ganryuu

Genuinely curious, what do you like about Ford?

Probably why they talked about looking at a stack trace, you'll see immediately that you made a typo in a variable's name or language keyword when compiling or executing.

So, "not temporary" is different from "permanent" how exactly?

Fascists like fascists

How do you know? Have you asked the mountain?

Yes! Will people stop with their sloppy criticisms?

Even when we go per capita the US stays a shithole, it's not like they were trying to actively misinform people.

I'd say that it's simply because most people on the internet (the dataset the LLMs are trained on) say a lot of things with absolute confidence, no matter if they actually know what they are talking about or not. So AIs will talk confidently because most people do so. It could also be something about how they are configured.

Again, they don't know if they know the answer, they just say what's the most statistically probable thing to say given your message and their prompt.

You're giving way too much credit to LLMs. AIs don't "know" things, like "humans lie". They are basically like a very complex autocomplete backed by a huge amount of computing power. They cannot "lie" because they do not even understand what it is they are writing.

That's fair, I understand your point, that particular comment just felt too specific when compared to what is being argued.

I mean, early 19th century Russian nobility spoke more French than Russian, does that mean they suddenly were another civilization?

Yeah, "linuxism", that must be it... That or it's possible that the OS and distributions have evolved while you were not looking.

Linux dominates on servers because of that yes. Also because of its licensing costs, being open source, stable, secure (please don't try to tell me Windows is more secure, please please please), better performance and lesser response time. Because a Debian stable will never break with simple security updates. I am also quite curious about getting a source for that claim that Windows Server is coming back.

Finally, do tell me where I mentioned MacOS. Unless you think that MacOS and Linux are the same? That wouldn't surprise me considering your apparent knowledge (or lack of) about Linux. FYI MacOS is based on a BSD kernel.