I mean, technically the first people to land on the moon were also the first people to travel to earth. I wonder if that technicality will be a point of debate for a distant future civilization since it was a round-trip
Awfully soon after the Meta AI exploit. I wonder if this is an admission that anthropic has access to government systems that Trump doesn't want people to get into.
I've also been to a county meeting like that. The topic at hand was expanding a greenway, but one Karen took up most of the meeting complaining about (what I have to assume is her imagination) people smuggling hookers into the city by canoe.
Easy. Use open source code and licenses to make my software ubiquitous. Convince manufacturers they need my software preinstalled at no cost to them. Once every piece of hardware is on my system, close access to it and say it's for your safety.
I think there's plenty of non-Linux people here, you just don't notice them because they have interesting things to talk about instead of their OS testing hobby.
I'm glad they, allegedly, stopped after the one test. This sounds an awful lot like a war crime on Ukraine's part. Enemy combatants (especially since we know most of Russia's army are being trafficked) need the opportunity to surrender peacefully.
I don't think it has to be either/or. The buffoon is running a circus, but his administration is trying to install themselves in permanent control of everything
I can never tell when someone is just arguing for the thrill of it or if they're genuine...
As someone who's had five dogs and three cats + been married, divorced, and remarried pets cost more just in terms of money. I bought real wedding bands & engagement rings from a proper jeweler for about $1,500 USD per ring. On the other hand I spent between $1500-3000 in vet bills alone for almost every pet I've adopted just in the first year; not to mention the toys, food, etc that comes along.
I suspect you're gonna say "oh, well some people spend tens of thousands on wedding bands" which is true, but those are also the types of people who spend five-figures on purebred pets and doesn't apply to the average experiece.
AI goes back way before machine learning. I've been familiar with the term "AI" in computing since at least the 90s and I'm sure it's older than that.
At this point, when I see it slapped onto a product I assume it's unrelated to LLMs and just a marketing term the same way "organic" is slapped onto every food product.
Agreed, if you consider anarchist leftist and not closet-libertarians
If she handled criminal cases I hope the court gets flooded with appeals due to her clear bias towards cops
I mean, technically the first people to land on the moon were also the first people to travel to earth. I wonder if that technicality will be a point of debate for a distant future civilization since it was a round-trip
It's weird that everyone is dogpiling on Pokemon Go now. Its no longer owned or managed by Niantic & has had AR scanning completely removed
That sounds a lot like urban 2010s
Awfully soon after the Meta AI exploit. I wonder if this is an admission that anthropic has access to government systems that Trump doesn't want people to get into.
I've also been to a county meeting like that. The topic at hand was expanding a greenway, but one Karen took up most of the meeting complaining about (what I have to assume is her imagination) people smuggling hookers into the city by canoe.
Easy. Use open source code and licenses to make my software ubiquitous. Convince manufacturers they need my software preinstalled at no cost to them. Once every piece of hardware is on my system, close access to it and say it's for your safety.
I think there's plenty of non-Linux people here, you just don't notice them because they have interesting things to talk about instead of their OS testing hobby.
I knew someone who peeled their corndogs and ate the parts separately.
I'm glad they, allegedly, stopped after the one test. This sounds an awful lot like a war crime on Ukraine's part. Enemy combatants (especially since we know most of Russia's army are being trafficked) need the opportunity to surrender peacefully.
I don't think it has to be either/or. The buffoon is running a circus, but his administration is trying to install themselves in permanent control of everything
Any day now I'll start watching Breaking Bad
Oh I forgot Catalina existed. That's going on the shopping list
Do I see another supreme court justice in the making?
And why doesn't this mayor have an issue with their poor constituents being stuck in "shitty houses"
I can never tell when someone is just arguing for the thrill of it or if they're genuine...
As someone who's had five dogs and three cats + been married, divorced, and remarried pets cost more just in terms of money. I bought real wedding bands & engagement rings from a proper jeweler for about $1,500 USD per ring. On the other hand I spent between $1500-3000 in vet bills alone for almost every pet I've adopted just in the first year; not to mention the toys, food, etc that comes along.
I suspect you're gonna say "oh, well some people spend tens of thousands on wedding bands" which is true, but those are also the types of people who spend five-figures on purebred pets and doesn't apply to the average experiece.
Guarantee you that cat will cost more in the first year than a ring from a fancy jewelry store
AI goes back way before machine learning. I've been familiar with the term "AI" in computing since at least the 90s and I'm sure it's older than that.
At this point, when I see it slapped onto a product I assume it's unrelated to LLMs and just a marketing term the same way "organic" is slapped onto every food product.
This feels familiar.. Yall remember when Trump and Musk were fighting publicly to distract people from what they were actually planning