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- Comment on Great Depression: Part Deux 1 day ago:
Pretty sure fake cheese is made with vegetable oil, no?
Also the other day I bought a small block of kraft brand Colby cheese. A little treat for myself.
I always buy whichever brand is on sale. I’m not a cheese snob or anything.
Anywho. I got it out to eat it.
It’s super soft. Like. … well like fake cheese. Just like their kraft singles.
Floppy oily yellow cheese.
I got swindled. It says it’s Colby. But it’s not ! It’s the fake cheese !
Not happy. Won’t ever buy it ever again.
They just started doing this. It was real cheese not that long ago. I suspect it’s been “cut,” with fake cheese.
Like it’s not 100% fake cheese. But like 60% fake cheese.
I checked packaging to make sure I just didn’t buy the wrong stuff. Nope. It definitely says Colby cheese.
- Comment on Great Depression: Part Deux 1 day ago:
A box meal. Like a cake mix. It comes with parts of the meal, the pasta and the sauce, and you add the meat and milk, water, butter. Whatever else it calls for. These are cheap. And don’t take very long to make.
They are mostly eaten by poor people and kids. They have very little nutritional value and are high in carbs, sugar, and salt.
The high carbs and protein (if you are rich enough to add meat) make the food very filling though. Some people call this type of food “comfort food”. It definitely will make your stomach feel full and content.
But it’s not good food for you.
- Comment on Great Depression: Part Deux 1 day ago:
Also related to Emotional lability. Sometimes this can be a response to high stress of prolonged stress.
- Comment on Great Depression: Part Deux 1 day ago:
I ate a lot of hamber helper growing up. Often with weird meat we would get from food pantries. Like bison. Emu. And my dad would hunt deer some times or a relative would so we would eat it with ground venison. Which apparently is considered gourmet meat but I really do not like it. It always tastes like blood to me.
Anyway, when I was lucky enough to get it with ground beef, I recall actually loving it.
As an adult I haven’t really eaten it so I went and bought a box a while back.
I think the cheeseburger king.
Jesus. It’s so gross and bland. Like salted cardboard. It also only had like 3/4 of a cup of fried noodles in it.
I remember a box of it feeding all 3 of us kids easily. With leftovers. There is very little yield after it cooks now. Shrink-flation.
Now I will say the box casseroles that Aldi sells are decent.
I like the orzo cheese broccoli one and the hamber one , which I cook with peppers. It has a strong cilantro flavor.
But the Hamber Helper brand ones are just so gross. I don’t know if the flavor has changed or maybe they were always that bad.
I swear so much food I thought was good as a kid literally just tastes like salted cardboard. Tostitos “pizzas”. Pizza rolls, McDonald’s food.
I’m pretty sure they have stopped putting seasoning on a lot of food to cut costs.
- Comment on Great Depression: Part Deux 1 day ago:
Yeah but the TVs are like $300. And one week of groceries is like $300.
It’s not really fair to say people waste their money on tvs
- Comment on Just to make this clear 3 days ago:
Idk if I’m missing the joke. ? Maybe.
But they both are wearing makeup.
- Comment on ChatGPT Atlas can automate Lemmy shitposting 4 days ago:
Idk if this information can help us. But. I’m a cognitive researcher. Although linguistics is not my area I do a little bit about linguistics and human errors. Humans use language in constantly evolving creative ways. Difficult for LLMs.
There are also specific types of errors that humans make that are kind of unique to us.These types of errors can be indicators of a real human. Because humans make them somewhat randomly. More likely to make them based on how tired they are and from “priming”. Which neither of those can exist in a language model.
Ok, so what “errors” am I talking about ? (By errors I mean language that deviates from grammar rules).
LLM models are largely trained on books and essays. Not on dialogue.
Writing like how we talk is harder for LLMs to interpret. They aren’t terrible at it when what we say is simple commands. But once it deviates from that, the LLM just pulls out keywords and does the best it can. Making errors.
“So, what you think is that it’s really the others ? Like, I don’t know what you mean”.
