Bad

Not only make less money, but literally pay money for people to engage with it for free

Oh no, you fell down the stairs and accidentally shot yourself in the back of the head while on fire. Careless.

Combining a car’s movement behaviour via ANPR/ALPR with known drug routes has been going on for over a decade. This is AI in the data science and pattern recognition sense and not the media hyped LLM sense

Are you talking about Netflix or AI?

You should be thinking of the share holders!

Based on recent security bullitains, Chinese open weight companies have been aggressively distilling closed frontier models for a while, so you’re pretty much getting the latest frontier model for a fraction of the price.

Using AI tooling is fine as long as you know what’s being written by it.

I’m still a massive fan of copilot auto-complete because you’re still laying out the structure of the code and can hint at what you want with strong naming and good doc strings which are good practice anyway, and then the copilot finishes your thoughts and you save time. Especially good at rigging up tests.

Lol it’s all good. Enough people did that this is one of my top rated comments 😆

What is the charge? Blocking a meal? A succulent Chinese meal?!

Qwen is fine imo. Even a small model can be pretty helpful. I run a 27b on an old A6000 at work and have a 7b running locally on a home setup and both do fine with almost anything I throw at them. With the 7b, it can recognise that it’s struggling with a particular task and offload to a heavier cloud model (azure foundry) This gives you good ROI for 99.9% of your inference and the ability to still complete big and complex tasks.

Qwen is fine imo. Even a small model can be pretty helpful. I run a 27b on an old A6000 at work and have a 7b running locally on a home setup and both do fine with anything I throw at them. With the 7b, it can recognise that it’s struggling with a particular task and offload to a heavier cloud model (azure foundry) This gives you good ROI for 99.9% of your inference and the ability to still complete big and complex tasks.

No more ehand written code is literally like saying “we pledge never to innovate, and will only ever remake what has been made before”

Let’s not let the truth get in the way of a sensationalist headline. It only matters that you click.

We have entered an exciting era of opportunity, hackers and expensive cybersecurity consultants declare

Is it no internet, or no Meta?

I can’t tell if sarcasm or stupid

That’s a hard shutdown. On account of the fire. And the being in pieces. Standard practice in pieces on fire shutdown

What a load of shite.

If I asked an intern to do something and then review their work is that eroding my ability to work?