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That's correct, I agree with you.

That requires this knowledge of how batteries work. Saying keep a battery pack and your phone at 100% could leave people in a situation worse than if they just used the battery manager to stop their phone at 85%. 99% of people will plug their battery pack in until it's full, stash it wherever they decide for emergencies, and will find a dead pack when they need it.

LLMs only become increasingly more politically correct. I would assume any LLM that isn't uncensored to return something about how that's inappropriate, in whatever way it chooses. None of those things by themselves present any real conflict, but once you introduce topics that have a majority dataset of being contradictory, the llm will struggle. You can think deeply about why topics might contradict themselves, llms can't. Llms function on reinforced neutral networks, when that network has connections that only strongly route one topic away from the other, connecting the two causes issues.

I haven't, but if you want, take just that prompt and give it to gpt3.5 and see what it does.

Yes

Yeah I know about all those, but unless they're someone that's privacy oriented, most people end up using closed oem solutions. It's kinda weird how some people will get angry at people not using full open Linux, and then go and login to their ring account to check their door if the notification for their Amazon package is correct. I didn't want to say it was a niche in my post but it is, so I wanted to expand that.

I'll crack anything open to solder some jumpers to the rom(or more likely the existing open pin placements where they flash at the factory) and poke around or just fully flash hardware. Where are the other people that do this? It's both hardware and software skilled. Lots of software people, lots of hardwares people. There should be a community to connect and build FOSS systems.

Well this applies to anything with a lipo/ion battery. If you charge your backup battery pack to 100% then store it, it's very probably you'll end up having a drained and fully dead battery when you need it.

Wonder if there are any battery packs designed for long term storage. They could hold 100%(4.2v or whatever) but would internally discharge slowly down to 80% then stop. I bet those huge batteries YouTubers use don't even have that level of BMS. It's trivial software but planned obsolescence that eco friendly capitalist companies would never do.

Here I am with 5 year old RC 5k cycle lipos that still have at least 80% of their manufacturing capacity.

Lol, I'll start using that for anyone who starts asking me questions about AI beyond "so you can make Obama rewrite the Bible in Chinese?".

I've been using Linux since Ubuntu was in the single digits. Looks like windows entering the double digits is finally the end. I thought win10 would be able to stay relatively unmolested, but nope, copilot button and bullshit right there in the bar. Why can't you just leave us the fuck alone. Your driving everyone away who doesn't have a professional obligation to use your OS. I'll still have to keep a old win10 boot drive that never connects to a network so I can play games and use CAD that Linux can't. As a KDE fanboi they've added pretty much everything I've always wished for and plasma 6 is launching.

Now is my time. Fuck you Microsoft. I won't miss you.

I wonder how much time and space there will be to "play" between the first case in the US that would uphold this standard legally, and when companies lock down AI from edge cases. I've been breaking generative LLMs since they hit public accessibility. I'm a blackhat "prompt engineer"(I fucking hate that term).

Just use the free plan but download whatever you plan on listening to using any of the countless tools to do exactly that.

Wait for ASICs. When I started mining bitcoin on dual core cpus I would have never believed a little USB stick would be doing 100x what 30 of those full sized pcs could. The software behind generative models still needs to be fleshed out for hardware to know what direction to go. But a little AI machine that only draws like 50w max but has 256gb of high speed RAM for model storage is not far away. Anyone with $500(or whatever idk) will be able to order a machine off ebay, load it up with whatever models they want, and start generating whatever they want locally.

The internet should be entirely decentralized. We have the technology.

I am having only issues with zotify on windows, randomly hit or miss, and like 90% miss.