Model Collapse is already starting to be a problem on current-gen models
floquant
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In my experience, TPU benefits from a higher first layer - it prefers being just "deposited" by the nozzle instead of slightly squished like for PLA and PETG. You can try raising your Z adjustment by 0.02 - 0.05mm and see if that makes it easier to remove.
If you work with transparent TPU and don't want it to turn white, print slow and cold.
Pluto's not a planet, but he doesn't care because he knows he's hot shit.
True, and that's how everyone who is able should use AI, but OpenAI's models are in the trillion parameter range. That's 2-3 orders of magnitude more than what you can reasonably run yourself
It's our fault for "using capitalism" guys
We are not root of our own minds
On any Windows system based on the NT kernel (XP+), there's an additional access level above "Administrator": NT Authority\SYSTEM. Some malware can make files hidden or write protected even to Administrator, and afaik there isn't a legitimate way to obtain that authority
WW3 will have officially started when the west will no longer be able to access CS RIN
Probably from the Microsoft 365/Teams/Outlook/whatever profile which can include who's your manager, or potentially from Outlook emails. From what I can tell, Microsoft's been trying hard to shove copilot in any of their systems, like AAD/Entra.
My company has recently migrated their emails to it and as an admin I was very surprised that you can just read any email in full in any mailbox from "regular" functionality like email trace or antispam. I have no idea how that's GDPR compliant - in my other jobs we were using Google Workspace which only shows metadata because of that, and accessing another person's mailbox by other means (e.g. resetting the password on an ex-employee account) was a huge no-no
I worry enough about other things to think about how to "fix" other nation's governments, unlike Americans.
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That output doesn't really conform to the system prompt does it?