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- Comment on Survey: More Than 1 In 4 Americans Feel They Need To Make $150,000 Or More To Live Comfortably 2 days ago:
“Feel” nice trick to make it sound like they are spoiled and not just doing basic math to figure out that everything is expensive.
- Comment on Judge Rules Training AI on Authors' Books Is Legal But Pirating Them Is Not 3 days ago:
You can train an LLM to generate 1:1 copies
- Comment on Judge Rules Training AI on Authors' Books Is Legal But Pirating Them Is Not 3 days ago:
Check out my new site TheAIBay, you search for content and an LLM that was trained on reproducing it gives it to you, a small hash check is used to validate accuracy. It is now legal.
- Comment on Who's up for some hotdickle? 5 days ago:
Pickledog?
- Comment on Die Pixar 5 days ago:
@SnokenKeekaGuard@lemmy.dbzer0.com I applaud your dedication, stay lit my mouth friend
- Comment on How to get rid of swollen batteries? 6 days ago:
OP, this^^^
- Comment on Your TV Is Spying On You 1 week ago:
I got xiaomi, opened it up and disconnected the Bluetooth / wifi card. Connect it to a linux device and now it is a shitter version of a dumb tv. It’s crazy how smart tvs really really suck at being dumb. But it does work once you get used to some annoying quirks.
Tip: connect a cheap air mouse/keyboard to it as a remote
- Comment on Operation Narnia: Iran’s nuclear scientists reportedly killed simultaneously using special weapon 1 week ago:
Vibe warfare sounds like a terrible idea
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Long story short, profit.
The not so short versio is that each manufacturer along the supply chain decides for how long they want to provide updates, the following manufacturer can’t provide updates that the previous manufacturer doesn’t. And so it goes until you get a phone that has 3 years of software updates and 5 years of security updates and that’s it.
For example, you might buy a phone from google, they buy electronic parts from maybe Qualcomm and a few others. Say Qualcomm decides that it won’t be profitable to provide driver updates to the SoC past 7 years and critical security updates past 10 years. At this point even if Googke really wanted to, they can’t provide anything past that as they would not be able to update the Qualcomm driver. But google has otger providers with maybe shorter support windows, abd they have their own costs and updates to make. So Google decideds that for them it won’t be profitable to provide support past 5 years and security updates past 7 years. So now you get a phone which will be unsupported after 7 years, and here comes the big difference between phones and most computers. Phones have a locked bootloader and usually a custom SoC. Locjed Bootloader means that you can’t just install another OS that might still provide some support, and the custom SoC means that any driver support will have to be only for this specific device.
So with an old laptop you might have a custom motherboard, but the cpu, gpu, ram, wifi, sound, etc will all be off the shelf, so if some linux developer makes some sort of driver support for your wifi card, it will also apply to all other laptops with that wifi card, but for a phone this won’t work, let alone even be viable since the bootloader is locked.
Simply put, no right to own and profit chasing means that no one really cares if your phone is a security and usability nightmare after a few years.
- Comment on Israel once again openly declaring genocidal intentions against civilians from the very start. 1 week ago:
The irony, I hate this world 😑
- Comment on What exactly is a self-hosted small LLM actually good for (<= 3B) 1 week ago:
RAG is basically like telling an LLM “look here for more info before you answer” so it can check out local documents to give an answer that is more relevant to you.
You just search “open web ui rag” and find plenty kf explanations and tutorials
- Comment on What exactly is a self-hosted small LLM actually good for (<= 3B) 1 week ago:
Have you tried RAG? I believe that they are actually pretty good for searching and compiling content from RAG.
So in theory you could have it connect to all of you local documents and use it for quick questions. Or maybe connected to your signal/whatsapp/sms chat history to ask questions about past conversations
- Comment on The hidden cost of self-hosting 1 week ago:
Yeah, personally I just looked for second hand high vram gpus and waited. I got 2 titan Xp (12gb vram) for only $180 each.
