Even worse…. You can’t walk out, which is turning free speech into compelled speech. You must listen or risk being expelled.

Could always be railroad style and just dump out on the street.

Yeah, except it sucked in general and more so as a movie. It felt like it should have been slotted in as a random mid-season two parter, not even a season finale slot.

Honestly Insurection felt like a 2 part episode rather than a movie.

The same thing happened during the pandemic. Cities are built with large zoned swaths for residential, business and commercial all divided. When you can get around easy, that can work. But then suddenly with the WFH shift, entire sections were greatly impacted (such as restaurants in business districts).

On the other hand, Asian and European cities that have dense mixed use zoning fared much better because the restaurants could serve people regardless if they were wfh or at an office.

Did you not even think what would happen?

Except if you’re relying on AI, you’ve already given up that level of control and are letting the system decide for you.

In your example, how would you continue to train the model for feedback loops and false positives? That isn’t an AI question, but just a general system design question.

At that point, would you go through a weekly recap of posts to see what may have slipped by? The real issue is going to be detecting sarcasm.

No sex?

I said this about a year ago, but I have a strong feeling someone, somewhere will get a one nuke freebie. Everyone will be completely floored and there will be sanctions out the wazoo but that will be it, because no one really wants to trigger MAD.

Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad.

I mean, could always cuddle with them.

Where is “here”?

Embarrassed to let it hear you wanking?

That doesn’t answer the question. What determines “$1800 worth of tokens”? Is that value calculated from computer time-infrastructure cost? Is it what they think an equivalent of work would be for the time it takes the query to run? Or is it an entirely arbitrary number?

If the last one, most likely they’re running at a loss and it’s gonna bite them hard when the bill is due for infrastructure.

What determines the value of a token? Is it Standley Nickels calculation, or did they actually attempt to tie it out to infrastructure and operating costs? If the latter, then anyone using these systems needs to be prepared for a serious rug pull as that’s squarely in “the first hit is free” territory.

Oh fuck off with your whitewashing. Majority of these AI installations are LLMs. Look at what Oracle, Grok, OpenAI, Microsoft and more have been trying to build off. It’s all an infrastructure race that is hurting us all (physically too if you look at how they’re being powered).

The sooner it collapses, the better.

Eh, downvote me, but manuals are overrated. Humans just can’t react as quickly anymore, especially with the power output now.

Now give me a gently used B58 or N63TU3 engine and I’ll be quite happy. Luckily these people that just “buy the best” don’t know what they have and just putt around town for a couple years.

I’m fine that people want to do it. I’m fine with the results of it. But man, I fucking hate that smell.

The annoying thing is those of us that know what is going on feel like we’re screaming into the void.

What? No, you can do a tiny reverse proxy/vpn on a stick with something like a RPi. Configure it and give it to them. Then they point their Jellyfin client on their device to the IP of the RPi instance on their network and that creates the tunnel back to your VPN endpoint and server.

And for VPNs at a router level you can inject routes and leave th default route going out through your ISP, you don’t need to, nor want to, have all traffic going through it.