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  • Marge is an awful creature but at least she stuck to what she said she believed in.

    Marge is an opportunistic rat, who is abandoning the sinking ship. She is just positioning herself for the next grift,

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  • This is what a wild cucumber looks like, before domestication changed it through human preference selection (originates from India):

    Same with the other (in a botanical sense) fruits, probably.

  • Background: Firm Tied to Trump Donor Got No-Bid Contract to Clean Reflecting Pool and Reflecting Pool Contract Has ‘Inflated’ Profit Margin, Government Analysis Finds

    So if you think $14 million is too much money for what is basically a paint job, you would be correct. Trump gave his buddy a no-bid contract at way too high a price. And it turns out they were incompetent too. Additionally, I would be surprised if Trump did not get a personal kickback from they $14 million in taxpayer dollars paid to the incompetent firm.

  • Also 3KB of RAM. That has to be too little.

  • It’s that it’s only predicting the next token in a string of text.

    An LLM has an internal state while predicting text. The "next token" chosen takes that state - a model of the world - into account. So a LLM is predicting the next token based on a world model and the previous text.

    Saying that it is "only predicting the next token", without more context, while technically true is very misleading.

  • It is vice signalling. Which seems to be a thing Christians(!) in the US do.

  • Like, maybe, probably? But why are we not allowed to know?

  • That is one of the most bizarre articles I have ever read. Why in the world are we not allowed to know what the "four letter word" is?

  • In the history of mathematics, -1 was understood waaaay before 0.

    For the Greeks, doing 1-1 would be invalid, something close to dividing by zero for us.

  • Never believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in word. --Jean-Paul Sartre

  • Iran has a history of using international terrorism, and the US has just re-affirmed themselves as "the great Satan", Iran's primary enemy.

    While it might be the least bad outcome, it is arguably not cause for celebration. Even if you don't like Trump.

  • Trump is like 100 years old. There is no endgame but dying pretty soon, there is only the mental disorder of some kind of horder syndrom, accumulating resources he does not really need for no good reason.

  • The adult version still have plenty of face wrinkles. If it was botox, those wouldn't be there, right?

  • The idea of psychological pricing is that the price is perceived lower. But as you imply, the price is in the image is (to me at least) perceived higher, with all the 9s. Especially the 99 cents seem counterproductive to include...

  • The one-term Biden economy wasn’t sturdy enough yet to withstand their bullshit as well.

    IIRC it was said that the economy at the end of Biden's term was amazing.

    Trump has been uniquely economically irresponsible. Stuff like the tariffs changing every week is just insanely stupid.

  • Are we sure they don't just mean that you can't use the Amazon store to download new books? I know that is not what they literally write, but it is likely what they mean.

  • I agree that Google removing "don't be evil" is bad. But mentioning that change in this context is a non sequitur.

  • So not giving away 15GB of free storage is evil? How does that even work...?

    I thought being evil was about doing, like, evil things?

  • The war powers resolution failed 49 to 50 as the Pennsylvanian was the only Democrat to vote with Republicans who control the Senate. Three Republicans — U.S. Sens. Rand Paul, of Kentucky; Susan Collins, of Maine; and Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska — voted with Democrats.

    Saying that Fetterman's vote was deciding is silly, when it was a 49 to 50 vote - every vote was deciding.

    And the Republican dissenter votes are purely performative. They pull this shit all the time, with the same persons. Who would never vote against their party, if the vote could truly fail. Especially Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski do this all the time. Hence the people here blaming the Democrats for being captured are sheep being tricked by the Republican performance.

  • politics @lemmy.world

    Chuck Grassley Caught On Hot Mic Asking Why Trump Nominees Won’t Say He Lost In 2020

    www.huffpost.com /entry/chuck-grassley-biden-won-2020-trump-judicial-nominees_n_69ebbf12e4b0f3a433cb12a4