Ranamar
@ranamar
When did I go from grudgingly creating a Twitter account so I could upload some pictures to actively making a Bluesky account? I almost certainly won't follow you back unless you're someone I know, but don't let that stop you. (he/him)
Okay, looking it up, that looks like 50% to 66% off the list price on their web site, at least for business plans:
And this is even the, like, not-weird stuff seems to get led astray in ways that just have me going, "Why? How?" even as the actual search results answer my question:
It's less funny a headline than some of the others, but it's great someone is writing stuff like this:
Wikipedia says this is the only other one involving Germans from that war, at least: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operati...
I want to see what they'd do with this one, now... upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...
Somewhat ironically, I saw this linked (today) by Cory Doctorow. I agree it's not a malicious conspiracy but merely sacrificing everything on the altar of eternal growth, and TBH I think the conspiratorial framing confuses the issue. www.wheresyoured.at/never-forgiv...
Rainbow machine! (serendipity as the sun was setting behind me; getting the best angle was difficult)
Ah, here we go... this is something. Actually, right now is weird because instead of having a recession and then decreasing unemployment, currently unemployment is slowly increasing after the recovery from the COVID unemployment spike.
Not all of them are so kind, and I don't blame the ones who aren't for being angry. (I intentionally cropped this down to basically just the shirt, which is onscreen for less than a second.)
I saw this on a Discord for a game in early access, and it's just so depressing. Why would you ever think a chatbot would be able to answer this? (As it happens, this is misunderstanding game mechanics in a way that would make ignorant guessing extra go extra much in the wrong direction.)
So, uh, I'm massively against things like this embarrassingly nonfunctional waste of compute that could have been a link that just pulled up the graph at the end. (... which is what I *thought* it was!) And, of course, it just makes up numbers while pretending to do math, too.
None of any of the stuff in these screenshots is training. This is all whether they send queries to use the already-trained models. THAT'S WHAT PERSONALIZATION IS!
Having just heard about the round 3 results for the MA flag, seal, and motto commission, I decided to look up some of the round 2 ones. A lot of them I had pretty neutral reactions to, but this one made me laugh because it's such a very identifiable representation of a specific line from a poem.
I have three in the top row of this shitpost image, never mind several others farther down or that can't be wangled into a box here!
I'm also fascinated by the degree to which clearly I formed my impressions in HS and college. I was *wrong* about which term is used more, both then and now (at least in books).
It's a shame we don't have polling results from August in this graph, but it sure looks like that ban might have been responsible for undecideds to break for Harris.
Actually, I take that back: They quote someone who says these are things Nazis say.
Sure, but if we put Amazon's IPO at about the same point where OpenAI released DALL-E, they're currently the red dot here. That's incidentally Amazon's worst "loss" year, too! People point at Amazon, which was pretty carefully just barely losing money, to justify losing many times their revenue.
I initially thought from the aerial photos that it was forested, and my reaction was basically this:
Although, actually reading up, here's the kind of child who was dropped off at an older age: ones with developmental difficulties.
This headline/subhead is even funnier, given what we've done to reduce uncertainty.
Wow, this bit feels downright Cassandra in her prophetic mode, two and a half years later:
I wouldn't trust these guys, not even the ones who say they've repented of their slaving ways: