I mean, smart fridge COULD be scanning its contents and adjusting the cooling intensity based on that.

Looks around at where product design is usually heading

I mean, a smart fridge COULD be scanning it’s contents and adjust the displayed ads and sold data about you based on that.

THE END IS NEAR!

^(what exactly is ending is subject to interpretation)^

Maybe they’re as tall as bicycles are long?

Oooohhhh, those memories - back then, when I googled and the results always linked to ExpertSEXchange - but the company proxy server blocked that because it obviously is a porn site… 🤦

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And how many runs were bug free?

…one

That’s the default mode

At first, I was at loss, too. But on a second glance…

How it started:

Or you need a customer service agent, but don’t actually care about your customers and don’t want to pay someone

How it’s going:

IKEA

Chevy

…

GPE is only Pro and higher. No luck on home.

Wait, does butplug.io have a discord server?

Did they fall off?

In German there’s the word Dachhase (literally translated “roof hare”). Why it exists? Well…

There are several reports that people ate cats in the 1600-1900, especially the poor when times were hard. And if you gut a cat, cut it’s paws, head and tail and remove it’s fur, the remainder look similar to what would remain of hares. Since cats can reach the roofs, but hare don’t, this term was coined.

See also https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dachhase (no English page available)

I have a Copilot license at work. We also have an in house „ChatGPT clone“ - basically a private deployment of that model so that (hopefully) no input data gets used to train the models.

There are some usecases that are neat. E.g. we’re a multilingual team, so having it transcribe, translate (and summarize) a meeting so that it’s easier to finalize and check a protocol. Coming back from a vacation and just ask it summarize everything you missed for a specific area of your work (to get on track before just checking everything chronologically) can be nice, too.

Also we finetuned a model to assist us in writing and explaining code from a domain specific language with many strange quirks that we use for a tool and that has poor support from off the shelf LLMs.

But all of these cases have one thing in common: They do not replace the actual work and are things that will be checked anyways (even the code one, as we know there are still many flaws, but it’s usually great at explaining the code now - not so at writing it). It’s just a convenient method to check your own work - and LLM hallucinations will usually be caught anyway.

Half Life Alyx: Episode One

:p

When I click on catbox.moe images on Lemmy, I don’t see a difference between being on a VPN, my WiFi at home, on mobile data oder a random Hotspot. It either loads like back in the days when we had dial up connections or in >90% of the cases I get a connection timeout. It’s a pita to the point that I check the link on Lemmy before clicking on it and have a very hard time to not justify instantly down voting the poster for using that service.

On Metas private servers, I assume?

So, the beautiful original that was opened 1982 has a cheap copy opened in 1836?

That could have worked out, had you used e.g. the arch of Macedonia that opened in 2012…

Well, we could already be there for decades (not only AI, but search engines and other technologies, too)