It can and will actually extrapolate from what it knows to create something new. In the case of a new game, it will give mixed result as what it gives is just something plausible, but will make it sound a fact.
It can only know what's already been written about
Just like a human, isn't it?
It's not that far off though. I travel a lot across Switzerland by train and either I'm working in the train if it's a commute to work or I'll drink wine, beer or eat in the train restaurant. Worst travel experience is when I watch a series on my phone or computer since it is kind of "lost time".
Traveling in a train is not just waiting, you can almost always do something. Either productive, fun or that you would need to do anyway
I had this issue a few times. If you watch a video in another language than what you have set in your settings, YouTube will now auto AI translate with a voiceover. It sounds horrible and is very annoying. It's YouTube fault though, and not the creators'.
Ticks can live in cold places, but the diseases they transmit don't propagate if the ticks are inactive for long enough in the winter. Ticks themselves are harmless, only the diseases they transmit are a problem
I'm most case you provably want to just send the document as PDF, don't you? For which use case do you want to send an editable document to another company?
I had to start using macos for work and it also took me a few hours to solve the setup problems. But it wasn't even to launch games or app. It was just to make simple things working, like my keyboard layout, multi monitors support, windows snapping or multiple desktops. In the end I ended up having to spend some money in addition to the time, so yeah, Linux is not that complicated. (And I'm not even comparing it to Windows)
Indeed, the lack of spending on the rail infrastructure in the last few decades has probably more to do with politics (cough cough car lobby cough cough) than the Deutsche Bahn's personal.
I always like how the personal has a humorous and chill way of announcing the delays.
I'm of course guilty of not posting much!
Wasn't asking anything from people either though. I'm interested to know why someone would post/repost content without checking it first. I don't think in the only one bothered by the "whet".
I speak French and German on a daily basis and German speaking people tend to use the du (or sometimes Du) more often than French speaking people. For both languages though, people tend to go more often with the informal forms in the rural areas and more with the formal form in the cities.
This is for Switzerland and people in Germany or France may have slightly different habits.
It can and will actually extrapolate from what it knows to create something new. In the case of a new game, it will give mixed result as what it gives is just something plausible, but will make it sound a fact.
You mean when you are a child?
It's not that far off though. I travel a lot across Switzerland by train and either I'm working in the train if it's a commute to work or I'll drink wine, beer or eat in the train restaurant. Worst travel experience is when I watch a series on my phone or computer since it is kind of "lost time".
Traveling in a train is not just waiting, you can almost always do something. Either productive, fun or that you would need to do anyway
For the French in here: le seigneur de l'anal
Not a Swiss train seeing the plugs between the seats
I had this issue a few times. If you watch a video in another language than what you have set in your settings, YouTube will now auto AI translate with a voiceover. It sounds horrible and is very annoying. It's YouTube fault though, and not the creators'.
China is stealing your data for political reasons. America is stealing your data to extract as much money from you as possible.
Ticks can live in cold places, but the diseases they transmit don't propagate if the ticks are inactive for long enough in the winter. Ticks themselves are harmless, only the diseases they transmit are a problem
That level of sport is also where you have sponsors which you don't want to loose by being outside the norm.
I'm most case you provably want to just send the document as PDF, don't you? For which use case do you want to send an editable document to another company?
I had to start using macos for work and it also took me a few hours to solve the setup problems. But it wasn't even to launch games or app. It was just to make simple things working, like my keyboard layout, multi monitors support, windows snapping or multiple desktops. In the end I ended up having to spend some money in addition to the time, so yeah, Linux is not that complicated. (And I'm not even comparing it to Windows)
Indeed, the lack of spending on the rail infrastructure in the last few decades has probably more to do with politics (cough cough car lobby cough cough) than the Deutsche Bahn's personal. I always like how the personal has a humorous and chill way of announcing the delays.
Common, that's not fair! The other MS products also deserve to be mentioned here.
I'm OK with it as long as it's not an LLM recommendation
I'm of course guilty of not posting much! Wasn't asking anything from people either though. I'm interested to know why someone would post/repost content without checking it first. I don't think in the only one bothered by the "whet".
Why not fix it before reposting then?
You mean Interrail? It's not a monthly pass, but you will probably find a pass that suits your trip.
But then following your logic, any employee working in a company doing something bad is a bastard.
Don't blame the guys at the bottom of the ladder, blame the system.
I speak French and German on a daily basis and German speaking people tend to use the du (or sometimes Du) more often than French speaking people. For both languages though, people tend to go more often with the informal forms in the rural areas and more with the formal form in the cities. This is for Switzerland and people in Germany or France may have slightly different habits.