ShadowRam

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Well, that’s academic…

Again, when you are in the real world… how is irrelevant.

It doesn’t matter if you did your homework or did the same thing over and over again.

Sure, some people acquire the capability through repetition. But all that matters in the end is if you are capable or not.

So viewing homeworks as just about the artifact you submit is missing the point and short-sighted.

No, the point is to get an irrelevant piece of paper that in the end doesn’t actually indicate a persons capabilities.

The only thing the world gives a shit about:

CAN you do it? If you can, how long will it take and how much?

The how is irrelevant.

Today’s EV’s batteries will already outlast the car.

I’ll integrate ChatGPT into my household when I can run it locally on my own server computer.

I’ve moved to fedia.io (mbin)

kbin.social is always down, always spitting our errors/etc.

Truth is… everyone has a price.

I see it referenced constantly here, not quite as much on Reddit.

It’s a fairly new term.

Reddit is bots and AI, and hasn’t been trained on new words.

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Nah,

I grew up in the world of BBS’s and IRC. First foray into a chat channel started with someone renaming themselves “34yrDude changes name to 15yrChick”

…and that set the tone for me what the internet is.

It’s a entire world where you make absolutely zero assumptions. The ‘things’ responding in text could be anything. And I say thing instead of people because these days it may not even a person.

There’s an entity that responds to my comments, and perhaps seemingly hurtful,

it could be some 10yr old kid who doesn’t fully understand, it could be could be some mentally challenged person, it could be someone’s crazy grandma,

and now it could be some bot that while not purposefully built to be malicious, through emergent behavior is trolling and insulting people because it gets a rise out of people that results in more and longer comments, which tickles its feedback loop to do more of the same.

So nah, there’s nothing anyone in the vast internet could type out that I would personally hurt my feelings, because I make no assumptions as to where the comment is coming from, and those comments don’t have a lot of weight to me.

Not only on the large scale of things,

But even robots would be in wide spread use if it had a useable runtime.

Something like this, you’re good for 20min before it needs to charge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29ECwExc-_M

But if you could pull that off where it runs for 8 to 12 hours before needing to charge? They would be used everywhere.

Realistic Batteries. It’s holding back a LOT of things. A lot of technologies are solved, but just require power.

Semi-Realistic Room Temperature Super-Conductor.

If that can be solved, the power density and efficiencies would just be astronomical… It would absolutely destroy multi-billion industries overnight.

Way-Out-There-Stuff If they ever prove out an actual functional EmDrive-like thruster, that would absolutely open up space travel to our species.

I just blocked a user, because I just kept seeing their name pop up and commenting on ‘everything’

Account created 9 months ago with 15000+ Comments That’s like 60 comments a day.

Bot or not, someone with that many comments a day needs to go outside and experience life before posting their opinion on fucking everything.

bots are fucking atrocious for generating just miles and miles of trash content on Reddit.

As a mod for many years, the real moding work was finding ways to keep the bots at bay.

It got real bad since around 2020ish…

They can train their AI’s all they want on Reddit, it’s a complete waste of time.

That data is corrupt as shit. It’s already littered with garbage old AI posts and comments, and it’s gonna poison their models real bad.

Is nVidia Shield an alternative?

That’s what I’ve been using for years now. It’s great.

Robert Munsch