Obviously we have warmed the planet a great deal but I don't think that is going to stop the next ice age.

We like these type of stories because it reinforces all our denial about old age and death.

We worry about cancer and disease but the real problem is plain old falling. Fall, hurt your leg and then a spiral starts that you don't come back from.

To me these arguments are by kids and art simpletons.

Art is always changing. As if the only true art is in making marble sculptures of Zeus.

It was a very odd place. I think because rent for apartments and business was so incredibly cheap after the 80s that it attracted quite a cast of characters and many strange businesses.

I still like visiting but the city doesn't feel as "artsy" as what I remember. Starbucks replacing the Beehive is the feel to me.

I had it make up functionality of a python library and then make calls to functions that don't exist.

I imagine the further you move away from popularity, the more of a bullshitter chatGPT becomes.

Trying to use it for things I know quite well has been terrible. I know nothing in this context so it impressed me.

I can't remember if it came out this year or last year but the Exit Scam series about Gerald Cotten, the bitcoin guy that everyone thought faked his death in India, is my all time fav. https://www.exitscam.show/

I am going to try it with R though. Maybe that is the real power. Using it to write a language you hate and only the output matters with no regard to how you got there.

Anything in production though that has users is insane.

We can't forget that what we have now basically is the MVP of code generation.

We are at the deep dream stage in AI art compared to Stable Diffusion. Deep dream art was pretty much a one off parlor trick. Not a single artist in the world was upset by it.

I would try Mint with KDE but also try a few other desktops. Maybe you will like them more.

Even adding "true" is not ideal as that implies there is "true understanding" and just plain old understanding that is a lesser form of true understanding.

Now we have gone and built large language models from all this muddled thought.

To me, chatGPT is filled with a new type of invisible super bug. Millions of them.

IMO it is because no matter what people say outwardly, most people will not give up their "souls". They will even defer to some as yet undiscovered and unnamed property/process.

"I "think", therefor I am not a Chinese room!" is not a strong argument.