and one doesn't program GPUs with assembly (in the sense as it's used with CPUs)

look, if we just rename it a bit harder, I’m sure we’ll get the promptfondler uptake that marketing had forecast. this can’t be an itanium situation, dave in sales assured me there’s a use!

the word "commentariat" was invented too early, because it would be the absolute perfect choice with which to describe such posters

you don’t understand how technology companies money. they’re not always working

imagine dropping into the takes lounge for techs, and instead pouting

but also holy fuck this is the second "waaaaaaah just you wait until you grow up" we've had recently, wtf. are the promptfans okay?

I’ll take “comments posted with extremely definite and concrete knowledge of current operator spend and market dynamics” for 2c, Alex

as a professional abyss-starer, I'm going to talk to my union about this

remember to pick up your coat when you leave

years ago on a trip to nyc, I popped in at the aws loft. they had a sort of sign-in thing where you had to provide email address, where ofc I provided a catchall (because I figured it was a slurper). why do I tell this mini tale? oh, you know, just sorta got reminded of it:

Date: Thu, 5 Sep 2024 07:22:05 +0000
From: Amazon Web Services <[email protected]>
To: <snip>
Subject: Are you ready to capitalize on generative AI?

(e: once again lost the lemmy formatting war)

I'm sure every poster who's ever popped in to tell us about how extremely useful and good LLMs are for this are gonna pop in realsoonnow

comment history also includes simulation hypothesis and some very eagleflavoured political analysis

I have a prediction!

what the fuck kind of reply is this