AngryMob
@AngryMob@lemmy.one
- Comment on Sam Altman would like remind you that humans use a lot of energy, too 2 weeks ago:
Yeah images is actually a bad example for us humans. Using a small model with a modern lora, you can generate near photorealistic images, easily 1 every second or so on moderate hardware.
Granted we can make 1 “perfect” image better than most big image models typically can even with lots of time, but thats a different discussion.
- Comment on When DinoCon is doing more than the US Gov 3 weeks ago:
Are we gonna ignore the exploitation it took for you to have 900 million? 800? 500?.. nobody has an exact cutoff, but at some point an individual has effectively won capitalism, and that point is looooong before you reach 1 billion.
- Comment on Assetto Corsa Rally announced for Early Access in November 4 months ago:
Its not the pace they planned. Updates are delayed, and free roam is way pushed back, potentially til full release.
- Comment on So where are people going? 9 months ago:
Until the admin(s) of the small instance decide to shut down because there isn’t enough users like mine will soon.
- Comment on We all deserve better than this 11 months ago:
People at home using their gpus for a mix of gaming and local ai are not really the source of that issue
- Comment on Valve ban advertising-based business models on Steam, no forced adverts like in mobile games 1 year ago:
Aside from drop rates everything you said applies to Valve too. Counter Strike skins can be traded or sold for real cash (tied to steam wallet, but still), and you can purchase singles of what you want.
I know other games loot boxes dont follow this, but its interesting for the sake of comparison.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 1 year ago:
Those same countries that found space for all the rest of their industrial waste?
Nuclear waste has a tiny footprint. Fence off a couple square km for security, dig a small but deep hole, and there ya go.
Obviously oversimplifying, but the point is that nuclear waste is a tiny issue. The entire world’s waste could be stored in a single warehouse if we wanted to (we don’t).