Exactly right. Funny thing is he’s had Pepper X waiting for just such an event, but decided to release it anyway because nobody could beat the reaper. But they were getting close, so time to pull ahead again.
https://kagi.com/search?q=the+intercept shows a nice wikipedia description:
I know Ed Currie personally. He's a great dude, gives back to the community, and is a total mad scientist. He has peppers waiting in the wings which put this one to shame!
That's a shame, because I much prefer the interface to Lemmy's.
"Circumstantial Evidence"... yeah. The circumstance is that South Carolina is extremely racist (I live here) and the congresswoman who drew this map is extremely racist. The same shit was just proven racist in ALABAMA of all places... but not here? Unreal.
Comparing current LLMs to the ENIAC is thought-provoking; I understand the eagerness to extrapolate in that direction. That being said, I don't think it will be linear or even logarithmic in progress. The current state of computing and technological advancement has become:
- Initial introduction or release
- Major hype and influx of greed money. <- we are here
- Failure to live up to the hype, resulting in the tech becoming a punchline and gobs of money lost
- Renaissance of the tech as its true potential is eventually realized, which doesn't match the original hype but ends up very useful
- Iteration and improvement with no clear "done" or "achieved" milestone, it just becomes part of society
So cool. We are on the cusp of very interesting times in exploration again.
Bennu's exterior were so loosely packed that if a person were to step onto the surface, they might sink in, much like a pit of plastic balls in children's play areas.
No they wouldn't, that thing barely as any gravity and that's why it's so loosely packed. But the visual is fun. Galactic ball pit!
If you're on MacOS, Orion is really good. Zero telemetry, built-in ad blocker, supports both Firefox AND Chrome extensions.
Enshittification. They've turned the corner of chasing profits by being user-hostile.
Now that Medium has fully enshittified, and Substack is well on its way, where can I publish for free with good discoverability and no paywall? I've considered starting my own blog site using a static site generator, but I figured I'd get people's thoughts prior to doing that. Thanks!
Nobody hates computers more than programmers. I speak from experience.
How about they "reimagine" the series as a good game instead of a pile of unbalanced, buggy hot garbage?
