(#dnrhoea) @slashdot No shit 💩

(#bpbxb5q) The fact is, right now I don't find LLM(s) very useful, more of a waste of time and energy. But as you say, they're here to say, we're continuing to "evolve" the tech, so let's see what happens...

(#bpbxb5q) @bender That's true 🤣

(#bpbxb5q) @prologic you should have ended that with “but I digress”, because you do. 😂

@darren Hey! 👋 You still use this pod? 🤔

(#3rpdx2a) @bender All I can say is doing a Google search for Cost of a running an LLM is rather interesting...

(#mtsmieq) @sorenpeter nothing **ever** is. :-D

(#herlmga) @lyse the cows on 1, 2, and 3 are very skinny, eh? Big contrast from those on 5 and 6. 24°C brutal? Pfff, try 33°C then, and a 53% humidity. 😂

(#3rpdx2a) @prologic automobiles, airplanes, radios, televisions, computers, the Internet, the WWW, etc. I mean, come to think of it, pretty much everything on its infancy kind of sucked.

(#qnheaoa) @bender > There has been other things/technologies/stuff that worked/performed/functioned bad in their infancy, but then get better, and more useful, over time. Curious if you can name and describe an example or two? I'm struggling myself to think of one, but I'm sure there are examples and we're just being unreasonably harsh 😅