meme_historian

u/meme_historian@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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I'm a Red Lizzard, stealthy as fuck, skilled in pickpocketing, lock picking, and backstabbing. Also I'm basically a demi-god.

I think I'm pretty good

on onions · c/lemmyshitpost · 1 pts · 13d

The part about texture makes me wonder...what kind of onion do you mean exactly? Cause off the top of my head there's about 7 different preparations with vastly different texture and flavor profiles that come to mind

It's funny I've lived with these all my life without even considering it πŸ˜… Even public bathrooms which have to accommodate all kinds of people and ungodly usage scenarios commonly have those here. I've never heard stories of it being a problem ever.

However, these are usually mounted in solid brick or concrete walls, so that's probably why it works here

on Dr. Thanos, PhD. · c/memes · 0 pts · 20d

Or we could try to not live and consume resources at the scale of the average US household (let alone the accursed millionaire and billionaire classes).

Plenty of stuff to go around actually

I mean, you could do away with package managers altogether... Just always include "use standard library components only" in every prompt.

Added bonus, your program will be very secure because it would very rarely be affected by any publicly known CVEs.

/s

on Me_irl · c/me_irl · 52 pts · 27d

🎡 And that's about the time my boss blew up on me, nobody likes you when you fall asleep, instead of doing your job, what the hell is minimum wage? My boss says: at least act engaged! What's my wage again? What's my wage again? 🎡

Likely translation: scaling their models is hitting diminishing returns, while the business world is slowly realizing the math ain't mathing and they're not suddenly 10x more efficient and profitable than before LLM adoption.

So Sammy and the others need a plausible cover story why capabilities aren't evolving at break neck speed anymore, to prevent their beautiful bubbly bubble from crashing down on them