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Are we too entitled to big compute capabilities? It used to be only corpos can operate data centers in the 70s. But now people whine they can't run giant LLM locally at home.
My point is that it's always been this way. That's the essence of capitalism. If you hate it why not start your AI company on your own?
Same as online group find in online games. If no one accepts you, just make your own group and don't leech off other people.
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>>109416450
Here's your (You).
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I can't tell if posts like these are bait, dumb zoomers, out of touch boomers, or just plain nepo babies anymore.
10 years ago I didn't hesitate to assume it's just bait.
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>>109416507
Or I guess Indians. That's always a potential.
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>>109416450
>If you hate it why not start your AI company on your own?
lol, lmao even.
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>>109416450
I agree. You don’t need more than DOS-era games.
I say we all give up our computer hardware to our local tech company, who will use it much more efficiently, and give us fair compensation. Who’s willing to match my donation?
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>>109416450
>why not start your AI company on your own?
because that's even more expensive than just buying the hardware?



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