If I recall correctly, the peertube app was just released on the App Store.

Oh wow! I didn’t know we have great videos like this on Peertube already. The alternatives to YT are looking surprisingly good.

At least the rats will be happy with all those dreams.

And proper summer vacations too. Oh, and unions, employee rights etc.

That’s a good point. I totally forgot that clean vocals also exist. When I think of metal, all that comes to my mind is RORRORRO GRRROGRRO!

So, does that mean you’re not into metal or opera? They both technically have lyrics, but a casual listener will have no idea what they say.

Do you hate it more than Reddit?

LOL. Good one! This sort of stuff just ruins LLMs for future generations.

Anyway, I’ll see what I can find. Thanks.

Oh that sounds useful. With chatGPT you can actually just dump that into the settings. I already have some stuff about sticking with SI units, skipping the chatty fluff etc. That thing about spotting flawed arguments is something I should add to the list. Copilot and GPT are really bad at it, whereas Perplexity appears to be more capable in this regard. Maybe the others can do it too, as long as you tell them to keep an eye out for broken arguments and misunderstandings.

The fun thing about the soviet medals is that nowadays they are collectables. The same stores that sell old coins and stamps, usually also have some soviet era medals to choose from. Best of all, that hobby isn’t necessarily very expensive either. Some of those medals were manufactured in such crazy numbers, that they might as well be coins. Judging by the prices, these medals don’t appear to be very popular for some reason.

Like a default prompt that starts every conversation? Haven’t found a way to do that.

GPT has a place in the setting where you can tell it to skip the flattery and follow up questions. Copilot doesn’t, but it’s just a budget LLM in more than one way, so that checks out.

Those participation trophies remind me of soviet era medals, awards and decorations people got for all sorts of interesting reasons. If you hand out millions of medals like that, you gain a new understanding of what inflation really means. Same applies to trophies and even complements.

Speaking of treating LLMs as people, I’ve noticed that my response style switches depending on the situation. For example, when an LLM asks an overly chatty and pointless follow-up question that derails the entire conversation, I can just simply ignore that. When a human does the same, I tend to address that in some way out of politeness. When it comes to LLM interactions, politeness like that just flies out the window.

LOL. Yeah, this feels much more natural. Even though people can nowadays direct their stupid question to an LLM, forum type conversations still have their place.

Speaking of Finland, doesn’t the northern part of the map look way too green? Rovaniemi has one hospital, and about 36% of the population of the region should be within 1 h driving distance. If you limit it to just 15 min, it might be closer to 10-20% instead.

If you include all the other health services, such as clinics, then the numbers could add up. There are still many small villages that have no health services of any kind.

Also, some people will intentionally add numbers at the end of the alias to make it look like all the good names were already taken. Sort of like a joke or a reference to all the bigger social media platforms.

Sunk cost fallacy, living in denial, cognitive dissonance and all the usual spices.

Exactly. I get the feeling that China doesn’t really want to see any foreigners on their land either.

Speaking of immigration, China could mitigate that problem by letting lots of foreigners in. Doesn’t look like it’s going to happen though.