not to be forgotten: the long, long years of windows malware pulling exactly this shit
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not to be forgotten: the long, long years of windows malware pulling exactly this shit
the bit about it that I find subtly glorious (in how remarkably fuckwitted it is) is the baseline idea of “intellectual horsepower”
I’m not surprised that this is a view they (of the company that’s effectively going “just 12 more DCs bro it’ll be enough compute bro I promise bro just watch”) hold and consider in such a simple mechanism-rating scale
but it is funny as fuck
(sorrynotsorry)
“hello everyone my name is Bill Ballmer and welcome to today’s Visual tour of Microsoft 365 Coilot Office Live Premium Pro Clippy Edition! this is of course being broadcast to all your favourite Zune stations using the Power of Azure, and wow COM-fans I’m just about as hyped up for this demo as I can be. Let’s get right into it, shall we?”
bit late
they’re gonna have to break out the emergency use tardis reserve… and they’re gonna need to use a few of them
look, if we just rename it a bit harder, I’m sure we’ll get the promptfondler uptake that marketing had forecast. this can’t be an itanium situation, dave in sales assured me there’s a use!
okay so I’ve just found a new shirt I want
I don’t understand this comment (largely for not knowing where any of these things happened) and since it’s the tail end of a Friday at the tail end of a long and stupid week
I think that’s okay. I think I’m just not going to ask this once. Just not know a thing, as a bit. It’ll be novel!
big week for renaming things at MS
really? the impact to your media consumption patterns and preferences is the biggest problem you have here?
seriously?
oof.
this is so wildly on point
yours?
(it should become an internet copypasta and drift into mass consciousness)
there it is, sammy has gone and said people are just prompting the model wrong (I recall we’ve had that bit said here earlier)
but in true sammy grift: you just need to be asking the right questions to trump intelligence. “why do you want to suck, as a human?” sammy asks, not understanding a moment of humanity
when I’m debugging fucked up web pages (too often), the way I approach it is by loading the entire thing with network inspector view open (to catch requests), then right-click inspect on the element or something close to it. from that I find the element name/path/whatever, and then dig around in the request view to see what happened
little known historical fact: G+ was actually the mark that service got on its popularity exam
my god, some of the useful idiots there are galling
It looks like it’s reasoning pretty well to me. It came up with a correct way to count the number of r’s, it got the number correct and then it compared it with what it had learned during pre-training. It seems that the model makes a mistake towards the end and writes STRAWBERY with two R and comes to the conclusion it has two.
says the tedious poster entirely ignoring the fact that this is an extremely atypical baseline response, and thus clearly is operating under prior instructions as to which methods to employ to “check its logic”
fucking promptfans. at least I have that paper from earlier to soothe me
the word “commentariat” was invented too early, because it would be the absolute perfect choice with which to describe such posters
I definitely don’t have the spoons to read this most recent of his emanations (yes, I am picking that word), but from just the start of it alone… god
the orange man isn’t even in the seat yet and all these motherfuckers are loudly shouting who they are
oh, no no
nooooo no no no
there isn’t an opt-out button
there is only:
being absolutely incensed at blithely rambunctious imbeciles seems to be (one of?) my wordsmithing balmer peaks
(I have mixed feelings about that)
nfi how phone managed that typo, but now I’m leaving it in