Last.fm and scrobling was way more accurate 20 years ago than anything available today.

It’s still pretty good. I use it for discovery on my self hosted navidrome setup

Came here to say this. Last.fm was amazing, and I think they just used old fashioned statistics without much in the way of ML.

I was almost expecting Castration to be a model name from some new lab..

Castrati 1.0

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Yeah, but I heard that they trained Incel on data from the dark-net, and it has a tendency to ignore guard rails and try and break containment.

Most of the look of the thing is about the built in tools and skills and harness settings, not the quality of the code. those things can be replicated locally as well.

Which is why there is this disorientating feeling. We are all facing now with an ongoing challenge to epistemological trust, like Someone suffering a mental disorder.

It's fine to be forgetful of maths that you're not actively using. (I am speaking as a mathematician.) It's also easier than ever to get a quick reminder or introduction, e.g. for this Google something like [what does e1 with ^ on the e mean], or [standard basis vector] from earlier in the sentence, or ask another AI.

I was never actually taught ê as unit vector notation. I did game development for years and am quite familiar with 3D math but a lot of formal math notation is very foreign to me.

I was thinking about one of these to find the best cellphone reception in a room.

and you thought you would just ask in a completly unrelated discussion?

try orbstack server or multipass if all this hasn't put you off canonical.

> and you thought you would just ask

Yes, I did.

> in a completly unrelated discussion

I disagree with this point. One of the reasons I have not been able to start on it is I don't know what OSes are secure for this purpose.

> orbstack server or multipass

I will try this. Thank you.

I think we have to call them Super-Employed now.

Wealth inequality?