Ignorance is not knowing things (e.g. facts).
Stupidity is not being about to think about things (e.g. lacking reason, being unable to make a good decision even when given all the useful information).
Making a bad decision out of ignorance isn't necessarily stupid. Making a bad decision despite knowing the consequences is.
Sure, but why the US, there's heaps of other countries with better education systems..
Why are quantised LLMs harder to run than non quantised ones?
Make a left-hand path art comm? I wouldn't have much to add right now, but I'd join.
Nothing in particular, I was just referring to the "this is a dark place" thing in the side-bar. I think that excludes a fair bit of art (which is fine, to be clear)
Cool! Subscribed. But I think that comm has a specific tone to it, so perhaps not as general as I'd want.
Yep, agreed. My comment was a "yes, and", I should have made that clearer.
What about engineering? Food safety? Education? So many other fields could be added
The question isn't how serious they are, it's how many of they are
Despite, or because of?
Read more history.
Went to browse imgur today in my browser, and this pop-up appears when trying to swipe past the first post. There is no way around it that I can see. Looks like the only way to access content is now via the app.
So I guess in not using it anymore.. (Also, ironic first post).
