[00:02:05] <MirahezeRelay>	 <notaracham> Oh holy hell.
[00:03:10] <MirahezeRelay>	 <notaracham> 3/4 of a petabyte in traffic in a single day on a residential connection... wow.
[00:03:20] <MirahezeRelay>	 <notaracham> Great way to get your ISP askinq questions.
[00:04:05] <MirahezeRelay>	 <notaracham> (oh wait, the individual only pulled 500GB, yeah, that's less of a questions-asked level of usage)
[01:16:41] <MirahezeRelay>	 <raidarr, replying to notaracham> a drive I got for like 95 bucks one time is now like 300 when I look again
[01:17:32] <MirahezeRelay>	 <raidarr> pity I had not splurged harder then
[01:17:42] <MirahezeRelay>	 <emiliers, replying to notaracham> They were HDDs and I remember thinking back then that it was a decent deal though not the best I've seen. Little did I know...
[01:29:15] <MirahezeRelay>	 <emiliers, replying to cookmeplox> This reminds me of when, which sci-fi magazine was it, Clarkesworld, I think?, closed their open submissions process because they got absolutely slammed with AI generated writing.
[01:31:34] <MirahezeRelay>	 <emiliers> It seems these days either you spend hours shifting through LLM stuff (undesirable) or just hard reject everything from people you don't know (also undesirable)
[01:44:04] <MirahezeRelay>	 <emiliers> [1/2] Found the blogpost about it. Seems a lot of the concerns in early 2023 about dealing with AI generated fiction echoes the current concerns about dealing with AI generated code: https://neil-clarke.com/a-concerning-trend/
[01:44:04] <MirahezeRelay>	 <emiliers> [2/2] > It’s clear that business as usual won’t be sustainable and I worry that this path will lead to an increased number of barriers for new and international authors. Short fiction needs these people.
[09:17:38] <MirahezeRelay>	 <bluemoon0332> I recently got a PS2 and wanted to be able to dump games to an HDD and forget since this one has a dead laser, I didn't know HDD prices were that bad
[09:17:54] <MirahezeRelay>	 <bluemoon0332> may all AI datacenters be wiped out from the face of this Earth
[10:54:18] <MirahezeRelay>	 <raidarr> if they go belly up then there's an odd chance besides all other disruption we'll have a nice period for upgrades to last another decade or two
[16:24:36] <MirahezeRelay>	 <amelialoveheart> So my wiki is for a series that deals with alt history from time to time. Should I put a nsfw disclaimer or similar warning on articles relating to irl historic figures and events that uh were not good?
[16:31:19] <MirahezeRelay>	 <_arawynn> personally, I would opt for a when in doubt better safe than sorry-approach (coming from an avid AO3 user where it's common to tag basically anything and everything)
[16:35:49] <MirahezeRelay>	 <amelialoveheart> That’s where my mind is going towards yeah
[16:48:30] <MirahezeRelay>	 <notaracham> Not strictly required but a nice thing to do.
[22:29:27] <MirahezeRelay>	 <max20091, replying to bluemoon0332> You should wish somehow ai bubble got popped overnight
[22:29:55] <MirahezeRelay>	 <max20091> Then suddenly the hardware got dirt cheap price
[22:30:05] <MirahezeRelay>	 <max20091> :pupCoffeeMH:
[22:33:35] <MirahezeRelay>	 <max20091> The bigger the bubble, the cheaper the hardware