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Who dyin bud?

If the argument and the sources are incongruous, that isn't the fault of the LLM/AI. That's the authors fault for not proofreading and editing.

You assume an inherent morality of LLMs but they are amoral constructs. They are tools, and you limit yourself by not learning them.

Lost what? There is nothing but insipid fanboy arguments.

Yall are sad and angry about it.

Death Stranding was definitely not gold. Homie has to have someone to tell him when to stop, otherwise the narrative is a fucking mess.

Lmao you got a lot of cope in that wall of blab.

Endless? Pretty sure you can count them. They have numbers on the name.

Quit fanboying for a second and realize there are real time and money constraints, you cannot endlessly shovel features into software at a whim.

MGSV going open world was dangerous enough.

Idk I don't work there. Imagine there's a lot of bad blood from trying to rein in Kojima, which eventually pushed him into starting his own studio.

Enterprise was, in the end, a show no one asked for and a show no one looked forward to watching.

I really really tried go like it during its original run but even as a kid I recognized trash for trash.

Mofo keeps adding shit that isn't in the budget probably.

At some point the people funding the project have to deliver a product, and if Kojima keeps the title in development hell there won't be a product.

I know university professors struggling with this concept. They are so convinced using an LLM is plagiarism.

It can lead to plagiarism if you use it poorly, which is why you control the information you feed it. Then proofread and edit.

No Britain and no ice caps!

It's Newsweek, which is a tabloid like The Sun.

Guarantee he has no understanding of metalwork. It's not tricky, it's an exact science.

I was 35 h8er until I got to work alongside them. They are every bit as incredible as you can imagine, which means an incredible pain in the ass to work on.

Crashes in the Navy and Marine Corps have gone up wildly over the last twenty years. It's almost like the optempo of the Gulf War 2.0 is not sustainable.

The last year I was in the military they cut back training flight hours by like a fraction of a percent. It was hardly noticeable. I wonder if it's continued to decrease in the last 5 years. The aircraft aren't getting newer, and the military is experiencing massive brain drain as it's hands are tied by congress when it comes to competing with the market for labor.

In and Out for banning mask usage at their stores in CA.

Keep in mind I live in California so it's kind of everywhere. And tasty. And cheap.

But it aint right, let your employees wear a mask of they need to or want to.

Oh chik fil a too but that's been going on for like... over ten years? I almost forgot they existed, with their overcooked chicken.

I surmise this was about as long as they could stay solvent given the new API call charge rate Reddit implemented.

Honestly there's gotta be a discrimination case in here somewhere. One stupid decision ruined a ton of jobs.

I've been using AI for school and work, as God intended: give it the raw, have it do the grunt organization work, and then proofread to correct anything.

There is very little to say that hasn't been said. For an example of our limitations as humans, there's only 50ish unique plot lines in the English language. To expect each person to be completely original is asinine.

It's a tool, one of many in my toolbox. People who are just flat against any and all AI or LLMs are behind the curve.

It's punching down for the chorus instead of rallying people against the real problems. It's the perfect conservative anthem since it says so much without taking a stand.

We trying boii