Because humans are social creatures, and we like to know that other people understand our pain.
For example, I might complain that I got a bad review as an actor. What I need is for people to say "Fuck that critic!" and "That really sucks man." not "Have you tried taking classes to get better?" Sure, that's objectively the correct advice but it isn't what even the most logical human wants to hear when they're upset.
Was just thinking about this. Usenet guarantees a certain amount of time ~10 years, and a torrent only lasts as long as people are willing to seed. The problem is, long term seeding takes up too much individual space, and I never know when it's necessary. Obviously I'm not wasting 500GB of storage to seed something with 100+ seeders. More trackers should offer bonus points for things with less than 2-3 seeders to ensure long term survival of the media.
Only reason I don't think so is because now the donate button has been gone for too long.
There very much is learning of concepts. This is completely provable. You can give it problems it has never seen before and it will come up with good solutions.
She's still a ditz, even if she's supposedly a genius which always seemed out of character to me.
Kind of amazing how often people fall for obvious trolls. I pray to god none of the upvoters ever run across a con artist.
99% sure Jarate was in the first big alt weapon patch, because it's the last patch I enjoyed playing lol. Bow, Sandvich, Bonk, etc. came out at the same time.
Problem is I don't think the average person knows caffeine dosage. It should really say "As much caffeine as four coffees" or "a fuckload of caffeine" not "400mg caffeine".
So far Zuck has been the biggest contributor to the open source LLM scene, releasing LLaMA 1 and 2 for free. They also released PyTorch for free, which is quite important to AI development.
Yes, Facebook is shitty, but Musk has been a lot better about AI stuff.
Never heard of it. Have you compared to Mythalion?
They are a non-profit board set up precisely to exercise caution over rapid AI development.