UraniumBlazer
@UraniumBlazer@lemm.ee
- Comment on Introducing AI News Bot for Lemmy! 3 weeks ago:
Wow, a really interesting project! Fuck the haters OP! Checking it out rn!
- Comment on He Thought He Wouldn’t Live to See Aleppo Again. This Week, He Returned Home. 1 month ago:
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Nobody knows rlly.
Worst case scenario: More war between SNA, HST and SDF
Less worse scenario: Iran like country
Better case scenario: Iraq (“Democracy”, but not rlly)
Best case fantasy scenario: Elections are called. A government forms that is organised something like AANES. Oil resources are exploited, due to which wealth goes into public hands rather than a few capitalists. Everybody lives happily ever after.
- Comment on India | Worry over toxic Delhi air as pollution worsens 2 months ago:
If only the Indian government spent attention here rather than on assassinating citizens in other countries.
Delhi’s literally a gas chamber every year this time. You can smell the pollution the moment u land in Delhi.
- Comment on Free, France’s second-largest telecoms company, confirms being hit by cyberattack. 2 months ago:
Wanna bet that it was she Russians?
- Comment on Wikipedia article blocked worldwide by Delhi high court. 2 months ago:
Fuck the Indian state and its enablers.
- Comment on Norwegian government to set 15-year age limit for using social media 2 months ago:
Governmental overreach. Good luck trying to enforce this shit.
Social media isn’t bad inherently. Addictive algorithms, violation of user privacy, etc. is bad.
Kids should be taught how to make use of social media for good. I was bullied quite a lot as a kid. Social media is what kinda brought me out of it.
Social media told 13 year old me, that it is alright to be gay. Social media is what made me interested in politics. A huge part of who I am today is because of the nice people I met online. Fuck the government for trying to take it away from others like me.
- Comment on McDonald's shares fall after CDC says E. coli outbreak linked to Quarter Pounders 3 months ago:
What the Donald doing?
- Comment on Shake it baby 3 months ago:
Thank you
- Comment on Shake it baby 3 months ago:
That’s so cool! Why does this work? Could you please drop a link about this if you have one?
- Comment on In sickness and in health 3 months ago:
The forbidden tampon?
- Comment on Energy-Generating Floors to Power Tokyo Subways 3 months ago:
Sooo those walking will have to spend more energy walking and thus have a harder time? How’s this being taken seriously lol
- Comment on GRIZZLODILE 3 months ago:
Can I pet that dawgg???
- Comment on Loops by Pixelfed • Launching in a week 3 months ago:
For sure! <3
- Comment on Praystation 5 3 months ago:
Also known as “sex simulator”.
Rated for boys 5-15.
- Comment on This man is a parody of himself 3 months ago:
I like to think that he forgets, keeps trying and then makes a new post about it
- Comment on Loops by Pixelfed • Launching in a week 3 months ago:
Awh they’re so wholesome and positive. Thanks for sharing these :)
- Comment on Loops by Pixelfed • Launching in a week 3 months ago:
I have hundreds of short form videos which are designed to uplift, encourage, and speak positively about mental health issues.
Could you please drop a link to them? If what u’r saying is true, well I kinda need em at this point in time :(
- Comment on Loops by Pixelfed • Launching in a week 3 months ago:
So tiktok for the fediverse…
Listen, I’m all for open sourcing stuff and I’m all for the fediverse and all. I just don’t understand why one would want a fediverse tiktok.
- Short form content is addictive af and doesn’t add anything of substance to society.
- Video hosting is expensive. Peertube is already struggling. How do you expect to financially sustain video hosting that is addictive to the user (which means more consumption) without running ads? Paywalling it won’t be an option due to the network effect as well.
- Comment on Talking tree 3 months ago:
Oopsie daisies uwu
- Comment on How QR codes work 3 months ago:
Very interesting video, I had no idea the level of redundancy built into QR codes.
RIGHT?!! Same here. I didn’t know there was SO MUCH of thought put behind QR codes. I always assumed they were just bits visually represented in 2D with the three black squares being there for alignment purposes. Turns out it is a lot more complicated than that hehe
Thanks!
Np <3
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- Comment on USA | California governor vetoes bill requiring speeding alerts in new cars 3 months ago:
Soooo there aren’t other cars outside?
- Comment on USA | California governor vetoes bill requiring speeding alerts in new cars 3 months ago:
Kinetic energy = 1/2mv^2 where v is ur velocity.
So yes, going over the speed limit starts becoming exponentially more dangerous per unit of speed u go above the limit.
- Comment on Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Intelligent Assistant for Personalized and Adaptive Learning in Higher Education. 3 months ago:
Dayum, that’s nice! Maybe I’ll use it if I ever want to learn a new language
- Comment on USA | California governor vetoes bill requiring speeding alerts in new cars 3 months ago:
Yep. N the pussies downvoting aren’t even providing an explanation as to why. The answer to “why” is exactly as you said- they don’t give a shit about people outside their car. It’s their god given right to speed lmao.
- Comment on Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Intelligent Assistant for Personalized and Adaptive Learning in Higher Education. 3 months ago:
Does Duolingo come up with personalised tests n stuff? Never used it much haha
- Comment on USA | California governor vetoes bill requiring speeding alerts in new cars 3 months ago:
Why did he veto that? The bill sounds like a good idea to me. Two tons of steel travelling over the speed limit is absolutely dangerous for all. If the driver is careless enough to not obey safety laws, they at least deserve to be annoyed by a beeping speedometer, no?
- Comment on Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Intelligent Assistant for Personalized and Adaptive Learning in Higher Education. 3 months ago:
Did u read the abstract? They’re presenting a framework to use LLMs as educators in higher education. It’s quite cool really.
The idea is to create a professor personalised for every student and their learning patterns. Imagine hiring a professor to personally teach you something. The professor talks to you, creates little tests specifically for what they think are your weaknesses are in the subject matter and so on.
This is very good for us as human researchers will now be able to dedicate (assuming this tech works) 100% of their time to research instead of teaching the same subject matter again and again every single year, coming up with tests, marking tests, grading their students’ papers and so on.
If this tech is successful, then education costs would nosedive like crazy, which would be good for all.
- Comment on Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Intelligent Assistant for Personalized and Adaptive Learning in Higher Education. 3 months ago:
I’m confident we should start seeing stuff like this soon. The upcoming ChatGPT model (forgot the version name) is doing recursive prompts for itself, where it breaks down a big task into smaller ones, then runs and reruns those tasks before coming up with an output.
Right now, all LLMs just do a single pass and spit out the output. They don’t reason with themselves like we do yet. It’s kinda like what we do in quiz competitions or something, where we immediately shout “blue” when asked “what color is the sky”. However, when asked something more complicated, we don’t just answer quickly based on intuition, do we? We pause, think, rethink, look for counter arguments, patch holes in our statements and so on.
This is the ability that LLMs lack now. However, very soon they will be able to do that. This just opens up a crazy amount of things that they can do. Take code for example. Right now, LLMs just spit out code without seeing if it works or not. Now, they’ll be able to run it themselves, look for errors, bugs and so on, fix them and finally submit the output code.
Stuff like this would supercharge them quite a lot. Now, I know that I’m going to be downvoted to hell for talking about AI, cuz lemmy hates it. Mark my words though - you’ll be able to do A LOT using LLMs because of this.
AI is going to exist and improve like crazy no matter what. The leftist position on this should be public ownership over these models and NOT pretending that they don’t exist.
