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  • That's a grasshopper.

  • God's Favorite

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  • Can God create a spell that requires so much xp that even God can't use it?

  • What do you think of imitation and lab-grown meats?

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  • seconding TVP. We add it to tacos all the time. Tastes like cereal straight, but with enough seasoning, it's a great ground meat substitute.

  • Mainframe upgrade done with wire cutters (2015)

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  • You could do this with some consumer CPUs in the early 2000s. Drawing a line with a pencil between two specific pins would conduct enough to disable throttling.

  • First Murder-Suicide Case Associated with AI Psychosis

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  • ›Soelberg experienced paranoid delusions that his mother was poisoning him by putting a psychedelic drug in the vents of his car, according to the Journal, and the chatbot didn’t push back on the idea

    Well ok, clearly this man didn't need any hel-

    ›At one point, Soelberg uploaded an image of a receipt from a Chinese restaurant and asked ChatGPT to analyze it for hidden messages. The chatbot found references to “Soelberg’s mother, his ex-girlfriend, intelligence agencies and an ancient demonic sigil,” according to the Journal.

    Well then...

  • Any FLOSS alternative's to Ground News?

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  • Taco Bell rethinks AI drive-through after man orders 18,000 waters

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  • So the output from the LLM is just a text description that's fed into another, smarter piece of software that interprets that text into an order? What task is the LLM actually doing in this case?

  • Taco Bell rethinks AI drive-through after man orders 18,000 waters

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  • Can someone who understands this better explain to me how this thing actually places the order into whatever POS they use? Like if LLMs are just advanced auto-complete, I get how they can do "fuzzy" tasks like answering questions or carrying on a conversation, but how do they do rigid tasks like entering the tacos into whatever system the cash register and kitchen use?

  • What in your country/area is totally normal but visitors get excited for?

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  • I grew up near Oceana Naval Air Base. Only tourists look up when they hear jet noise.

  • So Little Time

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  • A sequel to this one:

  • open the pod bay doors, Hal

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  • It's like in Robocop when the ED-209 doesn't register that you put the gun down.

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  • Interesting take. Thanks for sharing.

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  • The point is that he just assumed there was nothing more to know. And he was wrong (tho I'm not gonna knock the dude who invented calculus too hard).

    The comic is trying to point out that bigotry is generally born out of a lack of curiosity.

  • Cracker Barrel’s New Logo Has Right-Wingers Posting About Sydney Sweeney, Finding Jesus

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  • now do quantum

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  • When Newton worked out the laws of motion, he figured they had to be correct because they were so simple and elegant.

    He had no idea that relativity was going to come in and fuck his shit up.

  • The forgotten war on the Walkman

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  • Living in a city, I can kind of get it. The number of people who simply walk in front of my bike because they're absorbed in their phone has made my commute stressful. I ended up installing a car horn on my bike which I'm sure makes their commute more stressful.

    Perhaps the Walkman was the first time technology isolated people from the world around them.

    Or I dunno, books.

  • It Took Many Years And Billions Of Dollars, But Microsoft Finally Invented A Calculator That Is Wrong Sometimes

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  • Honestly, if they just made it easier to craft a formula (like, I dunno multiple lines, some kind of better color coding of matched parentheses, etc), that'd go a lot farther.

  • The Terminal Demise Of Consumer Electronics Through Subscription Services

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  • Okay This is after 5 minutes of Googling. There are a few cheaper options out there.