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No thinking is not the same as no actions, we had bots in games for decades and that bots look like they act reasonably but there never was any thinking.
I feel like ‘a lot of agency’ is wrong as there is no agency, but it doesn’t mean that an LLM in a looped setup can’t arrive to these actions and perform them. It doesn’t require neither agency, nor thinking
It’s kinda good but also reads a bit like
sorry we got caught we never intended to
Yeah those also can’t think, and it will not change soon
The real problem though is not if LLM can think or not, it’s that people will interact with it as if it can, and will let it do the decision making even if it’s not far from throwing dice
They have a few good point in all of that, but some are really out of this world:
Demonstrate that one junior plus AI can match a small team’s output.
Yeah, that’s going to fare well for both an employee and an employer. Not hiring juniors is the real problem and it’s not juniors who should get pushed even more to solve it
It the video the guy makes unfolding motion 25 times in 20 seconds. If your phone is rated for 10k folds you can get at least 2.5 hours of gameplay from that /s
By that time there was a lot brewing in Spain for quite a long time, but it might have helped to reduce the opposition to successor’s reforms. We will never know for sure, of course
Turns out now it’s also the majority
Bobcats are relatively ok, maybe you meant cougar (mountain lion) or wolverine? The latter is especially nasty
Not sure this pricing crisis will not have an impact on consoles, too
In cross-post section it shows the first post to be 4y ago: https://lemmy.ml/post/88664
Why is that relevant now?
I recently tried Pop!OS liveUSB without a mouse connected to PC, there were some accessibility issues but one was unrelated to mouse and pretty cursed:
I chose system language to be something non-latin-based, and ended up with a keyboard layout that can’t input English text. There was no way to change the layout and adding the US layout didn’t work, because system showed that the US layout is already the one and only available. So I couldn’t input commands to set things up but also couldn’t click in the UI to set things up
Might be the case, but I expect some things to be true, like desperation score and profit squeezing. I met call centre managers that were trying to optimise how little should workers spend without the call in progress, that might sound reasonable but they tried to ‘improve’ from less than 10s between calls already
I thought about pixels on rotating line, like this:
Relevant xkcd
Sometimes, you can tell Bloom filters are the wrong tool for the job, but when they’re the right one you can never be sure.
When I say that I feel dumb, it usually means that I’m in awe at how much complexity can be tamed, and I feel far from being able to do that. Maybe I should just word it that way next time
Except if you have an android phone with assistant enabled, it will hear ‘OK, Google’ even when mic is not on. Things they mention are not impossible to implement, but those will require to fiddle a lot with the hard- and software of the phone, something a manufacturer can totally do
On thunder there was no picture in post preview, but there is a picture in the post. Maybe it’s because of png format, or maybe Wikimedia does something weird when you embed links to it, dunno
Tbf, these days windows is so obscure, it also sucks for technical people, sometimes it’s practically impossible to find where to configure something even if you know it can be configured, even worse if you don’t know for sure
I used X11 on Mint until this November, but only because Wayland is not supported on Mint. I wanted to switch because even if Wayland is not there yet, I believe that it needs more users to switch to polish rough edges faster. And because I know how switching from legacy can take forever if you wait until everything is perfect, I decided to switch to Wayland, it does miss a couple of features I need like programmatic keyboard input but there are workarounds
You can transpile from C to Malbolge and then run it (this will probably take forever for most of C programs). I thought it can be used for obfuscation, and sure enough Wiki already states that: