“So much for Objective Journalism. Don’t bother to look for it here—not under any byline of mine; or anyone else I can think of. With the possible exception of things like box scores, race results, and stock market tabulations, there is no such thing as Objective Journalism. The phrase itself is a pompous contradiction in terms.” ― Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72
Right, that’s why I listen to certain YouTubers. Easy to figure out their reputation and mindset.
Not sure how that statement is right-leaning.
Fortunately, everybody with any sort of experience with LLMs already learned that. Nothing with LLMs are absolute. It’s all weights, and depending on the situation, it might choose to follow one “IMPORTANT” instruction over another.
The whole concept of Asimov’s rules were obsolete from the get go.
Taking more time off costs PTO. That’s how vacation days work, asshole.
Incoming article about PTO cuts in Meta…
I partially blame the whole Oracle / OpenAI / NVIDIA cabal.
But, let’s not ignore the memory cartel’s involvement in this sham. Shitbags left themselves vulnerable to a demand crash with tiny numbers of competitors (three), tiny amounts of facilities to produce RAM, and the corporate stranglehold to keep it that way.
HST was right all along. Fortunately, new media’s more gonzo attitude has largely replaced old media’s neutrality (to the point of absurdity). The challenge, which hasn’t really changed, is cultivating trusted sources, and constantly checking to make sure they haven’t been compromised.
Not typically in the world of YouTube. That’s kind of the point.
That’s what happens after a buyout.
About as unrealistic as Elon Musk building a Mars base.
Anybody who says that missed the point of the short stories he wrote in I, Robot.
ie: Nothing of value was lost.
It’s $30B in debt, but yeah.
Yeah, even before it was released there were so many kids are still messing around with Garry’s Mod. New generations of kids playing with 20-year-old software.
Yeah, normally I would celebrate this sort of decision, if it wasn’t for:
And what is your plan exactly?
There’s only two choices:
That’s it. Those are the choices. Most are sucking in that copeium for the second option.
I think a lot of it depends on the model and the amount of context it has. LLMs usually get worse with time because they are running out of context, or they don’t have a good summarization of the story at large. For story-writing, it’s best to have a full outline planned and set up as its own Markdown doc, along with critiques on things you think don’t make sense or just don’t like as a plot device. Then, start a new session with each section, keeping it in a Markdown doc as it goes. Some sort of character doc is probably a good idea, too. Give it as much reference material as possible.
It’s just like planning features for code. You don’t just say “gimme a story like blah”. You have to set it up like writers write movies.
You just proved his point and don’t even realize it.