Have a good day, friends! Please, be kind to yourself.
If you have 30% of your usual spoons and use them all, you did 100% of what you could do.
It's also ok to do nothing, or not much. Please, take care. Don't let capitalism ruin your health, if you can avoid it. Your productivity doesn't define you.
Each of you* has a special place in my heart, and I love you very much.
*Doesn't apply to nazis, terfs, transmeds, ableists, pro-genocide and all the people oppressing the others in any way.
'We don't know what a free market is!'
Yeah, we fucking do.
It's called all of history leading up till we started saying 'hey, fuckface, don't put chalk in flour' and actually meant it.
@GossiTheDog I get that question a ton too, and the best answer I have is that I was the one willing to do the stuff nobody else wanted to do.
It doesn’t work anymore because everyone wants to be a “cybersecurity” professional, mostly because someone told them we get paid a ton.
I’d love to meet that someone and see where they’re getting their info, because from what I can see, we get paid the same as senior devs to do stuff that makes everyone’s job harder, and if we do it right nothing happens.
Because nobody has actually said what ‘their’ policies are or what ‘they’ would do.
It’s not enough to know that Harris isn’t a criminal and Trump is.
Not being a criminal doesn’t fix anything.
“Fine words butter no parsnips” as my old gran (RIP) used to say (amongst other things).
So, I’m doing some automated comparison testing with various publicly available LLMs — classifying posts in a subreddit based on a fixed list of flare categories, and seeing how well different models do.
It's hit or miss in many cases, but about 1 out of 8 posts just makes certain models WIG OUT. Instead of responding with the name of a set category, phi3.5 started regurgitating the summary of a paper on gene polymorphism in dopamine receptors. Another responded with a snippet of python
@BeAware Yeah, but even trying to add AP support is a heck of a lot of effort on threads's part from an engineering perspective, for something that they don't really have a business reason to do.
It means that management is on board enough to be dedicating enough resources to it to have some user-visible results.
It doesn't yet mean that they're going to continue with it, but it shows they're somewhat serious about it as an option.
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