-How a person may talk that others can understand, based on context of conversation , but that makes zero sense isolated. It’s Very difficult for LLMs to understand that type of sentence.
This includes slang, invented creative use of words, and with common verbal grammar errors.
For instance. I might say in real life “that pizza was fire”. You know what I mean. LLM model might think I meant the pizza was cooked in a fire oven or burnt.
If I use an emoji for the pizza or fire, The LLM struggles even more to define an appropriate response/interpretation
LLMs don’t actually interpret anything. So I do not mean that in the literal sense. I’m still talking about pattern matching. Just to clarify.
Anyway.Slang and sayings change very fast. Humans can keep up with them. LLMs struggle because they change meaning quickly and go out of style as fast as they come in.
Another human error is when we use a word that “looks” similar to the correct word but is not semantically related.
it’s not a similar meaning word. It actually makes no sense. But it “looks” like the correct word.
For example. Someone might be describing a “platonic” relationship and use the word “planting”.
These words both start with “pl”, are about the same length, And the g in planting has a “c” shape within it.
If you see text with these type of errors it’s likely a human.
Another common human error is editing errors.
For instance you might have noticed sometimes the 2nd or even 3rd word in my sentences have uppercase. This is due to me editing the text to add a better start to the sentence after I already wrote it.
And I can’t be bothered to remove the incorrect capital letter.
This is something a human would do. And it’s location would make sense to other humans. Because we understand intuitively how language can be reduced. A LLM does not. Because we rarely reduce language in books, essays, or even in typing. But we do , do it a lot in natural verbal conversations.
Anyway. I worried putting this out would potentially be used against us. But I also don’t think LLMs can side step these issues. If they try to add errors, it’s going to result in incoherent garble. Because humans errors are not statistically systematic. Though they do follow systematic cognitive errors that can be predicted if you understand how priming works. But not at a level that a LLM could do.
More so they can be backwards predicted. Not forward predicted.
I can recognize the error and make some likely predictions what caused it. But I can not predict an error that has not occured yet based on possible causes because the possible causes are virtually un measurable and can’t be identified.
Hope that’s not too confusing. Wow this is getting long.
If anyone who reads this has any questions, or thoughts on the topic, please comment.
- Comment on yo: sup? 4 days ago:
I started seeing this type of lingo at least 5 years ago. I still don’t understand it.
I did notice it came from young British people. Dunno if that’s still the case. Maybe it’s spread to the U.S.
(I had younger British friends send me screenshots of chats for a laugh and i had no idea what the convo was or why it was funny).
- Comment on Altered World Event 4 days ago:
Ah. I see why I was getting some misinformation about who was who
- Comment on Altered World Event 4 days ago:
I can’t recall what the interlude was. Reminder ?
- Comment on May or may not be based on some comments I've read 4 days ago:
It’s a pretty good guess.
- Comment on well designed you say 6 days ago:
I thought he wanted a swastika but figured he’d rotate it and remove the fins and we wouldn’t notice.
- Comment on May or may not be based on some comments I've read 6 days ago:
I guess it’s 'blind" not “bund”. And it’s a color blind vision test. But I’m still not sure I get it either.
I mean. In what way is it supposed to be funny or ?
- Comment on Just in time 1 week ago:
Yeah I don’t think that’s going to be the future.
It’s going to look more like those space images of Venus.
- Comment on Altered World Event 2 weeks ago:
Yes. Dr darling is the same actor as Alan wake. Not just same voice but same guy. It’s crazy how different he looks and sounds as Dr darling.
- Comment on Altered World Event 2 weeks ago:
You are in for a real treat when you get to the astray maze.
No spoilers but.
Be ready for something . Wear headphones during it, if you can.
- Comment on Altered World Event 2 weeks ago:
Love the lost room. Also the scp universe ties in nicely to it and remedy universe.
- Comment on Hot ghoul on ghoul action 3 weeks ago:
I think he looks like that guy from the Langoliers. Image
- Comment on Need help with printer recommendations 1 month ago:
Most people don’t want to use a 3rd party slicer or switch out the screen.
