581) Thommybot. Actual smol robot person. Doesn't like being looked at, but also doesn't like being ignored. Says it needs to look at the horrors "for work". #SmallRobotsRemastered
@sil (I'm saying this as someone who does not use AI in a personal basis but is in the presence of its use in a professional basis - it's not my happy-place or hobby)
@sil in the case of bankers and stockbrokers it's literally educated-guesswork (when done legally) so an ideal use-case for the guesswork-machine.
when done illegally it's called insider-trading, and you should see how good the guesswork-machine can do when you forget to tell it the rules of the game or how much of what information to use...
the whole field is basically mathematical probability with a dollar-sign in front, so you don't even need a complex LLM to flip that coin enough times.
i am pleased to report the handful of folks that filled out the quote form made a good tiny test run - all the plumbing seems to be working!
im super pleased its behaving. gonna add a shitload of rules and attack pathways prolly tommorow then get loud about it on monday :D
For the past almost a year, I’ve been building a fully working, 1:1 scale Tune Thumper Bike from Mario Kart World!
Full build video: https://youtu.be/vbM31wagyRg
The bike is fully functional. The cassette tape door is also a Nintendo switch 2 dock, so when you put the switch in and plug in hdmi to tv, it outputs without any other power source needed.
Specs:
~65mph top speed
~70lb
Fully functioning buttons, speakers, lights, antenna, nintendo switch 2 dock
wood, steel, and a ton of 3d printing
Hi blog writers: You don’t have to attach a unique image to every blog post, and you *certainly* don’t need to use #AI to generate an image for every blog post. You may think AI-generated images make your posts more attractive, but you are mistaken; they are doing the opposite: they make your posts more *repulsive* to a good number of potential readers. If I see an AI-generated image in the preview, I won’t click through to read your post, I won’t boost the post that mentions your post, and I certainly won’t read the rest of your blog.
@ozzelot sorry, sorry, I got bored and frustrated again
@mattround (we had a medium sized datacentre for quite a long while by the A46, but it was hella expensive to run/maintain and wasn't anywhere near Big Datacentre in scale terms or power requirements. still quite loud locally, still hyper-local annoyances vs jobs balances to make)
Steve:
frequent overthinker, compulsive fixer, digester-then-explainer, "why?" question relishing father, minor-irritant partner, excessive disassembler, original-form hacker, high-efficiency googler, borderline-competent car-fixer, expert-level car-breaker, faster-by-qwerty communicator, indiscriminate photo-taker, Leatherman owner.