

‘Oh nooo, my dog ate my homework… bad dog!’


‘Oh nooo, my dog ate my homework… bad dog!’


If your chatbot is shitting code, don’t contribute to anything important. LLM is a navigation, you’re the one behind the wheel, and ultimately responsible for where you end up.


That’s fair. I’m probably not thinking it through. I can certainly see how this could quickly go downhill. I think we’ll see the reality of it with today’s school generations getting jobs in a few decades.


That’s like people being worse at riding horses today. We don’t need the skill because we have tools that replaced it and generally do a better job.


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DRM-free > Imaginary perpetual ownership > subscription > drink a verification can to start
AAA do not manufacture demand for storage, that’s frankly ridiculous.
This is a simple issue of optimization:
A: noone cares to optimise the size when performance is a much bigger issue.
B: games are still often optimised for HDDs on consoles (duplicated assets), then ported to PC with as little effort as possible


Absolutely nothing, plus 7zip can be faster with better compression.
Well, apparently it can do some recovery of corrupted .rar, but who uses that format anyway


‘We don’t serve your kind around here’
/- the web server, probably
I wonder how much they’ve lost in total. So many hours, injection molds, and presumably good chunk of the production. Surprisingly careless!


In the old sense of the word, we don’t have an actual AI yet, but it’s true that LLM and AI have become interchangeable.


You are funny, but no, it’s just unnecessary.
Using appropriate tools, such as the aforementioned process explorer, will help you avoid any guesswork.


I would advise against doing your own math


That is not how this works. The system isn’t using all that, I can guarantee that. Even launching a terminal (or any app) as hidden will not make it and its usage appear in taskmgr - I once unknowingly managed to exhaust my 64GB by launching hundreds of terminal sessions withoutever killing them. Try something like sysinternals process manager to see what’s actually going on.
That would not even be legal on today’s roads, at least in EU for new vehicles.
It also says the goal isn’t to track every data center out of the 4000 operating in the US, just the ones the public is concerned about, yet there are over 8000 user submissions shown.
This erodes my confidence in the data, as there appear to be no checks or filters.