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What does World of Warcraft’s market have to do with this?

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Octothorpe, ftfy

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Don’t give them ideas.

Idk. In that case some diggity isn’t enough. Hot diggity on the other hand 🤌

You only want in the correct amount. Not enough diggity is almost as bad as too much diggity. So by diggity extension, an overwhelming amount of diggity is indeed too much diggity and thus not diggity at all.

Diggity diggity.

It’s when you tell your cat “I farted” in french

The other thing that might be a dealbreaker for you is no contactless payments with things like google wallet will work. But you could always just attach your credit card to the back of your phone and :tada: it works again lol

The R1S doesn’t have a start/stop button. Or at least the 2025 version doesn’t.

Afaik Walmart does the same.

EBay is a different service as is Wayfair.

Your own website as the manufacturer doesn’t have the reach of these other platforms. (in an age of SEO and AI searches it really doesn’t have to be that way).

The strongest argument here is in favor of Aliexpress. Which isn’t without issues and heavily lobbied by amazon to have even more issues in the US.

Absolutely, stop using Amazon. Except what’s the alternative? They’ve wedged themselves in that space, and bought out any other competitor. So either they get forced to compete with themselves (by breaking the company apart) or they adhere to anti-monopoly laws where they’re not allowed to influence other prices as part of their agreement.

So what’s the propaganda here? Is there actually not a Uyghur “Situation” according to you? Or is the propaganda that the US and the west also do things like this? Because two wrongs don’t make a right.

Cause right now I’m in the camp of they all do some truly fucked up shit.

Edit: gotta love the downvotes with no fucking explanation.

And your 15 years are superior to mine because?..

Note: I didn’t say - use it to code.

But real question for you. Is the alternative you wouldn’t have done that at all?

Summarizing and finding codeblocks. Fucking A+.

So much so, that it’s pretty much 100% necessary in software engineering now. And I hate it that I’m forced to use something that I know is so detrimental in other aspects.

I respectfully disagree with the dead end part of your argument. A dead end would be if they provided no value.

While the environmental and social downsides are massive negatives on the tech, it is actually doing something.

Past iterations are completely useless, but more recent iterations show us a more polished side to LLMs that actually do enhance how we do some things.

Is it worth it? My gut says no, but its both too late and too early to call it. (late in the environmental and societal impact, too early in the tech iteration)

As far as the “dead end” argument goes, I have to say that’s a hard disagree. Humanity is filled with technological advances that “stand on the shoulders of giants” and improve on previous techs. Even if LLMs themselves don’t prove to be the thing that we’ve been promised by the people driving it, it is taking us one step closer to AGI (whether that’s a good goal or not, that’s still up for debate)

From here on, I think there’s still quite a bit these models can improve, and I hope a lot of that improvement goes into making it more energy efficient, more water efficient in turn.

If by a dead end you mean that we can’t reach an AGI from an LLM, I think that’s correct, however an LLM might help us figure out what is needed for an AGI.

This is wrong on so many levels but I’d be lying if I said this comment didn’t make me almost spill my coffee laughing.

Is this loss?

This is why we have debug and release builds.

So that when actual clients tell us there’s an error on line 42 we close the bug instantly as a no repro.

/s