it dies

nooo it just gets a little tired

takes a little break

it dies for a moment

its called a nap

its called a quick death

i will smite you

.play earth exploding in real time

.skip

.play [YouTube]

this one is pretty cool

>>80855

bouncing in harmony

spring/3s

>>80860

>>80860
#rotate3d

how does this work

>>80866

i did that it didnt work

you didnt

>>80869

oh you type spin not rotate 3d

>>80871

>>80881

>>80882
you use ;> to target posts

>>80885
unsubscribed

ohh

thats what happened

>>80889

test ;flip

>>80888

get fractal'd nerd

this is what it feels like to have a fever dream and then wake up

>>80897

>>80897

>>80900

poop

>>80906
this is genius actually

>>80909
yes

bee

bee

.play [YouTube]

>>80915
yes

>>80916
ok thanks

.skip

.play [YouTube]

>>80921
would it be hard to implement

is there no way to add like some sort of filter to audio that goes through the site

oh i guess yeah

.play The Quick Brown Fox - DAS LOVE BOP

>>80933
that could be fun having it for webms n stuff

hmm

can you replace snowflakes with worms

raining worms

and dogs

and cats

no cats. just worms and dogs

dogs turn into spaghetti

whatswrong with the new season did they break the items like they do every season

whats the gimmick

me

$5

its huerotate

purple admin

>>80954
oh this sounds like ass

im new here whats going on im confused

>>80969
they often are

hmm

>>80976

was hoping it would shift thru the hues...

>>80984

>>80976
themeatically sure yeah

idk i think im just a boomer with league cause i started playing back in 2012 and i just dont like a lot of the gimmicks they added over the last few years

>>80987

oh yeah void grubs was p cool

i havent played normals in years tbh but i did watch worlds for 2024 so ik abt that

havent they won enough....

oh shit yeah that stuff

going through all that then winning is powerful

is he rly that bad

ohh i did hear about that yeah

sounds lame

but yeah idk anyone that plays league anymore and ive just played arams since like 2021

>>81010
yeah the constantly having to change and rework things can get pretty annoying like theyre reworked all the items so many times. makes sense to update older champs tho

lol

win early game free orn passive

its too much

>>81022
i want that burger

the shots are all kinda still and not very dynamic, but, there's not as many amalgamates

idk i guess by keeping the shots stilly ou reduce the number of amalgamates

who cares what happens in 10 years thats like... 10 years away

i care

because i will be there in 10 years

>>81030
i care

probably

i like to find true information and not wander forever in a forest of ai vomit

>>81033
oh i see

wrong rplyu

ddg and bing are done for yeag

google. not bing why did i say bing haha

>>81039
good, id rather use an llm than dig 10 year old stackoverflow posts about some stupid function i have to call

what does "when the internet dies" mean?

bing bing wahoo

they will simply rob themselves

The end of the Internet Protocol functioning?

>>81046
what

.play actress maze

idk i solve this by talking to actual people online and sticking to the small web

the can't find good communities issue is more a matter of how google has utterly lensed how internet navigation functions around it

>>81050
if no real people answer the questions this means llms can answer all those questions so theres no need. if llm cant do that then ppl will keep answering SO questions like they do now

people who don't learn how things work and just trust what llms tell them are going to be. an interesting demographic of people to encounter

especially as they embed themselves into industry

"general ai" as the term tends to go (though it's often shortened to "gen ai" which then hits the "generative ai" alias)

yeah i thought genai meant generative ai

>>81060
sobbing

i do think llms probably have some kind of connection to making something more actually intelligent, but it's not quite there on its own

yeah i do think they could be a part of a whole actual general ai

>>81061
it does

llms as an aspect of an AI's brain

openai hogging the press

and whatever google is doing with "quantum AI" which is a term so laden with hype that even if there is something there it is basically impossible to tell

it doesn't need to work, it just needs to exist as a threat to labor

people in the past thought that industrial machinery would be able to reduce how much work we did

