Whenever I go to YouTube in an incognito window I always see videos from my country and it’s the videos that most people watch (usually Mr. Beast type stuff or some old guy talking about war). So yeah, it’s already curated based on where I’m from, before I do anything
Hard, but still doable.
Source: personal experience
But then it shows you one bad result and then “other people also viewed this” and its just some barely related shorts
There is no downtime in Ay Dablyu Es
I couldn’t find a good one, so I’m open to recommendations
I think they’re trying to do that. But AI can still fail at that lol
I thought it’s 19. Are we the bots?
The “Thought for 2 seconds” and “Stopped thinking” are hilarious to me
Glad to see someone like me. If it’s important it gets bookmarked or noted down. Browser clears tabs and history on close (used to clear all cookies as well, but that got too cumbersome, now just clears most of them). I also turn off my PC at the end of the day and turn it back on the next day (and not just because I couldn’t get hibernation to work), so I always have a clean slate
Also, not everything runs on x86. For example, you couldn’t write a website in raw binary, because the browser wouldn’t run it. Or maybe you already have a Python library and you just need to interact with. Or maybe you want code that can run on x86 and ARM, without having to generate it twice.
As long as the output code has to interact with other code, raw binary won’t be useful.
I also expect that it might be easier for an LLM to generate typical code and have a solid and tested compiler turn it into binary
Year-old memes are gonna feel stale. You need to also automate the collection of memes.
Or wait a few years so that “stale” memes become “retro”
AGI is just two years away. Each year. Since a few years. Like self-driving cars
I think AI is still a long way from being able to manage a large project
I’d bet you’re the only one that ate that tuna in the shower though
Those that get paid per hour/day will notice a ~10% revenue decrease this month. But the amount of paperwork remains the same…
On Linux you can run native version of Steam, which then uses Wine (actually Proton, which is based on Wine) for running games. So Steam is not wrapped within Wine, but the games are (if needed/enabled)
I don’t think I’ve seen anyone run Steam through Wine. What would be the reasons for that?
I think that’s one of the dangers of AI: asking AI is a low-cost action (typing out a question), that has a chance to have big returns (saving you hours of work). It usually isn’t worth it. But sometimes it is, so people keep doing it.