The problem is instead of finding better ways to stop it (regulations) you’re looking for “productive” ways to use it…

Apparently because you’ve pre-emptively given up.

But if you succeed it would lead to more AI and more damage to our planet.

I fully understand you believe you have good intentions, I’m just struggling to find a way to explain to you that intentions don’t matter. And I don’t think I’m going to come up with a way you’ll beavle to understand.

It’s like if someone was stuck in a hole in the ground, and instead of wanting to climb out, you yank everyone else back into the hole when they try and keep trying to get them to help you redecorate the hole.

I truly hope someone can present that in a way that gets through to you, because you are doing real damage.

Sure, we sunk billions into this thing destroying our planet and we don’t know how to profit off, but that no reason to stop or even slow down

You know what else would make life better for people?

Accessible healthcare…

You know why that’s better than AI? We don’t need to burn the planet down to use it after spending billions to get it going

They don’t real fluctuate, it’s more oscillating.

Sometimes it’s “normal” but due to a wide range of issues that can change quickly and stay that way for months because everyone waits till prices go down. So as they go down, people stop waiting,

What?

You think this is the first ram crunch?

It’s not even the first one in this decade…

Ultimately the problem with LLM accusations is that short of a confession or doing some hardcore surveillance of the other person you can’t prove it

Human variation.

Ironically you would have to take the others person word on it, luckily you just said you were comfortable doing so.

Some people are statistically insignificant, and to them lots of stuff is incredibly obvious and they’re constantly frustrated others can’t see it. They might even sink sizeable free time into explaining random shit, just to practice not losing their temper when people can’t see the obvious.

So you might not be able to tell that was AI from a glance, but humans are pattern recognition machines and we’re not all equally good at it.

So believe a “llm accusation” or not, but some people absolutely can pick out a chatbot response, especially when taking the two seconds to glance at typical comments from a user profile.

Jump from 1-2 sentence comments to a stereotypical AI response…

Well, again, not everyone is as good at picking out patterns quickly.

To some what took me literally under 10 seconds and two clicks counts as “hardcore surveillance” because it would take them a long time to figure it out.

Don’t assume everyone else is exactly like you.

but even if it is, that’s still a fairly off-putting way to respond.

No you’re right…

It’s not like it’s literally burning our planet down and the people profiting off it aren’t tech bro fascists…

Stop burning the planet down to generate social media comments

I mean, I thought it would be obvious my issue was with using AI to do so…

Even if it had been a serious question.

But, to be fair I was thinking of what a normal.person would be able to parse, and not people who’s critical thinking had already atrophied from offloading to AI.

They probably don’t have any idea what I meant and would need it explicitly spelled out.

I took it more as a dig at Americans honestly…

The second line is KW hours compared to HP.

And the English still use pounds for weight and stuff pretty regularly.

So pounds and KW hours for them.

Small dogs and HP for Americans.

1. That was a joke

2. Stop fucking use AI, or at least get used to a sizable portion of people to tell you, that you’re burning the only planet we have down over shit that doesn’t matter.

Just so we’re clear, you do not get any of my profits.

Stop burning the planet down to generate social media comments about shit you don’t understand

But dog’s cost money…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC0x4T3xq1M

Lol:

The new YASA axial flux motor weighs just 28 pounds, or about the same as a small dog.

However, it delivers a jaw-dropping 750 kilowatts of power, which is the equivalent of 1,005 horsepower.

I feel like we’d need peak horsepower output of a small dog to truly understand this.

It won’t be many generations before they stop leaving it as an option that can be turned off, just to force upgrades…

Ever valuation is a bubble…

Say a company is “worth” 100 million. That assume that 100% of the shares equal 100 million.

However, it’s a startup, so 90% of the stock will never see the light of day.

But you need capital to start so 5% got sold for 50k a year ago, that made the company worth a million, because 1% equaled 10k.

But today, another investor (for whatever reason) bought 5% for 5 million, that’s what made the valuation 100 million. The people who own 90% can now borrow money against their hypothetical 90 million, even tho if push came to shove, those shares are only worth what someone will pay for them… And if you increase supply by 10x you lower the price drastically.

Really “bubble” is overestimating how robust our entire economy is.

It’s all built on this shell game where no real wealth exists, but banks keep loaning our actual money out against the hypothetical wealth tied up in stocks.

Like, imagine if I owned a billion grains of sand, sold one single grain for $2 to my buddy, then claimed my net worth was 2 billion, and conned a bank into loaning me just 100 million, then invest that into my buddy’s start up to pay him back for his investment in my mine that secured my loan.

Numbers keep going up, but absolutely none of it is real. It’s just a couple of assholes insisting they’re somehow “creating wealth”.

They did get around to saying it’s pixel density at the end…

But still, it’s human variation. Everybody is gonna be different. I’m not a resolution snob, but anything under 100fps pulls me out of the experience. So usually I just run at 1440, when I have fps to spare I’ll put all the settings up rather than go to 4k.

Other people would rather 30fps at 4 or even 8k

At first I thought ”Well, duh!”

There was an ARS article years ago about it…

You’re better off googling how if you still haven’t.

It should be the same way you edit it for other media which I do use Plex for. I just don’t for music specifically.

But I can’t stress enough that if it’s just happening to one item, don’t put too much effort I to this.

Some things Plex just doesn’t recognize randomly. It is insanely rare and I think it’s happened to me twice in a dozen years? And my Plex is large bro

Youll probably never have this problem again, so just Google how to manual make Plex recognize it, even if you have to type all the song titles out. It’ll take 15 minutes and you’ll probably never have to do it for anything else

Short answer:

Plex is just bad at random items.

For whatever reason there’s just some things it will refuse to identify correctly and it needs done manually.

There are settings where you can change what source it uses to identify. I don’t use it for music, so I’m not sure if last.fm is an option, but as far as I know there’s no way to set it up to check one place first than another if no result, you have to manually cycle.

So it really is just easiest to manually add the info the rare times you run into it.