Gosh! Will I ever read anything, or even enter my data, subscribe to anything due to this? Absolutely not!

thedrum.com -> blocklist

At least ChatGPT assumes too much from former conversations (even in unrelated new questions). It always needs a briefing to forget certain assumptions. It rarely asks for clarification instead of assuming too much.

So, it's answer generation is too dependent on tooling, system prompt and cache/memory to really have a guaranteed conversational experience.

General Mills, Dairy farmers of Ontario, ...

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S02615...

" Sources of funding This study was supported by the National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada (CRDJP 385597-09), Dairy Farmers of Ontario, and Kraft Canada Inc. Kraft Foods Global LLC (Chicago, Ill) provided the yogurt products, and McCain Foods Ltd (Toronto, Canada) provided the pizza for the experimental test meals. The funders had no role in the study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.

Conflict of interest The authors declare that there are no conflicts of interest. "

It's time to scrap all that junk science.

I wouldn't wonder if accumulated toxins get cleared on time if meals are taken more regular.

How can anyone use a platform where this is even an issue? Just because AWS is a failure in this regard, doesn't mean there aren't alternatives with fixed prices or others with easily settable limits.

How much water gets contaminated forever with microplastic due to the BS mixed fabric hype?

It's not black and white. Maybe those kids would have issues even without overconsumption. But I don't see anyone trying a proper approach (remove or at least restrict the distraction first). Instead those diagnoses seem to have become a cheap excuse for free wheeling.

* Putting down the throttle of my first BEV was magic (a rented ID3 Pro rented, it's not even performing like mad, but RWD gets it done). I laughed manically and in tears until arriving at home. Even laid back acceleration is still fun. ICE cars have become boring to me.

* The first time generating a longer working script with ChatGPT in its early incarnation was great! Correcting a broken web app by a junior dev with the help of Claude and ChatGPT was also crazy the first time.

* Letting the drone of my brother in law start and land from my hand, making incredible camera moves by pushing a few buttons was surreal.

* Hearing the first sounds of my mobile with Dolby Atmos was also like hallucinating. These tiny speakers have become unbelievable good for media consumption.

* Playing a recent e-piano that even mimics damper and co-vibrating strings. The improvements in tactile and acoustic experience are subtle but great

* I cannot wait to test a tone3000 neural amp modeling thingy -- the first time I heard a Kemper and tested even the basic Pod Go was also great.

* First picture of a laser projector: blown away. Next level of sharp picture.

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So, I don't know what you're talking about.

Single 5090, single H100, a few 4090s, a few Blackwell PRO 6000... that's all there often is as dedicated devices for a faculty (apart from the oversubscribed bigger clusters with big stuff).

Apart from the chairs doing vision, most of them use them headless. So, landfill will be highly unlikely, if things get sold fast enough.

All the sites in between only give a vague abstraction of that.

With great power, comes great responsibility. /s

You cannot argue with stupids

For me that's ridiculously bad and a waste of time.

They stopped updating the official documentation and there we are: their AI doesn't /know/ anything relevant for their products. Good luck getting proper help in the present and future.

Your statements do not make sense.

When generations cheap out, it's always one of the next who suffers. Pains me.

It's the same for movie prices in Germany. 12-21€ per movie isn't the norm. Go to France and you get the same movies on screen for a fraction.

The Kartellamt (cartel office) is simply a toothless paper tiger.

A smart speaker sounds like an AI system with disabilities.

Even without the base system, power and every other expenses: 365d * 24h * $2.95 = $25842/a invoicable.

That doesn't add up within one year, that doesn't add up in three years and it is questionable that it brings in the money during the lifetime of the device?