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Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•It's called traditional medicine sweety, look it up
3·3 days agoI feel like people are focusing too much on the heroin and not enough on the lobotomy.
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.workstoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Baby's first Netflix movie 😍English
8·3 days agoThis generation of AI won’t “succeed”, I will be surprised if any current companies survive the eventual bubble pop. The LLMs will survive obviously as any other useful tech does.
With the amount they have been funded, borrowed and valued at they need to replace a mass of workers with “Agentic AI” to make the trillions of return they expect/need in like 4 years from now. LLMs doing this is a pipe dream, more GPUs won’t make an LLM sentient. And every other use case is a losing proposition for these companies.
Yeah. Basically OpenAI and the like have been convinced that the more GPU you add the better AI will be. They don’t factor in diminishing returns. Which means all these companies are spending a fraction of a trillion dollars on GPU and data warehouses. The level of expenditure and debt they have taken on means that when (if) they turn a profit by 2030ish they need to be making back trillions to pay back all the debt and become as profitable as they are valued.
The only way to do that is Agentic AI and replacing most of the workforce. This is a pipe dream, at least for now when “AI” is just different iterations of LLMs. Maybe it will happen in the future, but there is no way to tell if it really will need all these GPUs for it to happen.
Its a stupid way to get more money. It will turn people off of AI when the long term plan is to make trillions of dollars with Agentic AI. Its like being a Wallstreet broker earning 10M a year and working at Trader Joe’s on the weekends for supplemental income.
Seriously, if they have to resort to ad revenue then no one is getting those billions and billions invested back. I am not even sure ad revenue would cover the cost of delivering the prompt response.
I don’t understand why you caught so many downvotes. We probably only *need * to work a few hours a week on average to survive with current technology. The rest is just bonus… And all that bonus is going to the 1%.
A lot of the work doesn’t need doing.
I remember an anthropology class where they were talking about early hominids who found these nut trees that produced huge caloricly dense nuts. They went from every day being a gamble trying to hunt or forage enough food to break even to all the sudden having a stable calorie surplus. One individual could gather 20k calories easy, this allowed others to not work. While some slacked off some took up past times and invention and they started inventing the tools that would eventually lead to them becoming human.
There is no reason that this doesn’t hold true today. Take everything you need, food, reasonable shelter, phone, meds, etc and you come way, way below the amount you produced if you compared it to calories. We went from gathering the nuts to, farming to at least 3 periods of Industrialization and at each stage we easily 10x that amount of calories the average person produces. To the point today we could probably survive with half the people working like 12 hours a week.
My point being that I believe UBI should be done, as the surplus that we produce is more than enough to cover it. I believe that if UBI were to happen we would see a new human renaissance bigger even than the Paleolithic or Neolithic Revolutions.
It’s really not, it’s about greed and capitalism. People aren’t grinding just for the sake of grinding.
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•Nvidia insists it isn’t Enron, but its AI deals are testing investor faithEnglish
4·4 days agoLinkedIn perverts could write long screeds about AI…
Lmao
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
memes@lemmy.world•Merry Christmas to all the parents who are currently cleaning up mountains of wrapping paper
3·9 days agoWe save gift bags. Some have been passed around over a decade at this point.
I think the alcohol isn’t very noticeable, but I drink a decent amount so I am not the best judge. It’s <14% compared to baileys 17% and I like it better than most Horchatas I have tried.
I would be more worried about your wallet than your liver.
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•NOOOO JAPAAAAAAAN DON'T CALL IT THAT
6·11 days agoI only recently found out this was a thing where I went down a Tiktok rabbit hole of this girl whose dad is a bug chaser. He ended up getting AIDs (on purpose of course) and was all upset when none of his immediate family felt bad for him. He also claimed he had AIDs a half dozen times before he got them.
Ooh now I want to try RumChata and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why do you personally hate Christmas?
24·11 days agoI just hate the consumerism of it all. Gift giving shouldn’t be or feel to be obligatory, it should just be something extra and unexpected.
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•Dell and Lenovo may limit mid-range laptops to 8GB DDR5 RAM in response to rising memory pricesEnglish
9·11 days agoI am honestly not sure if that’s a bad thing aside from the capitalism of it all. Almost all tasks normal people do could be done with a 10 year old computer running Linux.
I will find it hilarious if this RAM pricing issue causes people to move to Linux rather than have slow ass Windows 11.
Are there jerk off jokes about someone’s arm being their lover instead of their hand?
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•Flock Exposed Its AI-Powered Cameras to the Internet. 404 Media Tracked Themselves.English
3·12 days agoCameras are typically angled down and have a little rain hood.
Corkyskog@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•Flock Exposed Its AI-Powered Cameras to the Internet. 404 Media Tracked Themselves.English
5·12 days agoI am wondering if a super soaker with very salty water would work. It should heavily obscure the lens when dried and if someone doesn’t clean it properly it will scratch it to hell.


Also it doesn’t really matter how big your economy is, it’s like a first mover incentive. So small countries who were relying on aid via USAID and various other soft power schemes that DOGE cut have a huge incentive now to be the first to create the tools and markets.