lol no. The EFF argument is that we need recommender algorithms or teens are losing their free speech, which is hilariously wrong to the point of harm. Lemmy has no recommender algorithm just like the majority of forums in existence, saying they stop free speech is a horrendous argument.
Like mayonnaise, aioli is an emulsion or suspension of small globules of oil and oil-soluble compounds in water and water-soluble compounds. Many older recipes do not include egg, but nowadays, egg or egg yolk is the usual emulsifier
Purists insist that true aioli must contain garlic and no other seasoning (except salt).[12]
Kinda like claiming pizza doesn’t have cheese.
But yeah the majority of aioli you are eating will be mayonnaise based.
You can just delete it. When you search choose delete, I think it’s on the right side.
Mayo. Not for the mayo itself, but because to make any aioli you must start with mayo. And aioli is fucking amazing for so many things. If you ever had a next level meal at a restaurant it was probably because of an aioli.
This has to be one of the dumbest arguments for anarchism I’ve seen. Like, there’s lots of good reasons, this isn’t one of them. Some people would say that the purpose of government is literally to care for others through mechanisms that you don’t understand or can’t know the depth of. Wait, that’s the sole purpose.
Gotta disagree with this one. Forums have worked fine for decades for disseminating information. Lemmy is a perfect example of this. Terrible argument imo.
Yes please. YT isn’t a proper source unless it’s literally the source, for example something like TIL Felix baumgartner jumped from space in xxxx and it’s the actual video.
And yeah I’m sick of the news articles too.
Not really. The output of LLMs is massively increased global warming, increased prices of goods and services, decreased number of jobs, increased numbers of bugs in software, massive increase in wealth migration from poor to the rich, and increased surveillance. None of that has to do with the quality of the users. Just using it at all results in all of those things.
In what world is a production codebase 75k lines. A single project at my last company was 1.4 million lines of code. Every single one of our microservices had more lines of code than that. And just my team was responsible for 50+ microservices. And thirteen tokens per line is hilariously low.
Holding a week of chat in your head is nothing when 90% of it is stuff that is incorrect or discussed and minds changed. This is exactly why my boss keeps saying conflicting things, the LLM doesn’t know what is true or not. It just regurgitates the random thing from context.
Almost none of them run closed loop systems. They’re extremely expensive, and even if they did they actually still use just as much water, it’s just that the water is now being spent at a gas or coal power plant instead of on site due to the increased energy usage.
The systems that most data centers use are called adiabatic cooling systems. They evaporate water after a closed loop because the problem isn’t moving the heat away from the servers, it’s getting rid of them fast enough.
Conveniently most data center providers provide absolutely no statistics about these things because they look very bad to the public, but researchers have calculated usage.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/09/18/energy-ai-use-electricity-water-data-centers/
https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/data-centers-and-water-consumption
I’m also not really a fan of technology connections. He just says the same thing 20 different ways for thirty plus minutes. His videos could literally be 5-10 minutes long and you wouldn’t notice any loss in learning.
It sure is useful at making my boss post a lot of conflicting things because AI can’t understand context at all. “Force multiplier” doesn’t mean it’s multiplying good things. It can just as easily multiply nonsense.