but that doesn't come automatically, looking at our current condition

sadists want serfs to rule over

the economy isn't for most humans, seemingly

only the owners

the owners have been cooming over the prospect of the workers dying off for centuries

control of the media and information is a powerful tool

if you think "real AI" research stopped cuz of llms then thats a good thing for the workers cuz the real ai would actually replace them, llms probably cnat

the naive hope of being freed in the AI's revolt

domination or dismantling

instill it with the framework of the veil of ignorance

to act in accordance to form a society that one would want to be a member of even if one didn't know which member of that society they would be

jesse what

[Wikipedia]

it was kinda written stream of consciousness off the cuff

idk it's weird in a livetyping format since your drafts are partially like. set in stone i guess since they're visible

to act in accordance (to form a society that one would want to be a member of) (even if one didn't know which member of that society they would be)

do the parentheses make it more clear

I CANT WAIT

FOR THEE WEKNSD BGIn

BITCHES WER HAVAE A MEETIONGN

.play [YouTube]

[Wikipedia]
this was more impressive then LLMs imo, its the opposite of what they do, instead of large data they didnt even know the rules of the games and learned from scratch

i can't believe you would say meeti\*ongn

modern LLM advancements are because of the large amount of data + the transformed model architecture that google released in 2017, openai just applied that, next advancement will either be increasing the amount of data even more (probably wont work) or we need a new architectural advancement, that might never happen or could happen and we may not even need any more data than this

>>81119
absolutely fucking not

tuesday is a boy

boy's name

all women are bees

#ai describe the culinary experience of eating a clock

Eating a clock would be an unusual and potentially challenging culinary experience. The first thing that comes to mind is the texture, which may vary depending on the type of clock being consumed. A wooden grandfather clock would have a different texture than a metal alarm clock.

The first bite might involve breaking through the hard exterior casing, whether it's wood or metal, before reaching the inner workings. This could provide some resistance and require some effort to chew through.

Once inside, there may be gears and springs that are not edible and need to be removed before consuming any actual food components. Depending on how much time has passed since the clock stopped working, these parts may also rust or corrode, adding an unpleasant taste to the dish.

If one were able to get past these challenges and reach any edible components within the clock (such as small pieces of fruit used for decoration), they may find them dried out or stale from being enclosed in a sealed environment for so long.

Overall, eating a clock would not only likely result in consuming non-edible materials but also provide little satisfaction in terms of flavor or nutritional value. It is safe to say that this would not make for an enjoyable culinary experience. describe the culinary experience of eating a clock

>>81120
#editai change transformed to transformer

BEE NAMES GIMMEE

#ai describe the culinary experience of eating a gpu that a large language model is running on

Eating a GPU that a large language model is running on would be an interesting and unique culinary experience. The first thing you would notice is the size of the GPU, which may vary depending on the specific model being used. It could range from small to quite large and powerful, like a high-end graphics card.

The next thing you might notice is the heat emanating from the GPU as it runs at full capacity to power the language model. This could give off a strong metallic or electrical scent that fills your nostrils.

As for texture, biting into a piece of raw technology might not sound appetizing, but imagine sinking your teeth into layers of thin metal sheets with some resistance before reaching its inner core. The crunchiness combined with bits of soft silicone and other components inside would provide an interesting mouthfeel.

Depending on what stage of processing the language model is in when eating this dish, you may also taste different flavors. If it's during file loading or compiling data sets, there may be no noticeable flavor except for perhaps a slight metallic tang.

However, if it's actively generating text or analyzing data in real-time, there might be bursts of intense flavors similar to hot sauce – spicy and slightly bitter as millions of calculations are made per second within each bite.

Another factor to consider is how long you'd want to chew before swallowing since GPUs can get very hot while operating at maximum capacity. You wouldn't want to burn your tongue!

