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  • Straight to Plaid

  • ^ Best Reply.

    Simple,

    Isn't petty. Doesn't explicitly say you don't like them.

    Shows confidence that their opinion isn't important to you if they are that immature.

    If they were mature, they would have explained what their beef is, and not a vague 'don't like you' kind of response.

    If they can't articulate what you said or action you took that makes them not like you. They aren't worth your time.

  • Based American

  • He would be the US's best option.

  • Yeah! just pull yourself up by your bootstraps!

    What the hell is wrong with you.. just DO it...

    jesus, do you even listen to yourself?

  • Yup, tolerant of the intolerant doesn't seem to be working.

  • I'm not defending nVidia's business practices at all.

    My point is the 'AI' hype isn't hype.

    There's real value added AI work being done outside of the ChatGPT LLM thing going on.

  • It's not all hype.

    nVidia has some SERIOUS R&D in the use of AI for the past 10 years.

    But using AI in the graphic space... upscaling, downscaling, faking lighting, faking physics.. This is all very useful in making videogames.

    Then there was a leap in the way AI Image generation was done with the above hardware. And that opened up a whole new growing field.

    It's just some people took basic language models that have been around for 30 years and scaled them up with their hardware. And it was neat, and surprising some of the stuff a LLM would output. But not reliable.

    And then suddenly a lot of layman's got their hand on the LLM's and thought it was the 2nd coming of Jesus, and started throwing big money at it.. it will be surprise to no one who knows how these AI's work that that big money isn't going anywhere.

    But those first two, is no hype. It's a real viable use case for the AI, and money will be made there.

  • Oh ok. Got it.

    Thanks,

  • Did I say that wrong?

    Is it Lemmy and Mastodon?

    They are both 'fediverse'?

  • I'm on Fedia.io

    Which is both Fediverse and Mastodon.

  • I'm pretty sure they've been doing this for years in South America already.

  • 4 years of quality Leopards ate my face content..

  • Join the global strike that would inevitably happen.

    • "Learn how to teach yourself"
  • Less bots, less adverts.

    Seriously, half the posts/discussions/replies on Reddit aren't even real.

    SubredditSimulator leaked out all over Reddit a long time ago.

  • People are kinder here, overall.

    That may be because there aren't troll bots, stoking the fires, to drum up 'discussion' which makes it look good to advertisers that it is an active pool of users.

    Did no one see the all the bots around 2015/2016 learning on Reddit?

    They would say all sorts of non-sensical stuff as they learned, until there would be a hit or two that would get responses out of people, and it would re-enforce the bot to say more things like that.

    Guess what kind of stuff/topics gets a plethora of responses?