ShellMonkey

Aww, poor failed little tyrant…

Because that won’t be abused to allow the government to bypass system locks…

With the job the USA food inspectors have been doing it’s not out of the realm of possibility.

On a similar note, I saw a story a bit back of someone saving input tokens by feeding the bot an image of a wall of text rather than the text itself and having it read the image via OCR.

Satire and reality are too hard too distinguish these days.

I see them in medical environments sometimes. Occasionally simpler than finding some compatible network method that complies with all the privacy requirements to just send screaming screeches direct point to point.

Odd phrasing, so load up some massive vram eater and make the performance keep going higher…

I even saw his stuff being put on the clearance rack at Menards a couple weeks ago. Nobody wants his name anywhere near them.

But then it’s harder to micromanage everyone. Better to hire people with no skill, then force them to drive to a central location, and distribute masks to have them tell an AI what to do.

The toilet chairs and nutrients paste IV will be things workers have to buy on their own as part of the contract.

What I’ve read is it’s meant to keep crosstalk from multiple devs using AI at once from messing up each other’s work. So everyone can just vibe code and not have any idea what they’re doing in their own little space.

See, soup avoids those problems

I have to wonder if this is someone intentionally spoofing to point out the idiocy of these people. Join in their rally with some daft sign because often times mockery is more hurtful to them than angry response.

Along with the millions who have functioning mental faculties and have said that for a long time.

“Today we are talking about certain leaks in which the American president is demanding that the GCC states pay approximately $5 trillion if they want this war to continue, and if they want it to stop, they must pay $2.5 trillion to the United States for what has been accomplished over the past period,” Juhouri said.

Makes about as much sense any anything little donnie says, could believe that.

The leopards are always hungry

I know! Let’s take off our heads!

At least in the US it hardly seems a lack of building capacity, but that the final prices are bid to levels outside for the reach of the average person by investors. I live at the edge of nowhere and in just the past half decade there where at least two fairly large developments of not too special copy paste houses stood up. They all entered the with prices on the upper end of $300K and seem to have gotten snapped up right away. Statistically I make more than the the average by a decent margin, but there’s no chance I’m paying for an almost $400K place. Even if I had the old 20% down it’d approach somewhere around $3000/month.

Either the construction costs more by adding the bots to the crew, or they cost the same with the owners of said bots pocketing the difference of reduced labor. The chances of costs actually going down by cost savings being passed through are roughly zero.

relative restraint

You get 50%, you get 75%, you get 225%…

Guy pulls numbers out of his ass for whatever dramatic effect he thinks he can make and then blames others as why the economy is in turmoil.

Spin your own instance. Fully unmoderated as you wish. Enjoy your defederations and lack of users other than trolls and bots, oh and the visit from the gov when someone starts spewing csam onto it.

Funny enough I used to work at a Caribou and those caused issues all the time. People would come in expecting something like the sugar laden thing at Starbucks only get a regular espresso and foam.

The proper traditional version: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffè_macchiato

Starbucks take: https://www.starbucks.com/menu/product/413/hot