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Comment Back to algorithmic content, sigh (Score 1) 56

A lot of BlueSky users use it because it's not supposed to be algorithmic, you're supposed to create your own feeds. Of course people are jerks and abuse hashtags, and for example I see a lot of political posts with game development or art hashtags, but you can just easily block these people. This "user personalisation" sounds like it's one step towards yet another algorithm-based shitty monetisation model, because clearly they still have no new ideas on that department. Well, there's always Mastodon...

Comment Re:Grammarly wants your emails and calendar (Score 1) 17

At my university, we used to tell students "Use Grammarly instead of using AI". Well that ship has sailed. Students and academic institutions are in danger with all the AI integration. Fuck the human replacement attempts indeed, but the ones that should listen are too busy trying to replace humans for imaginary gains.

Comment Supercomputing and the masses (Score 2) 31

I always think it's a bit sad that, when they started, GPUs brought pretty much supercomputing power to the masses using affordable hardware, democratising compute if you could frame your problem to be solved by GPUs. Now it's swung the other way - AI model training is only possible if you're loaded and shady enough to have access to big compute/data. 2007 was such a landmark year - CUDA and smartphones - who knew that these super-cool technologies would lead to such a crap timeline with social media, crypto and genAI

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