As someone who remembers the days before the internet, that's 1000x better than our method of just believing whoever seemed the most sure. We weren't running down to the library 10 times a day to find quality sources for information, we just didn't know things. When did that person die? Who knows. Is it safe to mix these chemicals? Try it and see.
Old wives tales and superstition were responsible for at least 60% of all decision making.
Thats been possible since before photoshop and certainly is possible after
The model is the brain, you use something like Kobold.cpp to load the model. You'll have to work with the settings and try different models to get the right load on your GPU.
Don't post clickbait headlines to reddit.
Is this irony? I'm never sure
Years ago Google decided that the bigger a site was, the better. This is a ridiculous metric and has resulted in irrelevant bullshit, no offense, clogging the internet.
I can see a future where ai posts outnumber human posts and the entire internet becomes a sickly sweet conversation between competing neural networks posting their agenda to discussion boards and populating blogs.
Interestingly, their refusal to be rude may be the only thing that helps us identify them. Calling someone a cunt might be the last refuge of humanity.
Seems like it, but I've browsed the nexus and found nothing. It all seems to be set for some bizarre reason.
Different poster here