RPM/G than some bench top ultracentrifuges, it cannot do so consistently.

Putting "Samples were centrifuged at whatever amount of G:s yours truly could crank out on a hand built paperfuge for a solid 10 minutes" in the materials and methods section doesn't exactly scream reproducible science.

Shameless plug for a project I'm somewhat involved in: Hydra-genetics provides a growing set of well structured snakemake modules for bioinformatics (NGS) workflows.

https://github.com/hydra-genetics/

There's also V97.33XD - Sucked into jet engine, subsequent encounter.

For when you're sucked into a jet engine, ejected on the other side, only to be sucked into another jet engine.

It's not like the mods owe their community anything. They work for free on a platform that clearly doesn't value them.

Also, if you truly agree with the protest and your main concern is communities closing down, then I don't see the problem with funneling users to the corresponding new community on lemmy/kbin/mastodon/etc.

People forgetting they are carrying a loaded firearm into an airport feels like a pretty US specific problem, and there are ways to screen for guns without the massive inconvenience that is TSA. Other parts of the world still have security checks at airports, just a lot more efficient.

Try sprinkling the whole document with your counter-prompt in white size 0 font.

Yeah, avoidance of "harmful" or "offensive" responses is an awful metric for the quality of an LLM. I understand big corporate feel they need to cover their asses, but I much prefer software that operates on the principle that we're all consenting adults.

DeepL [1] usually does better in my experience, but I suspect Google Translate has gotten better since last time I used it.

[1] www.deepl.com

Meta as a company has shown pretty blatantly that they don't really care about ethitcs, nor the law for that sake.

The same goes for creating art without AI.

Walking and having feelings are two very different things though. Walking is simple enough that we can program a robot to do it without even having to resort to a NN. The concept of having feelings is so difficult that we barely understand how it works in humans, let alone how we could train a computer to have them.

Yes, and if you replace "uranium enrichment" with "teddy bears" it's a bedtime story for kids. That argument makes no sense.

LLMs are not going to pose an existential risk to anyone. Also, making AI development less accessible to the general public will not make it any safer.

I am willing to bet all this fear mongering singularity bullshit is just being peddled by large corporations with a vested interest to keep AI development out of reach from the general public.

There's a significant number of people working hard on making certain tech illegal or at least heavily restricted. E2EE and Onion Routing comes to mind. That doesn't mean we should abandon them. In fact, in many cases it's an indicator that we should keep going.

Why do you think we should avoid an open source AI?

Also, an issue like this going unnoticed points to a lack of proper QA. There were probably a fair few more than a "single line of bad code" that could have fucked the launch of this one didn't do it first.

There's a signal transduction pathway where a mitogen activated protein (MAP) is phosphorylated by a MAP kinase, which itself is phosphorylated by a MAP kinase kinase, which is phosphorylated by a MAP kinase kinase kinase, which is phosphorylated by (you guessed it) a MAP kinase kinase kinase kinase.

One of my personal favorite protein names is Mothers Against Decapentaplegic. As with most of the funny gene names it was coined by drosophila researchers.

Super neat. If you want to go even deeper down the terminal graphics rabbit hole you should look into adding sixel support.

https://github.com/saitoha/libsixel

Neat. I got up there too, and after a while someone noticed me and climbed it too.

Also, if you jump onto the clothes rack thing on the same building and go as far towards the road as you can you will get stuck in the falling animation.

Also, do cryptobros really believe they invented consensus algorithms as a concept?

I think OP meant to do this:

    s = sum(i % 3 == 0 for i in range(1, 10\*8, 2))

Depends on your definition of waste. Is it wasteful if it ends up saving a life?

US healthcare really does put a new spin on the term "life savings".

Here in the Democratic People's Republic of Sweden healthcare is government funded and universal.

Is silence actively maintained? The last update is from 3 years ago, and aside from translations their git repo seems pretty dead too.