We gave normies access to the internet at anytime.
SillyDude
When William Osman took Anthropic money and held OpenSlop so small creators like Wing can show off their Walmart delivery drones.
When gen AI hits a job market that doesn't exist thanks to AI, I wonder what's going to happen.
I'd take my $100 quest 2 over any number of the nicest monitors. VR took the immersion of Sim driving to a level I can't come back from.
They used vinegar. And the peroxide is probably 3% max. Okay plan, poor execution. This will do nothing.
That is what I figured out to help me. I get overwhelmed thinking about doing the whole thing. But if I just do anything, no matter how small, that's more than nothing. So yeah, cleaning, just get a plastic bag and grab a few pieces of trash within arms reach. Then some more. Then all of it. Momentum is a good way to describe it but for me its like compulsive nagging. Now that I've started the thing I'm thinking about the thing and can't stop thinking about it until its done.
Loved that. I think spongebob got the idea from them and made it work so well. I miss old animation, real art and soul.
Ever since LLMs where provided free to the public, I've been pen testing them. Not intentionally, I just like tech and have wanted to explore them. After getting all the info they're designed not to provide(which is so fucking easy, even on the most recent models that have corporate PC baked in to the core can't do shit) I turned to token burning. I could easily get 1M/24hr, but they've brought that cost down to like $0.10 so its not doing much anymore. I think I saw a model specific script that's doing 52k/min.
Point is it takes a day of coding and a shit PC to just sit there burning money directly out of their budget. It wouldnt take that many people committed to doing this to make AI less feasible.
Last time I had to use their services I wrapped their modem/router that they forced me to use in a roll of aluminum foil and ran one short ethernet cable out to use my own router with whatever I want. Blocked all their public WiFi you can't turn off and roasted that thing. I was genuinely surprised that it still worked when I gave it back.