Then it decides to roll back the update because fuck you, and then you’re sitting there disappointed that it took 20 minutes from you you’ll never get back

When I was in year 12 of high school last year, some students attempted to use ChatGPT to write their practice exams for them. Mind you, these practice exams are the same as proper state mandated exams, where there are to be zero electronics used whatsoever unless it’s a disability aid, but the practice ones are also just that, to practice your skills, not to write it off as some worthless obligation.

There were actually heaps more of these students who entirely used LLMs for their assignments, would be made to rewrite them because it’s AI written, then proceed to have ChatGPT write it again and pass it through a ‘humaniser’ which just made it unreadable. It’s alarming that these people are willing to stop using their mind at all just because some service from half way across the world wrote an essay better than they could before.

Crapless

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“We are now rolling back the update we already spent 40 minutes installing. Resistance is futile.”

I swear, AMD and Microsoft are two brain cells competing for third place

Што?

Wowza, nobody had foreseen this happening! Well, apart from everyone in the tech sector, and all who were laid off in almost every sector, and everyone else… ahh forget it!

Plot twist: it turns out to be a ploy for the three to make boatloads of money

On my MacBook Air m2, I’m currently using Qwen 3.5 4b with 8 bit quantisation, and even at its maximum context length, multiple web search RAGs, and the model being built for vision and reasoning, it only ever hits 4.3gb of memory tops.

I run it though LM Studio, so paired with the fact it’s a Mac, your mileage may vary in terms of how much memory it uses, but it does have [from my experience] an output quality a bit over ChatGPT 4o, and is actually really solid for research purposes if that’s what you’re looking for.

Jimmy Jack McDaniel

Had the whole bottle I presume?

So running a community forum on a decade old laptop, or someone using a hand-me-down phone to watch videos are equal to openAI’s stargate hyperscaler?

We don’t classify a laptop a data centre just because it was repurposed as a web server, and furthermore, devices are so powerful today that you could probably do the same on a smart watch.

Either you don’t know what a data centre is, or are intentionally skewing the definition of “data centre” to fit your snarky reply.

To make it more efficient, we should have as many people as possible doing the hole punching

For what reason?

Wait, didn’t he talk about the antichrist at a conference, and basically describe himself? Pretty fitting honestly

So I guess the plan is to make a somehow buoyant hyperscaler powered on tidal energy tech which is pretty much still in its infancy, and radiate all the heat in an already too hot ocean?

Lovely idea, Theil, I hope it leaks.

Then they get pissed off and try to convince you that you’re manipulating them

I mean, OneDrive did the same, except their tactic was just to delete your files instead of store them, instead of increasing it…

Have you tried reminiscing of a void instead, which lacks any sensory input or memories, but includes full awareness, which happened to be your first ever conscious experience? Wait, that’s just me? Oh.

Sure, these glasses are a corporate surveillance state nightmare, but keep in mind, assault shouldn’t be something you consider, unless it’s justifiable.

Most places have law stating the public can be recorded freely by anyone, which is basically why these exist, so the justification needs to actually hold weight, such as being stalked or other reasons.

There’s also the fact that these glasses could be used by disabled individuals who are using them as aids, and quite frankly, assaulting a disabled person, even if you don’t know they’re disabled is a significant aggravating factor in court. You really don’t want that for yourself.