ML is still very useful and used everyday. LLM could have been a nice tool in niche applications, but instead, big capitalists ruined that for us, and torching the environment and wrecking the economy with it instead.
If you can give AI a deeply complex code base and ask it to find the likely cause of an obscure bug, and the solution is right, then you’ll have to acknowledge that some form of reasoning is going on, no?
Absolutely not. LLMs are just prediction engines for words.
If a LLM has the right answer, it only means that the model had the correct training data for your issue. Nothing more.
Let's not forget that mega corpos benefit heavily from government subsidized R&D in universities, insert themselves within the R&D and claim innovation as their own.
Tech is built on FOSS and private corporations act like they invented butter.
It's probably made in the same factory, but there is more QA in the chain (normally/I hope) and then the batteries have multiple middlemen taking a cut with IFixit adding their profit margin on top of every middlemen costs.
Increasingly more people can't pay for basics like rent and food, is it far fetched that they won't pay 25-30$ for a t-shirt when they are indebting themselves more each month?
If you can afford ethically sourced clothes and you buy crap on Amazon, you are definitely a problem.
But if you just scrape by, you shouldn't be blamed for buying a 5$ t-shirt.
The cost of living for basic stuff has far surpassed the wage growth though, so this isn't just a budgeting problem (though there is some of that).
And I hate how individuals are blamed for their poor choices when the corpos are spending billions to try and distillate how to make people spend their hard earned money on them.
Our society is anti-humans and individuals are blamed because they succumb to the harsh pressure put on them everyday.
Yes there are shitty people that are outright dumb, but the number of people barely scraping by is rising and they are blamed personally for a system designed to crush them.
Alex's channel is way more informative because he is knowledgeable on what he does, while Jake's current content is not his specialty. He just stumble through his way to rebuild the farm (but I like the content still).
You don't need to like cars to like Alex's channel. And he also has a 2nd channel with tech content (Zip Tie Tech i think?)
It's just more content baby!
ML is still very useful and used everyday. LLM could have been a nice tool in niche applications, but instead, big capitalists ruined that for us, and torching the environment and wrecking the economy with it instead.
Absolutely not. LLMs are just prediction engines for words.
If a LLM has the right answer, it only means that the model had the correct training data for your issue. Nothing more.
Fruit juice is the sugar of the fruits without the fibers. So not much different than a soda sugar wise.
November being the worst offender.
Autumn colors are gone, it's wet all the time and the days are getting shorter. It's always cold, there is no fruits to go pick up.
I am bummed to learn that Framework sponsored DHH events like that.
It sucks because what Framework is trying to achieve is really cool.
Let's not forget that mega corpos benefit heavily from government subsidized R&D in universities, insert themselves within the R&D and claim innovation as their own.
Tech is built on FOSS and private corporations act like they invented butter.
It's both.
But companies like Meta profit from harm they do to the population and should be reigned in.
One of the biggest lie to keep the current system in place.
Private corporations parasite themselves into R&D paid for by the government and act like they invented the fire again.
The Internet is built on FOSS and got captured to be sold back to us.
Capitalism breeds innovation just like people leave their partner when they finally have enough to be abused.
Filter coffee is around 150mg caffeine per cup.
Espresso 80mg per shot.
Thst should get you through the math of caffeine intake.
It's probably made in the same factory, but there is more QA in the chain (normally/I hope) and then the batteries have multiple middlemen taking a cut with IFixit adding their profit margin on top of every middlemen costs.
Increasingly more people can't pay for basics like rent and food, is it far fetched that they won't pay 25-30$ for a t-shirt when they are indebting themselves more each month?
If you can afford ethically sourced clothes and you buy crap on Amazon, you are definitely a problem.
But if you just scrape by, you shouldn't be blamed for buying a 5$ t-shirt.
If you are the tinkerer type, definitely checkout Zip Tie Tuning.
I am not into cars myself, but Alex is a good host and the content is pretty good.
The cost of living for basic stuff has far surpassed the wage growth though, so this isn't just a budgeting problem (though there is some of that).
And I hate how individuals are blamed for their poor choices when the corpos are spending billions to try and distillate how to make people spend their hard earned money on them.
Our society is anti-humans and individuals are blamed because they succumb to the harsh pressure put on them everyday.
Yes there are shitty people that are outright dumb, but the number of people barely scraping by is rising and they are blamed personally for a system designed to crush them.
He was always a computer hardware guy and stumbled his way into other stuff without trying to master the knowledge.
Alex's channel is way more informative because he is knowledgeable on what he does, while Jake's current content is not his specialty. He just stumble through his way to rebuild the farm (but I like the content still).
You don't need to like cars to like Alex's channel. And he also has a 2nd channel with tech content (Zip Tie Tech i think?)
That's like training a new model with every new junior dev.
I've read other articles yesterday which pretty much said the same stuff, just didn't notice the mention of child star.
Wasn't she a child actor? They seem to have it extra rough compared to people getting into Hollywood later in life.
Absolutely, making the food is way less expensive and always has been.