The supreme court one day just randomly decided it applies outside of that context. Even though it wasn't written to do that and hadn't done so for decades.
What's the supreme court decision you just mentioned? I couldn't find it on Google.
Though on the topic of the definite article, as a kid I found articles in general to be weird as my native language has none, so there were just these "untranslatable" words in front of some nouns for some reason
Funny you mention this, cuz I have been trying to learn japanese lately and it not having articles is a big obstacle for me.
I like your spirit, but you went just a little overboard with the rant. I'm saying this just in case you are in doubt about why you are being downvoted, because I get downvoted often and I always get left wondering why it happened. Cheers.
Please excuse my ignorance, but should I change instances then? To one instance that it's federated with more other instances? To Hexbear.net or something? I know my account is old but I only really started using Lemmy after I got banned on reddit a few weeks ago
Your answer seems to be regarding large language models and the possibility of them replacing human workers, which, to be clear, is fine and all but I was talking about ai in general.
For example, seedance is so much better than sora, veo and the like.
Recently, with the release of Open Ai's new image model I have seen how hard it is to tell they are ai generated. Youtuber Dan Dingle made a video about it if you wanna see how good it is.
Even people who are supposedly good at spotting ai generated media often mention "vibes" instead of anything concrete when describing why they think something is ai generated.
What's the supreme court decision you just mentioned? I couldn't find it on Google.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Arbitration_Act
Yeah, that guy is definitely tripping.
Because this post was not good enough. I improved it substantly by changing the title and adding more stuff to the body.
Funny you mention this, cuz I have been trying to learn japanese lately and it not having articles is a big obstacle for me.
Good one
I like your spirit, but you went just a little overboard with the rant. I'm saying this just in case you are in doubt about why you are being downvoted, because I get downvoted often and I always get left wondering why it happened. Cheers.
Omg, thank you so much!
Please excuse my ignorance, but should I change instances then? To one instance that it's federated with more other instances? To Hexbear.net or something? I know my account is old but I only really started using Lemmy after I got banned on reddit a few weeks ago
Not really, you can watch the match if you want: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSxydBunE/
Chess.com won't let me to change it for some reason
That's definitely not the case on bullet.
Really!?!? Could you please elaborate?
Your answer seems to be regarding large language models and the possibility of them replacing human workers, which, to be clear, is fine and all but I was talking about ai in general.
For example, seedance is so much better than sora, veo and the like.
Recently, with the release of Open Ai's new image model I have seen how hard it is to tell they are ai generated. Youtuber Dan Dingle made a video about it if you wanna see how good it is.
Even people who are supposedly good at spotting ai generated media often mention "vibes" instead of anything concrete when describing why they think something is ai generated.
After spending some more time on Lemmy, I have to say, that's very true
After spending some more time on Lemmy, I have to say, that's very true