Sometimes yes.

Well, isn’t the point of Lemmy to be similar to Reddit but not exactly like Reddit? I mean, it would be great to increase Lemmy user base to over 1 million despite the fact that this will also include all bad people. But, since Lemmy does not belong to anyone, it will not be controlled by done greedy bastards.

Sadly, but no. From good news we only have increased amounts of bad reviews online and in app stores like Play Market.

Reddit is admin bots banning real people for messing with other bots.

Yeah, caption misses the fact that you can be easily banned for simply interacting with such bot in comments in any way against the bot.

Vampire spotted. 🙃

Wait till our descendants will refer to 90s as ancient times of the Internet.

One of the most relatable things that I have seen for a while.

At first, I thought that I actually need to fix any door with hinges for exactly 2 hours and for the challenge would be given a very complicated dozen hinged door and was OK with it, but then, well… I realized that this challenge is impossible.

Gaming laptops are actually quite good as portable AI machines, thus installing Linux and some lightweight AI agent would work better than having the Windows 11 setup.

Still looks hot AF.

Maybe. I haven’t studied modern chess engines so deeply. All I know that you either can use the brute force method that will calculate in recursion each possible move or train an AI model on existing brute force engines and it will simply guess the best possible move without actually recalculating each possible. Both scenarios work with each one having its own benefits and downsides.

But all of this is said according to my knowledge which can be incomplete, so recommend to recheck this info.

Nah, it is fun to watch it being DDOSed once or twice a month.

Lol.

Well, for what I know, modern chess engines are relatevly small AI models that usually work by taking on input the current state of the board and then predicting the next best move. Like Stockfish. Also, there is a game called Supreme Commander 2, where it is confirmed of usage small neural models to run NPC. And, as a person that somewhat included in game development, I can say that indie game engine libgdx provides an included AI module that can be fine tuned to a needed level for running NPC decisions. And it can be scaled in any way you want.

Yeah, especially it is funny how people forgot that even small models the size of like 20 neurons used for primitive NPCs in a 2D games are called AI too and can literally run on a button phone(not Nokia 3310, something slightly more powerful). And these small ones specialized models exist for decades already. And the most interesting is that relatevly small models(few thousands of neurons) can work very well in predicting trends of prices, classify objects by their parameters, calculate chances of having specific disease by only symptoms and etc. And they generally work better than even LLMs in the same task.

Real horror.

Yes. They work like a funny joke that can make your mood better.

Pure fun. And also just in case humanity will finally f**k up so hard that we will end up in the apocalypse.

I am not in a theme, but what bad in having them moving the progress by doing the space race? Maybe they are jerks, but they try to do something. Or, at least, pretend to. Can someone explain why there is so much hate towards them?