- Comment on The hidden cost of self-hosting 2 weeks ago:
I know there is all of that AI hate, which i’m all for. But taking models to run locally does not benefit the AI companies. If anything this is the way to make something that is actually good out of that hot mess.
- Comment on So is he drunk/stoned, or cheating with someone's wife? 2 weeks ago:
Yes
- Comment on The hidden cost of self-hosting 2 weeks ago:
You could use an llm with an mcp to the local filesystem and hope it can do it for you
- Comment on Sheeple 2 weeks ago:
They tried to tell me you can’t drink bleach, but Trump showed me they were all fucking liars! And here I am now, recovered easily from the 5G that melted my throat!
- Comment on Peak male form 2 weeks ago:
Someone there went to the wrong contest
- Comment on Oppose STOP CSAM: Protecting Kids Shouldn’t Mean Breaking the Tools That Keep Us Safe 2 weeks ago:
You remind me of Joey from friends when he gets a female roomate.
- Comment on Not really the future I imagined 2 weeks ago:
If your butt hole looks like the left you should probably go to the ER, if it looks like the right you should let us know if you can literally shit bricks, also go to the ER.
- Comment on Oppose STOP CSAM: Protecting Kids Shouldn’t Mean Breaking the Tools That Keep Us Safe 2 weeks ago:
We could also force all people to wear ankle bracelets and be monitored by the government, AI could predict any ongoing or potential future crimes and we will have a crime free society where everyone is safe.
- Comment on Curious minds want to know!! 2 weeks ago:
Why wouldn’t they be able to?
- Comment on Scientists discover that feeding AI models 10% 4chan trash actually makes them better behaved 2 weeks ago:
Makes sense if you look at abliterated models. Once abliterated and retrained they seem to improve. Imo we are adding too much human bias by trying to guide the LLM. Censored models are good and need to be used in some situations, but shouldn’t the base be just data and only then finetune to desired output?
- Comment on VPN Registrations Increase by 1,000%, less than Hour After PornHub Blocked France From Accessing its Website. 2 weeks ago:
I wonder if this is because it’s porn or because it’s french people who like to stick it to the government
- Comment on PLASTICMAXXING 2 weeks ago:
If I remember correctly it is a real concern and also part of why developing a bacteria that can break down plastic is very dangerous (not just because it could degrade our tools and infrastructure, but also because it will release literally megatons of CO2 into the atmosphere)
Fyi, in the past there was nothing in nature to break down trees (lignin) and it actually was a problem as they would literally pile up and essentially be the same problem we have today with plastic (ironically it caused global cooling) thorogood.co.uk/treevolution-how-trees-came-first…
- Comment on Why are American cops allowed to be morbidly obese? 2 weeks ago:
Kind of an over amplification. Yeah, cops should ideally be fit-ish but even an obese person with a gun or a tazer can protect people, maybe not as well but still, and that doesn’t take into account the fact that a lot of cops are not actually on the streets but rather in an office doing paperwork etc. The problems are:
- There are maybe not enough cops that are fit for actual fights?
- Cops are ridiculously undertrained and unfiltered, giving us all if these assholes that really just like power.
- Comment on An alien who sees in the radio part of the light spectrum would probably be blinded by all our wireless communications 3 weeks ago:
You might think that but really our radio waves are like a spark compared to the forest fire that is the sun. We only think of radio waves as extreme or flooding because they usually have better penetration because of the lower frequencies.
This also why basically everything alive that has sight is looking at roughly the same spectrum as humans, it is just very abundant, has a high frequency (eyes can be small) and is just below ionizing radiation so easier to stay healthy.
- Comment on As you are doing it you never realize 3 weeks ago:
If you are doing long term storage (5+ years) i’m pretty sure that tapes win on costs
- Comment on As you are doing it you never realize 3 weeks ago:
How? It is pretty sensitive. Why not tapes?
- Comment on Seanut Putter Jandwich 3 weeks ago:
Also eat it with the pb side up to get that nice experience of pb on the roof of your mouth for hours