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But those are basic concepts of LLMs that I knew about. They explain that and they say “omg scary” which, to me, is just marketing through fearmongering. It’s been a few months since the video and you can see: Anthropic and ChatGPT are now competing on how “rogue” their models are. It’s so tiring.

Ahh, unfortunately I sold my 360 as it laid there unused for years. I might buy one just to mess around with it.

Take away from what?

I can’t remember when exactly I did mine, but I think we called it the Pandora Battery method. I’m our right now but I need to look it up when I get home. It’ll be an awesome trip down memory lane.

I thought something was up when he had interviewed some random ass AI expert talking about Mythos because he bought into the whole “OMG it’s gone rogue” bullshit.

I’m not a huge fan of the videos he hosts (I don’t like how he cuts every millisecond between sentences), but SciShow is a genuinely good channel and I’m glad he realized he had problems. Wishing him all the best!

You’re not a true tinkerer until you burn at least one house down.

You’re so right about the “magic.” The way you jailbroke the PSP was just the coolest. You hacked the battery! I remember doing that for the first time and I felt like a hacker—my friends looked at me like I was one too—even though I was just following simple instructions.

20 ish years later, I wanna get my hands on some more consoles but wanna try hardware modding to learn how to solder too.

They couldn’t have used Gemini for the task; that shit sucks ass.

Sorry if this is a dumb question but I keep seeing open source and open weight when talking about LLMs. Are these two terms interchangeable? If not, what do they mean and which is correct?

Yeah I think I see what you mean. Their North American customers are like the most loyal of their base and they can’t even fucking throw them a bone. They’re not required to, but fucking come on.

But at the same time… People should not have have bought non essentials from a company with a history of fucking over their base. What the hell were they expecting? Companies look after one thing: the stock holders. They don’t give two shits about the customers as long as they can make them buy more shit.

It’s because platform owners can do whatever the fuck they want, it’s disgusting. There was some movement about PS5 blackout but it won’t do shit because there are enough plebs an whales who will more than make up for the small proportion of conscious gamers. I seriously hate this market so much.

Ok, but which other companies reimbursed the tarrif surcharges? Or did every other company eat the tarrif costs?

What a shithole

They’ve ALWAYS sucked but had a very friendly face. Remember how they tried to ban renting in North America? They failed to do so for games, but they got their filthy clutches on the manuals so game shops weren’t allowed to rent those out. They didn’t need to do that but they did just to make the experience a little bit worse for us consumers.

Having said that… The US kinda fucked up themselves, so I’m not sure why Nintendo is being singled out.

Oh for sure, I’ve been doing the same! My comment want meant to discourage people from trying. Sorry if came off that way.

I’ve gotten rid of most of Google of my PC and phone. Microslop, Amazon, Meta, all gone. And unfortunately, Steam too :(

I live in Japan so I have a lot of alternatives. Not only can I avoid US brands, I can avoid foods with US ingredients. I don’t buy Japanese chip brands of the potatoes are sources from the US.

I don’t think the world has ever been black and white. Whatever you purchase is based on someone’s suffering or funds it in some way or another. The best we can do is be less evil. If you think you can still do good by using mullvad’s service, you should stay. If you think switching will be more beneficial for you—even at the cost of productivity and perhaps a difference in price—then you should ditch Mullvad.