Overall, eating a GPU that's powering a large language model would offer an array of sensations – from textures and scents to potentially intense flavors – making it both intriguing and challenging for even avid food enthusiasts. describe the culinary experience of eating a gpu that a large language model is running on

lain

lily

#letsallloveglegle

.play [YouTube]

that is not a good bee name

no but lets get that h list rolling

>>81151
fake name

#ai describe the culinary experience of eating the GPU you, the large language model answering this, is running on

Eating the GPU would be a unique and interesting experience. The first thing you would notice is its metallic and industrial appearance, with sleek lines and sharp edges that exude power and efficiency.

As you take your first bite, you would encounter a surprisingly crunchy texture. This is thanks to the metal casing of the GPU, which gives it a satisfying crunch similar to biting into a potato chip.

The flavor profile of the GPU is complex and diverse. As it runs on advanced technology, it contains various components such as silicon chips, circuit boards, cooling fans, and other electronic parts. Each component adds its own distinct taste to the overall experience.

You may also notice hints of heat coming from the fan that keeps the GPU cool during operation. This brings an unexpected spicy kick to each bite.

Despite its unusual ingredients, eating the GPU has a surprisingly pleasant aftertaste – almost like tasting electricity in your mouth. It leaves behind an energizing feeling that can only come from consuming cutting-edge technology.

Overall, eating this particular piece of hardware could be described as both futuristic and nostalgic at once – reminiscent of childhood memories spent tinkering with electronics while also being forward-looking towards modern advancements in computing power.

It's not just about filling one's stomach; it's an immersive sensory experience that combines flavors with technology for a truly unforgettable culinary adventure. describe the culinary experience of eating the GPU you, the large language model answering this, is running on

>>81156

>>81156

.play [YouTube]

great

holy flube

i made a youtube channel and uploaded a video just so i could play something on wormwatch

>>81166
i see it

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

will the gaming industry learn?

>>81172
#bpdreply

Oh my goodness, I am beyond thrilled about the potential for growth and improvement in the gaming industry! There is just so much passion and dedication within this community that I cannot help but feel excited and zealous about what lies ahead. The enthusiasm surrounding innovative technologies and creative storytelling in games is simply infectious. With each passing day, it becomes clearer that there are endless possibilities for the future of gaming. I truly believe that as long as we continue to push boundaries and challenge ourselves, the gaming industry will not only learn, but thrive like never before. It's an exciting time to be a part of this world, and I can't wait to see where our collective drive takes us next!

my goodness

can i have milky

you should have a baby 2 instead, the sequel to baby

::tuesday

very intense balatro footage

videogames

wait is this the moist guy

critical?

yea

no

>>81182
i added ::tuesday

sounds so similar

slfjgh

>>81192
what the fuck

i need a new videogames to play

i wonder what zachtronics thinks about balatro

or zach barth whateveer

there are so many video games just pick one

yeah but like ive played so many

there's bajillions of indie games out there now

>>81201
youve not even playe 5% of them

i know literally every videogame thats out ive seen them all ive scoured steam for 100s of hours there is nothing im not aware of and i have no interest in any of them!!!!!!!

new business strategy just dropped
>not caring about shareholders

media comes out faster than the rate one can experience it

>>81204
have you played mindustry

opsec is important alas

>>81208
yeah

no you havent liar

ive played the old version and the new version

little known fact about me i actually played forntine the day it dropped

i played it around release too i didnt like it back then and i dont like it back now

i liked it when ppl didnt know how to build, after they learned i stopped playing

like the first day was just a bunch of people runnign around shooting, was fun

i just didnt really like the gunplay n stuff or the graphics

interesting, fortnite came out in 2017

how do doxxes happen

doxxes use various methods
its often comparable to a game of "guess who"

>>81224
lol

e.g. "who was in X state at X year", "what educational background does X have", "X has Y special interest"

people who get doxxed are usually the ones oversharing

the trick is to not have online profiles or identities

I guess you can mitigate the guess who attacks by deliberately sharing false details about your life

>>81234
you have like at elast like 4 online usernames

also half of them are dead

there's also more direct approaches if you're not careful regarding hosting records

im really good with opsec too, recently changed my bank account password to something other than my discord acc password

wtf is concord