I've been running kubuntu on a lenovo yoga for years, works great.
I think the only think is that the touch screen maps incorrectly when there's a second monitor plugged in. I didn't use it enough for that to be annoying, and it's possible it's fixed on plasma 6, I haven't tried yet.
Yeah, as @uranibaba@lemmy.world says, I was using the narrow meaning of AI=ML (as the OP was). Certainly not surprised that other ML techniques have been used.
That Cummins paper looks pretty interesting. I only skimmed the first page, but it looks like they're using LLMs to estimate optimal compiler parameters? That's pretty cool. But they also say something about it having a 91% hit compliant code hit rate, I wonder what's happening in the other 9%. Noncompliance seems like a big problem? But I only have surface-level compiler knowledge, probably not enough to follow the whole paper properly..
Fair enough. People also use the term for e.g. american fascists. I think it would be reasonable these days treat the word as if it has two meanings, one historical, and one a more general synonym for "fascist".
Strong doubt that AI would be useful for producing improved compilers. That's a task that would require extremely detailed understanding of logical edge cases of a given language to machine code translation. By definition, no content exists that can be useful for training in that context. AIs will certainly try to help, because they are people pleasing machines. But I can't see them being actually useful.
I think on top of this, the question has an incorrect implicit assumption - that LLMs understand what they produce (this would be necessary for them to produce code in languages other than what they're trained on).
LLMs don't product intelligent output. They produce plausible strings of symbols, based on what is common in a given context. That can look intelligent only in so far as the training dataset contains intelligently produced material.
Saying "the Israeli government is acting like Nazis" is not the same thing as saying that "the current genocide being perpertrated against the Palestinians is equivalent to the Holocaust". The former sentence can be true regardless of the truth or falsity of the latter sentence.
Women do already approach men. But not ones they aren't interested in.. So it's kind of hard to interpret your "mandatory" any other way.
Unless what you're saying is that it should be mandatory that men don't approach women first, which kind of sounds like you're making the argument for the thing you're raging against.
I also disagree with conscription. But even if you think it's a good idea, you're equating a national service requirement to mandating women speak to men (presumably many of whom they have no interest in). This is just getting wilder and wilder.
I hope it continues as Lemmy gets bigger, but I'm kind of doubtful it won't eventually decay in the same way as reddit. At least, I don't see anything inherently different that would avoid that. Perhaps the federation and moderation structure might help, but that doesn't seem certain yet..
I've been running kubuntu on a lenovo yoga for years, works great.
I think the only think is that the touch screen maps incorrectly when there's a second monitor plugged in. I didn't use it enough for that to be annoying, and it's possible it's fixed on plasma 6, I haven't tried yet.