Yes, finally a sensible use is being reported here. LLMs are pretty good at summation and categorization. I have a pretty big media library I'm thinking of using local models to categorize. Since it doesn't much matter how long it takes, I can underclock everything and let it just plod along.

That doesn't follow. There are other ways Apple could benefit by keeping down Grok. They have their own AI investments, for example.

Class warfare never stops, because money never sleeps.

They have a lot to do with veracity.

The Germans are a bunch of ass clowns, and have been since the early to late nineties depending on who you talk about. BMW went to shit earliest, Mercedes latest.

Having that shit in the browser at all lurking where they can turn it back on with an update like they have done to me repeatedly with "features" in the past is having it forced on us.

This is very simple. It's not profitable to capture and transport the methane from those sites. It would be even more expensive to capture it, make hydrogen from it, and transport the hydrogen.

If it makes you feel any better, Pocket is gone.

Yes, the same Pocket they spent $20M on specifically to get more chances to collect user data.

He was not necessarily wrong. We are still headed there. The only question is whether industrialized society will survive long enough to reach that point.

Firefox was supposed to be a platform that you extended with add-ons if you wanted to do fancy shit.

Instead they are forcing fancy shit on us by putting it directly into the browser.

If this kind of functionality must be included for some reason, it should at least be an add-on which can be conveniently disabled.

He knows because no matter how many five star rankings his bot army gives the app, it never rises above being a gigantic #2.

I hate them because of my experiences with them vs. the Japanese automakers. They are incompetent at everything except marketing.

I've owned nearly 30 vehicles starting with a 1960 Dodge Dart (which was great for its day) and now I drive a prior-generation Versa with a six speed, perhaps the most underrated vehicle of all time. It has unaccountably great suspension and plenty of power to do its job. Too bad about the poor paint, but it wasn't designed to last forever.

I've had about half American cars, and that old Dodge aside, they were all poop compared to the imports.

You didn't. You got a hallucinated result that checks out.

That's pretty amazing, it fools a lot of people into thinking that it's non-hallucinated when it checks out. But that doesn't make it not hallucination.

For an LLM the only context available is that some tokens are or aren't associated with other tokens. For a creature with a brain, the tokens themselves have meaning beyond mathematical proximity. We can understand why the tokens would be associated with one another, or not. To us, "tree" is not just a word associated with "leaf" and vice versa, the leaf is understood as part of and a product of the tree, not just near the tree.

Wasn't what the NYT said just a bad ripoff of what Lord Kelvin said specifically about heavier than air flying machines? But without understanding it? The same NYT that never misses a chance to say nice things about Nazis, while we're here.

That's literally how the immune system works all the time. Some mystery invader gets into your system and your immune system learns from it. That's like saying you shouldn't use a fork to pick up food and convey it to your mouth while you're eating!