RichardDegenne @ RichardDegenne @lemmy.zip

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Congratulations! You have invented reasoning models!

Here's what I do on my phone most of the time nowadays:

• Practice sudoku @ sudoku.coach
• Practice chess @ Lichess
• Practice Japanese @ renshuu.org

I almost got rid of all of my doomscrolling with actual brain activity. It feels great, and having different topics to choose from helps break the monotony.

It's like girlsmath but for CFOs, I love it

foot pounds

Careful, you spelt "newton-meter" wrong. 🙃

his Scooby-Doo villain ass

Oh, so we live in the "Scooby gang lost" timeline. Everything makes sense now.

There's no way I read all of this and survive.

Eh, I'd have more fun if we didn't mention this asshat altogether. 😛

Another successful Saturday night in my book!

OK Google, handle this social interaction as if I was inebriated.

I just think relying on a strawman is not a very good way to make fun of something.

He says so much dumb shit that you don't really have to exaggerate in order to make him sound stupid.

Mandatory straw man fallacy Wikipedia link.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man

Outsourcing your revolution to the billionaire oligarch has to be one of the takes of all time.

Me: Can we have Lenin?

Mom: We have Lenin at home.

Lenin at home:

They would be, if the political and electoral system supported it.

Which is obviously not the case in the US.

The only game I don't already have in here is Nioh, and after seeing Iron Pineapple's recent video on the latest installment, I'd be delighted to be able to give it a try! 😊

Also, huge thanks to @Druid and @Demigodrick for running this kind of stuff. ❤️

It does say "any" and not "every", though, so you're fine if you can parry in Dark Souls but not Dark Souls 2, for instance.

Mandatory Brandolini's Law plug.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini's_law

Customs and Border Protection

It's annoying that marketing and consumers have created this very wrong perception about "what" an LLM is.

On the one hand, yes.

On the other hand, if it needs me to hold its hand on top of the electric power of a small city to solve a fucking zebra puzzle, then I don't care about it or how it works, it is not useful technology.

"It can't be that stupid, you must be prompting it wrong."

A timeless classic as this point.