I don’t think he’s necessarily the inventor of the computer. There are a few possible candidates, including Ada Lovelace or Charles Babbage, who were earlier.
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Armand1@lemmy.worldto Science Memes@mander.xyz•hubris go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrEnglish473·6 days agoLLMs are like Trump government appointees:
- They hallucinate like they’re on drugs
- They repeat whatever they’ve seen on the internet
- They are easily maniuplated
- They have never thought about a single thing in their lives
Ergo, they cannot and will not ever discover anything new.
If you’re homeless in the UK, and especially if you are disabled, you can easily spend 20+ hours per week filing complaints, reasonable adjustments, writing suitability reviews, organising care, trying to get benefits etc.
Just to protect yourself from abuse in the system and to get the right to live a life approaching that of a normal person.
Instead of contributing to society, you have to fight bureaucratic battles just to get what you legally are entitled to.
So effectively, you are working one of the most stressful and bureaucratic jobs imaginable, with ‘colleagues’ that question and deny everything you say, and if you fail you may freeze to death on the streets, and all without pay.
Armand1@lemmy.worldto Privacy@lemmy.ml•Six arrested at protest of Palantir, tech company building deportation software for Trump admin11·10 days agoWhat are the rights around protesting in America? Is it legal for you to be arrested like this?
Armand1@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Say Hello to the World's Largest Hard Drive, a Massive 36TB SeagateEnglish7·11 days agoAs mentioned by another user, all drives fail, it’s a matter of when, not if. Which is why you should always use RAID arrangement with at least one redundant drive and/or have full backups.
Ultimately, it’s a money game. If you save 30% on a recertified drive and it has 20% less total life than a new one, you’re winning.
Here’s where I got some.
https://serverpartdeals.com/collections/manufacturer-recertified-drives
I looked around a bit, and either search engines suck nowadays (possibly true regardless) or there are no independent studies comparing certified and new drives.
All you get mostly opinion pieces or promises by resellers that actually, their products are good. Clearly no conflict of interest there. /s
The best I could find was this, but that’s not amazing either.
What I do is look at backblaze’s drive stats for their new drives, find a model that has a good amount of data and low failure rate, then get a recertified one and hope their recertification process is good and I don’t get a lemon.
Armand1@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Say Hello to the World's Largest Hard Drive, a Massive 36TB SeagateEnglish8·11 days agoI got some 16TB drives recently for around $200 each, though they were manufacturer recertified. Usually a recertified drive will save you 20-40%. Shipping can be a fortune though.
EDIT: I used manufacturer recertified, not refurbished drives.
I mean born into the mid-90s. I was a child - early teenager when this aired.
Never heard of it until now. I assume this refers to the “2001-2010 American medical comedy-drama” show.
For the record I more or less fit into the late millennial generation.
Imma have my 1-1 performance review on this.
Armand1@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Grok, Elon Musk's AI chatbot, seems to get right-wing updateEnglish4·17 days agoYep. Pretty sure that was deliberate on Musk’s (or his cronies) part.
Imagine working at X and being told by your boss “I’d like you to make the bot more racist please.” “Can you convince it that conspiracy theories are real?”
This one hits a little too close to home…
Also, the word you’re looking for might be “abusive” rather than “strict”.
The drivers license thing is likely due to a law passed by the UK a few days ago requires all mature content to be behind an age check. And not a “Are you 18: Yes / No”, more like “we will check using ID and photos of you”.
It’s the most hated piece of legislation in a while, with already 100 000 petition votes in 3 days to repeal it.