So if someone says they’re a cat person then it must be a really great accomplishment lmao

WHO THE FUCK TOLD YOU‽ Fucking damnit, it was fucking Larry wasn’t it‽

Good luck! Im looking for a similar sized jump myself and just had 2 interviews today that went really well. So hopefully I can pass some of my luck to you!

I don’t know what you’re talking about it was absolutely spelled correctly this whole time and you don’t need to check to see if the post was updated or not it’s totally unnecessary :)

That fandom site needs to be updated then lmao, there was a whole episode where Terrence makes an imaginary friend (https://breezewiki.com/fostershomeforimaginaryfriends/wiki/Red) and it’s also explained in another episode that the most dangerous imaginary friends are often made by teens

Though it’s definitely more difficult with them to make (as shown with Terrence) it can still be accomplished

I’ve done it lol, but there are a few serial downvoters/downvote trolls out there

https://lemmy.world/post/29072279

!recipes@feddit.uk

I’m … intrigued

You’re still conflating the tech itself and business. The tech can exist without the business or without it being part of the core business model (Think, a smaller LLM to generate game dialogue (which imo (if done right) could be a very cool thing)) trained and shipped as part of a game

LLMs are here to stay, but when the bubble pops many MANY businesses will not survive as we all know. But every bubble has its survivors and those will be the ones that actually use it for proper use cases that can actually turn a profit or use it to support or enhance other features that are part of their product (and I’m sure a few giant ones will survive just because of their size, though they’ll be damaged)

There are also plenty of good open source LLMs that don’t depend on profits and business models, so that’s another reason LLMs are here to stay

Though they will evolve im sure, new research and techniques will come and make them more useful

I think the hate needs to be properly directed towards the companies pushing it and not the tech itself. Because that’s pretty much here to stay.

And it does have good utility, in tailored ways wielded by people who know what they’re doing (e.g. you should be an experienced programmer already so you can catch when it’s fucking up or just doing things on a weird way)

Companies that use it over creatives (e.g. using it for ads or animation for a commercial product) can also fuck off and die

AI technology yea, lots of us find utility and value in AI itself. It’s a decent tool, it’s not an end all be all like the AI tech bros scream about.

AI companies fuck no, fuck them especially fuck OpenAI

What the heck is Nebula lmfao

Oh I see, yeah, that’s definitely a big line, but there’s room for more nuanced lines as to what we think of as modern SM.

After all, forums are just an evolution of Usenet discussion groups and BBS’ and the Threadiverse/Reddit are an evolution of forums. They’re all social media in one form or another, but few would consider it to be modern SM.

There’s lots of interaction on mainstream SM, I partake in a little guilty pleasure with TT and while there isn’t as much depth to it as say a Reddit or Threadiverse comment section would be, there’s still plenty of pleasant interactions IME

More like proto-social media, a key defining factor for modern social media is things like feeds and ranking of both comments and posts. Which even PF and Lemmy do, if however basic the algo is

Traditional forums had the community and people could post content, but there was usually no ranking of posts or comments. Mostly just chronological order, with the exception of posts with the most recent replies being at the top of whatever category you were in

Though I’m sure there probably was a few “forward thinking” large forums that did something with feeds that looked more like modern SM

50kgibilis

It’s more of a hybrid between forums and social media, but they’re of type “link aggregator” or in other words, the whole point is to post articles and then have discussions about them.

When Reddit was just getting started all you could do was post links to articles, no pictures and people loved it for that. Pictures came later, but even then depended on those pics just being another link hosted somewhere else (that’s where imgur came in) it was years before you could upload a picture direct to reddit

It’s officially a link aggregator type of social media with discussions, when Reddit first started you couldn’t even display pictures, it was just links of articles. Pictures and thumbnails came later, but even then it was years before you could upload pictures directly to reddit and relied on the picture just being another link usually with imgur