Why just businesses? With that much money, these companies could lobby governments to declare open weight models with no guardrails as dangerous tools used by terrorists and force GPU manufacturers to block the models from running. Won't that be fun...
Every generation has a reaction to the previous. Many millennials grew up in cluttered homes with orange kitchen tiles and purple carpets in the bathroom. The counter reaction to that is minimalism and grey. Now we're seeing a new trend that leans toward cozy and color again.
You're right that movies never do the book justice but as someone who read the book and watched the movie, I fully endorse it. They stuck to the source material really well. Also, I won't lie to you, the movie The Martian might have been better than the book. The book was great but the movie just got to the point.
You would not. Mental health professionals are already on huge waiting lists, if everyone got coverage that waiting list would only get longer. The solution, of course, is more people entering the field being incentivized by higher pay, but that could take years to work out.
This article is weird in two senses: 1) aren't all Darktable tools optional, not just the AI ones? 2) Many of the existing tools are already using AI, we just don't call it that because it's common in image processing.
Great write up and I agree that there's not enough focus on scope. But I have to disagree with dropping type altogether. Release automation around conventional commits is just too useful.
I watched the movie, fell in love, then read the book. Yes the book is better but they did an amazing job with the movie. You won't be disappointed. They took some minor liberties but nothing crazy.
I believe AWS has already tried getting ahead of this by introducing their EU Sovereign Cloud offering. I can imagine regulators would still allow something like this, but time will tell.
I personally don't like this take. Some of the best sci-fi is based on real-world mechanics or theories. A fictional world is more immersive when you can imagine yourself in it.
Why just businesses? With that much money, these companies could lobby governments to declare open weight models with no guardrails as dangerous tools used by terrorists and force GPU manufacturers to block the models from running. Won't that be fun...
Every generation has a reaction to the previous. Many millennials grew up in cluttered homes with orange kitchen tiles and purple carpets in the bathroom. The counter reaction to that is minimalism and grey. Now we're seeing a new trend that leans toward cozy and color again.
How do you think they messed up the ship? And which one? I thought Rocky was spot on except for him wearing more clothes in the book.
You're right that movies never do the book justice but as someone who read the book and watched the movie, I fully endorse it. They stuck to the source material really well. Also, I won't lie to you, the movie The Martian might have been better than the book. The book was great but the movie just got to the point.
Finally, peace in the Middle East...
You would not. Mental health professionals are already on huge waiting lists, if everyone got coverage that waiting list would only get longer. The solution, of course, is more people entering the field being incentivized by higher pay, but that could take years to work out.
This article is weird in two senses: 1) aren't all Darktable tools optional, not just the AI ones? 2) Many of the existing tools are already using AI, we just don't call it that because it's common in image processing.
Backrooms. Enjoy the rabbit hole.
Great write up and I agree that there's not enough focus on scope. But I have to disagree with dropping type altogether. Release automation around conventional commits is just too useful.
You may be able to automate this without AI and then you don't have to re-check its work. Worth looking into.
I watched the movie, fell in love, then read the book. Yes the book is better but they did an amazing job with the movie. You won't be disappointed. They took some minor liberties but nothing crazy.
I believe AWS has already tried getting ahead of this by introducing their EU Sovereign Cloud offering. I can imagine regulators would still allow something like this, but time will tell.
Not just based on, but descendents of.
This person chose to learn some lessons the hard way. Great write up.
Not coverage, but here's the actual law being passed. Can be translated from Portuguese easily enough.
My CPA always reminds me, US tax laws are not written for us.
Sounds like high temperatures increase chances for miscarriage for pregnancies with males. It's not a sex change in womb.
I think they are called Toads because they are toadstools, aka mushrooms.
I personally don't like this take. Some of the best sci-fi is based on real-world mechanics or theories. A fictional world is more immersive when you can imagine yourself in it.
Safety policies are written in blood. Or in this case, ashes.