LLM is AI. So are NPCs in video games that just use if-else statements.

Don’t confuse AI in real-life with AI in fiction (like movies).

Despite how bad Google Search had become, DuckDuckGo and Bing are somehow still worse. While Google displays the result in the first few, DDG and Bing have no idea what I’m looking for.

Gotta try Kagi sometime.

Training on copyrighted data should be allowed as long as it’s something publicly posted.

If you make it reproduce copyrighted media, it is a problem.

As long as the stuff it generates doesn’t resemble any copyrighted works, even if it was trained on copyrighted works, I don’t see why that should be problem.

Vista was amazing and 8/8.1 was refreshing. Also, Vista introduced hardware accelerated desktop rendering in Windows, finally no more tearing. I enjoyed using them. I personally haven’t had any gripes with any of the recent Windows versions.

It’s not about using it for bad deeds as any other tool like a kitchen knife can be used the same way. It’s more to the necessity to work in order to live.

I love LLMs for coming up with patterns to solve the problem but that’s about it. I’ll do the implementation myself.

I wonder if they’d release the weights and training/inferencing code. They did it for LLaMA.

There’s been a lot of open source alternatives to Stable Diffusion lately and it’s great.

I don’t think they would care if it didn’t get popular and having thousands of people trying it out, eating up huge amount of compute resources.

It’s a known quirk of LLMs.

It’s definitely cost. There are other ways to make it generate text that is similar to training data without needing it to endlessly repeat words so I doubt OpenAI cares in that aspect.

“leak training data”? What? That’s not how LLMs work. I guess a sensational headline attracts more clicks than a factually accurate one.

If you do this and then later you face some sort of issue with Windows, remember that it might not be Windows’ fault.

Doesn’t that mean your brightness is set too high?

Minecraft. I wanted host a dedicated Minecraft server so I rented a VPS and needed a free, lightweight OS. I’ve been tinkering with Linux ever since.

I love Linux and Windows, I wouldn’t trade one for the other.

Then I really don’t see how it’s a plus. Smaller kernel size? lol

Lucky you. I’ve run out of his videos to watch.

You can choose not to use it even if Linux supports it.

Does Steam Deck support VRR on its built-in display?

I’m not defending any corps specifically. I’m against any kind of piracy that incurs additional costs to the service/product providers.

Pirating movies, software, games, music are totally fine but breaching the ToS on online services is kinda scummy. It could be a big corp or a small website ran by someone in their bedroom, it doesn’t matter.

I wish I could care but Valve doesn’t want to sell it here so whatever.