And that’s why it’s genius
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Wealthiest country in the world, everyone.
redwattlebird@thelemmy.clubto
Technology@lemmy.world•Claude AI down: Anthropic users hit with errors as chatbot goes offlineEnglish
8·1 month agoNet negative, I’d say, especially in the long run.
By training LLMs, you’re neglecting to train the entry level workers who grow to be seniors. If we keep going down this rabbit hole, there will be no one who knows ‘the old ways’ and understand why we do things a certain way.
Additionally, the energy consumption and land occupation is massive and far outweighs the benefits, making things more scarce, especially since more people will lose their jobs.
For the tiny % of people who actually put it to good use, there’s 100x more abusing or mishandling it.
redwattlebird@thelemmy.clubto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Some things were better in the good old days
2·1 month agoYou’ve clearly never tried to fix anything at least within the last decade.
When things are glued and there are no exposed screws, this means that you can’t replace parts and it means that in order to get inside to see what broke, you need to break it open very carefully. This means that in most cases, they break beyond repair and force you to buy a new one.
If you can break it open carefully, because everything is glued in (or in some cases just punched in during manufacture), you can’t replace anything because there’s nothing you can mount the new part to.
Phones are not appliances; they’re electronic devices and are much more complicated BUT should be repairable, as they used to be back in the 90s.
And have you seen the inside of a device that’s glued in? It is definitely NOT water tight. The glue is hard and cracks, and the purpose of the glue is not for IP, but to just keep the part in place and save 2c on each screw.
But I digress… Check out IFixit. Hopefully after going through some points on what the benefits are for right to repair, you’ll change your stance on this.
redwattlebird@thelemmy.clubto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Some things were better in the good old days
6·2 months agoWell, they worked forever because you could get them fixed. They will break down but you could repair them yourself or get it repaired. Unsure about whitegoods, but small appliances these days are expected to end up in landfill; no exposed screws and everything is glued in.
redwattlebird@thelemmy.clubto
Technology@lemmy.world•Apple rolls out mandatory UK age verification with iOS 26.4, requiring users to provide a credit card or ID, a first in Europe, after UK government pressureEnglish
1·2 months agoThey can’t do anything with landlines though, so i suppose that’s what it’ll eventually happen after age checks for everything.
If not, then…
Do not worry
So creeps like Zuck can upload their LLM conscience into my brain? No thank you.
… Actually, that would make a great horror movie.