Wanderer atop the sea of clouds or whatever

@lain I wonder if they can ever fix LLMs putting information in the wrong places. "PSX survival comedy." 💀

@Paultron (((they))) put some type of disgusting cardboard-type veggie in the last Asian Style veggies I bought. I have no idea what this even was and it would not budge under simple chewing. disgusting

The elites put some dumb garbage no one likes in the frozen veggie mix so people buy pizza and soda instead.

@lain is that even related? They already know which "subnetwork" is "tuned to similar performance", by way of expert activation. You can isolate which experts are activated for coding, no?
They just took those and put them in a smaller model to reduce overhead...

@loonycyborg @lain @sun >But the thing is the only reason I got into coding in the first place is that I don't like specifying problems in natural languages.
oh okay. Well I personally like when I can make the computer do what I want, that's why I got into it.

is it over for little old me?

it's interesting to think about. When farming took 99% of time, all people did was farm. Maybe they complained that the machines weren't as good and yield and quality would drop?

What can the computer chuds start doing when finally not every little stupid thing takes 2 weeks? Where to spend effort?

There is this relationship in the real world, where very professional people tell you "make it work first, make it good later" / do a vomit draft / just tape a cardboard tube to a widget as a handle to see if you like it, etc.but with software, common wisdom was if you don't get the fundamentals right, you will end up in trouble. there never was an identical draft to polish path for coding. reimplementing your entire UI in a better-suited lib took ages, for example.
AI might align effort more with the Pareto curve

Of course maybe those kinds of people were always wrong and you should "just get better at writing code" and then a rewrite wouldn't have been that big of a deal, but even if so, maybe AI will help people realize that.

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@lain @kaia also in both pictures she smiles at him more warmly than I have ever seen in real life with any couple

this here sensitive young gamer would stand no chance in either of those markets, to be perfectly honest

@lain @kaia I was gonna say! Not seeing the problem AT ALL

@kaia @lain fountain alone is probably 200k, but I really don't see how the rest makes it 10x that

@lain I count ten
and I like the fountain

@lain it is indeed cruelty and inflicts great pain on people to build like this and they must pay, but I disagree that architecture improved substantially since 1970
perhaps you're living in a nice place so you don't notice it, but it's only gotten worse

@lain desecrate le corbusier grave and extinguish his name from history
torture all modern architects to death in his buildings, then blow them up

@Terry who is this guy

@lain my point got lost in my babbling. "The things you had to do" = compromise, let some exec meddle with your vision, sell out, etc.

They just said "no more episodes" as soon as they got the sense that they were trying to do this to them. I don't think they would have quit just out of laziness. The reason they have the high views they do is because they consistently put out authentic content. Many have failed this

@lain people like the soul
they did care for smiling friends. I don't think they said "it's not worth the hassle", I got the sense that they didn't have to do all the things creatives had to back in the bad old days, because you can just be a dude online now and make money for being funny

"Car jack"?
I usually do it at home, but I'll try it out.

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