Electoral college in the US, also the Reapportionment Act of 1929.
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Hardware@lemmy.world•Nearly half of US data centers planned for 2026 are facing delays or cancellationEnglish
4·12 days agoSo sad… Not sad.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Welp we had a good run fam RIPEnglish
3·14 days agoLife will be fine, humans are fucked.
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aww@lemmy.world•Heard We Doing Anti AI Doggos, Here's MineEnglish
9·14 days agoBoston’s!

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Linux@lemmy.ml•Are you using systemd or an alternative, what do you recommend?English
402·15 days agoI use systemd it’s fine and requires very little extra thought.
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Having all the fun, anyone want to join me in the hand-basket, at least we would not be alone!
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
1·20 days agoReally depends on the task. In these cases it’s probably fine to update or swap models since this task is not critical.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
1·20 days agoNope, the version I have on my local HD is a snapshot in time. It won’t get better but no need to update.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
2·21 days agoThat is an interesting paper for sure! Thanks for sharing it.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
21·21 days agoFor sure but I don’t know Python. I can edit a script but I’m not proficient enough to make a new one.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
11·21 days agoI run most of my AI local on my GPU only on rare moments do I bother with commercial systems.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
24·21 days agoCant pull the plug, the model is local and running on my GPU. So I could break it if I wanted to but im not dependent on someone else.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
17·21 days agoYes but now they are accessible to anyone.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
37·21 days agoIf I could have found the code, and copied it yes. Using AI means I did not have to search for it, did not need to learn Python, and then did not need to do the tasks.
Please understand I hate 90% of all the AI bullshit being forced on us, and employers requiring AI use is insane. I am just saying that blanked hate is short sighted because it is useful in some cases, and the number of cases keep going up as we improve things.
I could also use a dictionary to check my spelling, but having spell check enabled is just faster.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
34·21 days agoPut in an application yesterday, got a call back today. Rest is up to me.
No i dont know if it missed something, but im not relying on the Exe summery for perfect detail, im using it to know which document is which and then using the index to go to points in the PDF.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Passwords are like growing old. You feel like the best ones are already behind you.English
2·21 days agoNope still just *****.. so it added the periods for some reason but I still cant see the password.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
34·21 days agoFair criticism, because it is “good enough” and it saved me so much time because I only needed detailed information on a few of the documents. But that is the point, it takes a repetitive bulk niche task and lets YOU quickly and simply create an automation that meets your needs.
Another example I have been using is having an AI read a resume, and do an ATS review based on a job posting. Then it generates a fit report, and makes suggestions on how the resume can be adjusted to better get past the ATS to an actual person. This is very useful in getting call backs for job applications. That has a real value.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is bafflingEnglish
46·21 days agoYeah i used it for a boilerplate task, and then I did not have to do that task. I was able to scan in hundreds of documents, and at the end I had a fully indexed, properly file named, summarized, and searchable PDF library. Just doing one document at a time manually would have been a multi hour task for me, and in a few hours I was done, and it was good enough to good.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Passwords are like growing old. You feel like the best ones are already behind you.English
3·21 days agoAll I see is ******* can you try copying and pasting it directly, or even typing it out manually? Maybe use the spoiler tag? Not sure I can help you if its just ******








Currently because math. The amount of mass and length required to simulate gravity is to expensive to get into space.