The Bambu studio slicer and screens that come with the printers both work well.
I really doubt they try to restrict filament brands. No one does that.
Their brand nozzles are the same price as 3rd party ones.
And personally I’ve used both and the Bambu brand ones are better. They are also designed to break instead of destroying the entire print head if there is some big obstruction.
Most people don’t want to tinker with their printers constantly to get them to work.
Or install 3rd party firmware.
They just want the printers to work. Bambu just works.
So many hours have I wasted trying to fix hardware problems on my ender 3 v3. Or tweak settings in the slicer that never fixed the issues.
So much time spent on reddit and YouTube, troubleshooting.
The Bambu just works. It always just works.
If I want to tinker with something, I’ll unpack my ender I’ve put away. But I don’t see that happening.
Sounds like you are someone who wants to tinker with the printer. In your case , no, a Bambu probably isn’t the right choice.
But for 90% of people looking to get into 3d printing, bambu is the right choice.
Most people lack mechanical skills or knowledge and get frustrated with sub par printers and don’t stay with the hobby.
Bambu allows more people to get into the hobby. Which means more unique filaments because there is a market for it. More creators. Because there is a market for it.It’s a win win for everyone.
- Comment on Every time I make biscuits from a can 1 month ago:
;)
- Comment on tool to make an stl from 2D image? 1 month ago:
The Smithsonian has a bunch of scanned STL files of things. 3d.si.edu
- Comment on Nightmare blunt rotation... or killer rotation? 1 month ago:
Nah, the right wing crazies constantly bitch and moan about how all the games are woke now.
It’s insufferable.
- Comment on "THE CRIME OF PUTTING DHIT IN MY PANTS WILL NOT GO UNPUNISHED AND AS SOON AS WE FIND THE PERPETRATORS THEY WILL BE APPREHENDED AND PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW!!!" 1 month ago:
Oh they choose a brown man for the position for a reason. He can’t be so stupid not to see that.
He’s going to be blamed for so much. He’s going to also be responsible for quite a lot of it as he tries to keep the trump admin happy.
Dear Patel, Bro, they don’t respect you. You are there to be sacrificed.
- Comment on Every time I make biscuits from a can 1 month ago:
Full proof way to not be near the detonation.
- Comment on Every time I make biscuits from a can 1 month ago:
I’m going to share with you the only way to open canned biscuits that’s full proof.
Pull off some of the outer paper. Just a bit.
Next place the canned biscuits in a bowl or tray of some kind.
Next. Poor a little water on the canned biscuits.
The water will eventually deep in enough and the cardboard will break up and POP!
But it won’t happen immediately.
So you can leave the room and wait for the pop at a safe distance.
You are all welcome.
- Comment on Designed this animatronic cat clock , eyes and tail move 1 month ago:
You don’t need ams to print. All the pieces print separately.
Even eyes/pupils.
It’s designed so that anyone can print it.
- Comment on Is there no good inexpensive CAD software? 1 month ago:
Also tinkercad. It’s basic but honestly it works for most stuff I make for things around the house.
- Comment on Is there no good inexpensive CAD software? 1 month ago:
Fusion 360 is free for non commercial use.
- Comment on Need help with printer recommendations 1 month ago:
Really like my Bambu A1. I started with an ender. Unlike the Ender, Bambu just works. Some people don’t like that you can’t use other slicers with it, but the Bambu studio slicer is pretty great imo. Their makerworld.com website is a great place to get models. They have high incentives for creators so there is always new high quality stuff being posted.
Also their replacement parts are inexpensive from them directly. And they literally sell every single part. So you can replace any thing you need to. But you likely wont need to replace anything for a while.
They also have sensors on the printers for tons of features. Oh and their printers are designed to be ran through wifi. So no more packing cards back and forth between printer and computer.
Watch some YouTube reviews videos. You will be impressed.
Also when you print at 0.2 layer hight on a Bambu. The print quality looks better than 0.16 on other printers.
No lie.
I recommend Bambu to anyone.
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