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SSUPII
A proudly fat italian. Extremely nerdy. Adamantly fat positive.
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It is a joke on comment chains getting deleted being a Reddit moment
You are not allowed to know! Mods know better!
(serious resp.) Don’t know how generally Lemmy and this community’s mods see me summarizing modlogs.
We need a dedicated image dumps community
Secret NSFW one
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This actually saved a man during the fall of the acorn
This post is making fun of the dude randomly going about LGPTQ on a probably ironic class, not lamenting the teaching of sex ed
This post is making fun of the dude randomly going about LGPTQ on a probably ironic class, not lamenting the teaching of sex ed
1·13 days agoYour only thing is history. You need to use bookmarks next time.
29·14 days agoYou are talking more about the term here being used everywhere out of context.
I definitely think that was such a major blunder, but also it was probably done to make it a struggle to compete for smaller or starting companies.
Investment is done really to train models for ever more miniscule gains. I feel like the current choices are enough to satisfy who is interested in such services, and what really is lacking is now more hardware dedicated to single user sessions to improve quality of output with the current models.
But I really want to see more development on offline services, as right now it is really done only by hobbyists and only occasionally large companies with a little dripfeed (Facebook Llama, original Deepseek model [latter being pretty much useless as no one has the hardware to run it]).
I remember seeing the Samsung Galaxy Fold 7 (“the first AI phone”, unironic cit.) presentation and listening to them talking about all the AI features instead of the real phone capabilities. “All of this is offline, right? A powerful smartphone… makes sense to have local models for tasks.” but it later became abundantly clear it was just repackaged always-online Gemini for the entire presentation on $2000 of hardware.
