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I saw a meme and I didn't save it and now I'm absolutely incapable of finding it again.

It's either a webm or a video, of a guy rendered in blender (poorly) bending over a keyboard typing in chatgpt something in the line of "Why can't anyone see my webpage localhost:8000" and then the video transitions to an extremely detailed animation of the HTTP request being transformed over the 12 ethernet layers, getting to the router, eventually the isp, with all the protocols handshakes and such, eventually getting to the data center after being beamed through space, and then a long convoluted detailed graph of how an LLM works and how his request is actually processed.

I need it because it describes the human species beautifully.
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I'm guessing there's a couple edits of this
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what a waste of 44 seconds



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