PixelPilgrim

Yeah if you have better way of doing anything with no drawbacks you should do that I'll just say out of pure reason.

Thinking about deterministic results. I can think of a flawed code that gives a wrong result deterministically 1 out of its thousands of potential outputs and you can determine that 1 wrong answer is A) not big enough flaw to fix(code is good enough) B) not worth fixing since it's rare (too much effort to fix). Now how that applies to LLM is that you can see the what LLM outputs and determine it's execution is good enough or not working.

Using a lot of resources at the cost of the environment is more a value thing. Cyanobacterial didn't care about poisoning the environment with oxygen. Ironically I don't think the electric grid should be restructured for ai since I don't think so is doing anything important enough to warrant changing the electrical grid.

I would care if someone was rude or unqualified on an issue. Id want to know why something I did was wrong, either technically or morally, or if there a better way of doing and why it's better

It's actually a good graphic. I'd put a legend explaining some of the fediverse icons. And 2 sentences explaining that each fediverse icon communicated with other fediverse icons

Class solidarity is hard to archive. It's funny seeing people get mad at my tiny little projects when the government is out there ruining people's lives

I like how ask Lemmy doesn't have rules just post criteria. 1 is litterally just (open ended questions)

The AI models are so nice I swear at them when an issue I cause by not reading the the instructions they have and so is just like "I know your getting frustrated, let's try this approach" and calmly repeats the instructions.

So you not like dalek.zone instance?

I know Instagram puts it's content on Facebook to get people to sign up for Instagram. I know they're both meta.

It's pretty intrusive, but it's evidence that it works.

But I'm more on the lines of make more features

Idk how you exploit content. It's ussually the creators that get exploited. The idea is you put the content out there and put an impression on people so eventually they start thinking about them think about comming to Lemmy. I got nothing if you don't want to support x or twitter by crossposting from Lemmy.

I still say Lemmy/fediverse needs to build more niches community's up more than it needs to market so that way people stick around or engage more, so people don't drop off the platform from boredom

i actually believe lemmy should cross post to reddit, just so redditors can get exposure to lemmy. I got banned off of reddit years ago so I have little idea whats going on over there, i just see on lemmy that reddit has used ai based bots for moderating. I'm pretty much thinking of niche things to build up to help produce more content

hmmm ive been on fediverse for a few months so it seems stable with a fluctuations in activity

that source says that the fediverse has more MAU then other sources on fediverse stats.

lol i wonder how much that is just guessing. they just coin flipped it