openAI should be truly embarrassed by this epic failure of chatGPT.
Low intelligence meat bag hackers managed to get into the USA's FBI. But chatGPT couldn't hack its way into some down under health website? This i snot the super intelligence(SI) that El Presidente was referring to. This is fake SI.
Terabecquerel(TBq) a Froglish or International System of Units(SI) unit for radioactivity.
1 Terabecquerel(TBq) = 27 Curie(Ci)
Microsoft email: Never before have there been so many Microsoft email security measures. Never before has email been so inconvenient for the end user due to Microsoft security measures. Never before Microsoft Exchange Online have there been so many breached email accounts.
It's kind of staggering. Like watching more people pile onto an overloaded, decrepit, sinking Thai boat, and then acting surprised when it sinks of capsizes.
Every other month, a new improved security system. Strong passwords, password rotation, MFA, phish resistant MFA, conditional access policies, passwordless, passkeys... 'This one will rule them all.' Yet, every day we see more Business Email Compromises(BEC) on Microsoft's platform than ever before.
Nobody is talking about breaches at GMail, AOL/Yahoo, Apple, cPanel, and self hosted servers. It's always Microsoft. Hmmm.
I'm happy to watch Flock burn.
But, don't lose sight of the bigger picture. It's not just Flock, Axon, Motorola and others are eager to take Flock's place. The surveillance will continue. At least until a congress critter or three gets caught out.
the market doesn't just correct, it panics, it liquidates, nobody can tell what's real, so everything is for sale at pennies on the dollar.
When?!?
what you see is the beginning of that process.
How long is that process? Friday's financial markets say the "bubble" will get even bigger starting tomorrow. So, when is your time horizon for the bubble burst. Is this a 5 year or a 50 year process? We're nearly 5 years deep into the generative AI mania and I don't see any burst potential for a good long while, if ever.
What I love about Rust is that they figured out yet another way to make the print command and syntax completely unique to the language as well as a confusing mess. And a chef's kiss fro having both print! and println!
fn main() {
println!("Hello World!");
}
No matter how many times I tell it to print NOT "Hello World!" it still prints it. So cool!
The article paints a bleak picture. But take a look at Luna's numbers https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fs.hdnux.com%2Fphotos%2F01%2F...
For a brick and mortar selling junk, and only open for two months, those are amazing numbers. Nearly 700 sales. ~$22,000 in revenue over the first two months.
To me, that's a fantastic start. If Luna can grow sales a bit it will be a success. And I suspect that it could grow sales by learning more about what sells and increasing its marketing.
This thing is on the cusp of success after two months. That's far better than most startups.
You may be right. But bullshit stochastic parrot doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.
This is an amazing capability.
Meanwhile, this morning I ask it for flight pricing information an it starts talking about converting Bitcoin. Why are the clankers so bad for me?
Just imagine if Matt took WordPress away from all of his opponents. Suppose he shuttered the project completely.
Can you imagine? No more WordPress. What a great day that would be.
Yours seems like a logical and well reasoned view.
But, are you sure that you have all the information? Do you think you know more about AI and what's going on inside the AI companies than these insiders?
I think the "top researcher" monikers are mostly hyperbole to sell the story. But, even if they were just summer interns, I'll wager that they know more than you or I.
Ten years is a long time and the capability of these spell checking clankers is increasing exponentially.
The story doesn't say how old this reactor is, why it was decommissioned, how much the government or consumers paid for the stupidly expensive shutdown process and likely ongoing maintenance, how much it will cost the government or consumers to shut it down again in the not too distant future... Decommissioning takes 10 - 15 years. Expensive, union labor.
I'm all in favor of nuclear power. But there is a considerable cost at the end of the line that always seems to get forgotten about until suddenly the utility needs $2billion from subscribers to clean and secure it for eternity. The entire lifecycle needs to be accounted for in advance.
All these AIs fighting for their piece of the pie. I'd expect such competition to lower prices. Yet everyone, regardless of quality/capability, seems to be stuck with Free(crap), $20, and $100 tiers.
Pretty pricey for a flooded market, I think.
Reviews included: "What the fuck did I just watch?"
Between that review and this Slashvertisement, I now know what I suspected all along. I now know that I'd rather get a root canal than watch this dreck about a psychopath.
For the baby's sake, I hope that the father is a decent father. But, he's gotta be kinda nuts too.
Still interesting that such a fruitcake could take in so damn many people. Supposedly smart people.
Is your job running? You'd better go catch it!
