Kind of a new Slashdot effect? I think I'm actually seeing some evidence of higher than usual mortality among old websites and I've been wondering if the cause might be AI spiders seeking more training data. Latest victim might be Tripod? But that one was already a ghost zombie website...
The ISS was a money pit from the start.
No, it's produced great knowledge on maintaining rotting clunky shit in space. Maybe that knowledge will pay off handsomely one day. It's always been hard to predict the utility of cutting edge R&D.
Just givvit a few good kicks, will work like a Millennium Falcon charm.
Stop the vocab fight! It's pointless and useless! Every known definition of "AI" and even "intelligence" has big flaws. I've been in hundreds of such debates, No Human nor Bot Has Ever Proposed A Hole-Free Definition of "Intelligence", so go home and shuddup already!
...for fucking up like ChatGPT can. Take that Atari!
[ChatGPT] first blaming the Atari icons as too abstract...continued badly and that the AI chatbot repeatedly requested that the match start over
To anybody that wants to know, it is already clear that LLMs, including the "reasoning" variant, have zero reasoning abilities
A good many humans don't either. They memorize patterns, rituals, slogans, etc. but can't think logically.
"So, how do these illegal therapy bots make you feel? Do they remind you of your mother?"
Dear Rude Neckbeard, YOU were not clear on whether you meant Mel not having enough energy, or outright dying. I interpreted it as the first (although perhaps should have stated that assumption in hindsight).
Because it's bundled with MS's Big Beautiful Bundle. Clueless managers only look at the superficial cost savings and don't factor in the wasted labor from dealing with bad bundled products compared to a real application from a more competent different vendor.
Penny Wise Pound Foolish.
I wanted to murder Teams hundreds of times over the past few years. It's slowly getting better, going from F-minus to D-minus, but it still sucks the big one to Hell and back. Employees just eventually get used to its many oddities and flaws and learn to work around them.
The only reason so many shops use this P.O.S. is that MS bundles it with all the other MSware, making it a "really terrific deal". It couldn't survive in the market as a single product, even if open-sourced.
But the bundle "deal" is penny-wise-pound-foolish, because the total labor wasted dealing with its f$ckage is much more than the bundle savings. PHB's don't weight the labor waste into the judgement because it's not taken directly out of their own budget.
SharePoint is in a similar boat.
Again with the missed opportunities for humor, but too late to even contribute to the discussion... My time is too slow for Slashdot time?
There was so much potential in the idea of the Navy invading the contractor to get the ovens fixed.
We all agree on the necessity of compromise. We just can't agree on when it's necessary to compromise. -- Larry Wall
