My girlfriend is under the weather and asked for sausage and pancakes so I made her a pancake out of sausage
sourcenode
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Did the europeans give up on nostr or did the gooberment sucessfully lock them out?
Third place in the US is basically last
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GM ching chong we are doomed π«
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If you believe this, please sell all your bitcoin.
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GM this is both sad and hilarious. Parody level real world event.
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Big time bubble vibes. It seems to me that the recent LLM craze will plateau in its advancements, just like every other technology that does not rely on network effects.
Considering smartphones for example, there was a time when each iteration was significant and the benefits of paying for the most recent phone far outweighed the costs. Phone tech seems to have plateaued about ten years ago. The main thing keeping it alive now is planned obsolescence.
Eventually the difference between frontier LLMs and older models will become negligable. Then gradually, the difference between enterprise and open source will do the same. This could be accelerated dramatically by another deepseek drop, but it will happen eventually even without one.
Many business applications of "AI" will continue to require bleeding edge models to compete, but for most applications the bottleneck will return to human capital capable of maximizing the clever utilization of the tech, rather than the tech itself. This can be seen across every technological advancement for hundreds of years.
I'm not sure how long this process will take, but one day the ROI on training new LLMs will run out and the bubble will pop. Many busy-work jobs will be decimated in the process.
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My explanation to a friend asking me if all applications work on Graphene:
No. Anything which requires google play services might not work. However, most services that require it can also be used on the inernet instead (like banking services for example)
As far as I am concerned, any app that doesn't work on graphene is not optimized for my usage. So I find alternative services (that app loses me as a customer)
The reality of our current state of affairs in technology is that the tech works for the corporations, not the consumers. It spies on us and can be controlled to block us from using it in ways which benefit us.
For this reason I do my best to only use open source software like linux, graphene, ect. This ensures that if the government, corporations, or a combination of the two decide they want to do something I don't like, they cannot do that remotely.
They have to do it physically, which makes it much more costly for them. Especially here in the US where many citizens are armed to defend themselves.
