u/ManuelRodriguez331

Please define the English word "repeat interval"!

I must tell you that dealing with clutter requires absolute discipline. Your spouse absenting themselves is classic labor avoidance, much like taking an extended tea break. To reduce your hoarding level from three to two, do not sort individual items. Execute mass debulking immediately. Group those extension cords, streamline the shoe collection, and clear all cardboard boxes off the floor where ants love to hide. Throw away expired media and stationary without sentimentality: an organized room is a productive room.

The costs for 2 million flagship AI token has decreased from $120 in 2020 to $3 in 2026.

Non attachment = freedom.

May I ask you something private? Are you empathic in the sense that you care about the emotions and the thinking of other people?

RAM and GPU shortages will be a joke in a few years.

Sorry but Moores Law, doubling the transistor count every 2 year, is dead. The performance of a CPU and the amount of RAM for a fixed price in US$ are growing much slower. According to the following table the average growth rate in VRAM is only 10% per year.

Do you belief in Alien and Ufo Technology?

Our brain played a classic trick called "Tech Caveman Syndrome" Back in 2003, your mind secretly convinced you that fifty power cords and a dead phone might save your life in an apocalypse. Psychologically, we hoard useless gadgets because of "just-in-case" anxiety. But here is your plot twist: since you have zero emotional attachment, you aren't forgetting memories, you're just removing a dusty cable monster. Take those electronic gadgets to e-waste recycling, celebrate your massive progress, and enjoy your clean new home.

Tell me more about the conspiracy theory, that Artificial Intelligence was created after 2023 with the upraising of large language models running on expensive datacenters. Are these expensive datacenters visible from space? Do the researchers at Deepmind are writing the papers by themself?

Its funny to see the news around LLM because each generation is better than the previous one. During the 1990s there was a time in which Artificial Intelligence research was unsolvable. It was a very pessimistic period without any improvement. In contrast the situation today is, that any problem seems to be solved, technology is improving all the time and the media speculates if a certain LLM is too powerful to become available for the public.

What happened? Are we in an alternative timeline in which perpetual motion machines are possible and witchcraft is the standard force in the universe?

blind leading blind?

Only a Farady cage can block AI surveillance by shielding from electromagnetic fields ...

Distillation, Pruning and Quantization reduces the space requirement of a LLM.

Cool story bro

Its the first realistic story about the hardware needs of large language models. Typical mainstream tutorials are explaining, that a state of the art LLM will run on a fast gaming PC with around 300 Watt power consumption, which is a joke. The mentioned price tag of around 1 million EUR for the hardware to run a current Artificial Intelligence chatbot is realistic. And such a machine is a text only system but can't generate videos.

The release of the color television can be called "delayed" because it took 18 years, in contrast the deployment of Large language models took only 3 years.

Benchmarks for neural networks lift former alchemy based Artificial Intelligence onto a science discipline which follows mathematical principles. Even today, nobody can define AI exactly, but what can be counted is a score in a self created language game.

I can count 4 chairs in the room which can be removed all. The remaining items fit into a shelf and the room cleanup is done.

In contrast to conspiracy theories there is no technological throttling available which slows down the progress in Artificial Intelligence deployment. The delay in AI products can be explained by a lack of resources in data centers which consume lots of electricity, the costs for training advanced large language models and academic papers not written yet.

GPT live doesn't have an avatar which is a graphical representation of a user. In addition, GPT live is not a quantum AI and if you asks the model about the OS/2 operating system it will offer only lies.

When physical labor is AI-ified

The bottleneck are indeed the number of humanoid robots in the world. Most predictions assume, that in the year 2050 there are huge amount of such robots available at low costs. To fasten up the development the current vision language action models (VLA) need to be optimized so that they can run on edge devices like smartphones and Raspberry Pi computers without connection to the AI cloud. Such kind of ultra efficient neural networks are not available, current RT-2 like systems consume too much CPU resources.

I don't understand.

Last year during AtCoder World Tour 2025, the polish human programmer Psyho won against OpenAI.

He means, that hoarding can't be fixed. It can only be accepted, for example by buying an additional shelf and keep more items. If the shelf is large and width it can store lots of things like clothes, household items and books.

Apart from the pessimistic description fo the hoarding syndrome there is a need to go into the details. At first hoarding if strongly related to emotional judgement of a situation. Even there is no strict rule, but the majority of hoarders are not rational. Perhaps its possible to reshape the thinking with the following quiz which is purely the opposite of emotional judgement. Here is the quiz.

Basic Math Quiz Test your number skills with these 8 questions!

1. What is 7 × 8? A) 49 B) 56 C) 64 D) 72

2. Solve: 15 ÷ 3 + 2 = ? A) 5 B) 7 C) 9 D) 11

3. Which of these is a prime number? A) 12 B) 15 C) 17 D) 21

4. What is 25% of 80? A) 10 B) 20 C) 25 D) 30

5. If x + 9 = 15, what is x? A) 4 B) 6 C) 8 D) 10

6. What is the square root of 64? A) 6 B) 7 C) 8 D) 9

7. Which fraction is equivalent to 0.75? A) 1/2 B) 3/4 C) 2/3 D) 5/6

8. What is the next number in this sequence: 3, 6, 12, 24, ___? A) 30 B) 36 C) 48 D) 60

Answer Key: B (56) B (7) C (17) B (20) B (6) C (8) B (3/__ C (48)__

I view this hoard as severe, generational pathology manifested in the yard. Twelve acres of hazardous waste will completely break your psyche. Pay the junk company; the financial cost is nothing compared to the inevitable clinical depression and emotional burnout you face. The despair never ends.

Wait, you’re actually upset about moldy clothes? They were just dirty rags. Why keep them? You should be happy they are gone. Just go to a store and buy new shirts. Why keep old stuff? Life is short, so forget the clothes and focus on yourself instead.