I think the answer is obvious: Tate tells them "you're awesome". No one else is doing that. People seek validation.

It's actually quite impressive that they don't get crowd crushes

They are exploring options like reserving 30 percent of Fulbright scholarships to applicants who are parents and/or married, giving mothers that $5,000 “baby bonus” that Trump promised during the campaign season, and even a government-funded program to better educate women on their own menstrual cycles so that they know when they should be trying for a baby.

If a Democratic politician did this, we would be calling it progressive

Gnome's extension power is true, but it's also because they don't give a toot about supporting them natively

I just scrolled my post history and picked an example. Like why is this downvoted? It's literally just an answer to OP on how to do what they want https://lemmy.ml/comment/18043111

before taxes

Why is the West like this

Edit: America. Sorry for bundling you functional EU countries into this

People are still afraid to publicly (internally?) support Republicans, even though our CEO has endorsed them and we've hired some right-wing politicians for various roles

(That or truly very few people are Republican at FAANG)

People downvote me all the time and I just think "well they're wrong, I've laid out my argument and they can't refute it". So I imagine Nazis feel the same way when you downvote them.

Edit: case in point

Btw you can vote in China. Do you think they're a democracy?

I find it funny that so many people feel it's pointless to vote for parties that represent their views. Don't lie to yourself that we live in a democracy

This is true though? As a recruiter I want someone competent. Statistically speaking, that's someone who isn't desperate

I understand your point, but which populace Democratic candidate is there besides Kamala and AOC?

Don't worry, I vowed to never vote DNC after 2016, so if you catch me voting 3rd party, sleep well knowing it was either that or not voting at all

They're also crushing it in the ML space. Half the good AI papers are written in Chinese; one of the startups I worked at had the luxury of hiring a Chinese speaking AI researcher who could read them for us

SCMP has always sided with mainland China on crux issues, but I've read them on and off for nearly 10 years now and have found them to be very reliable.

In fact, this is exactly what the Wikipedia page for reliable sources says about it too: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Perennial_sources

All the models will have token limits, especially if you're not paying for API access. You would have to tune a model based on the blog posts, but that's expensive, degrades model quality, and isn't easy to do.

Another thing you could do is have a model index the posts and then retrieve data based on search. The easiest way to do this would be download all the blog posts into a folder, then install cursor.com and open it on the folder. Cursor is for coding, but it will index your folder and then you can ask the model questions. You should be able to get this far with the free trial, but if you have a huge number of blog posts, it still won't work

It will start hallucinating if you overfeed it

Ah the expectations were 1920s Europe

You know Wayland will be ready when these threads don't get 100 comments

I like the fact I'm not giving some megacorp ownership of my 0 thought comments