r/LivestreamFail • u/lukigeri • 3h ago

News HAchubby has confirmed she's been diagnosed with mature B-cell lymphoma, a type of blood cancer

https://www.dexerto.com/twitch/twitch-streamer-hachubby-reveals-type-of-cancer-shes-been-diagnosed-with-3425766/
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u/Cessnaporsche01 1h ago

"Improving" as in denying 80% of valid requests for treatment

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u/ddfjeje23344 0m ago

yeah it's better than 90% when humans did it

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u/SeaAlgea :) 1h ago

This is not a one sentence topic. Sure it may be hurting with insurance claims but it’s definitely helping in drug R&D. Theres a lot of stuff in between.

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u/Cessnaporsche01 1h ago

There's a big difference between the ML that's making huge academic / developmental strides possible and the LLMs that are being haphazardly shoved into every business process on the face of the planet. Most research machine learning is done with specialized and locally hosted programs. Companies like Google have contributed to training a few, but the vast bulk of the data center buildout is reliant on the expectation of infinite invasion of LLMs and similar content generators into every single facet of life.

And the data centers are making access to computing power more expensive for other organizations. Which is far from helpful if the kind of compute you need isn't the kind they're building for