I've used AI for medical transcription before and it is absolutely incredible. It's not just a word for word text, but a detailed clinical breakdown of everything discussed.
All you have to do is simply read the damn thing thoroughly and correct whatever minor errors pop up.
It was one of the more startling aspects of the original James Bond books. He didn't just use an 'expensive cigarette lighter' and drive a 'sporty car', he used a Ronson and had a Bentley with an Amherst Villiers supercharger.
You'll also find mention of Gordon's gin, Citroën, Morland cigarettes, and Taittinger champagne.
This was certainly not the norm for literature in 1953, but was a conscious choice by Fleming to root Bond in reality, albeit a rather upscale one.
As a European, this notion of college debt is so alien to me. I can't imagine walking out of school as a young person starting life with a six figure debt!
Even without government grants, if I had been a foreign student say, my masters degree would have only been €5,000.
Let's not forget Trump's commerce secretary bought the rights to companies' potential tariff refunds for 20c on the dollar and then cashed in when they were reversed. Yes, Howard Lutnick.
Oh, sorry not him personally of course, just his company now run by his sons without any inside knowledge.
"We're not criminals, YOU'RE criminals! Wah!!"
I've used AI for medical transcription before and it is absolutely incredible. It's not just a word for word text, but a detailed clinical breakdown of everything discussed.
All you have to do is simply read the damn thing thoroughly and correct whatever minor errors pop up.
Takes 95% less time.
It was one of the more startling aspects of the original James Bond books. He didn't just use an 'expensive cigarette lighter' and drive a 'sporty car', he used a Ronson and had a Bentley with an Amherst Villiers supercharger.
You'll also find mention of Gordon's gin, Citroën, Morland cigarettes, and Taittinger champagne.
This was certainly not the norm for literature in 1953, but was a conscious choice by Fleming to root Bond in reality, albeit a rather upscale one.
It's supposed to be Portrait of an Old Man with an Onion by Jusepe de Ribera.
I'm terrified some day it'll stop working and I'll have to go back to regular YouTube!
As a European, this notion of college debt is so alien to me. I can't imagine walking out of school as a young person starting life with a six figure debt!
Even without government grants, if I had been a foreign student say, my masters degree would have only been €5,000.
This is so dumb but I got really invested in it. And was surprisingly delighted by the conclusion!
Use of that word has been quietly increasing in recent years. And honestly, it's not just a clue – it's a signpost.
You do you, but that is too much gum. You must have jaws like a bear trap.
Thirstfallen
There's a Facebook comment that says it's his daughter's hair. Dunno for sure.
Why do they even bother printing headlines that start with "Trump Says..."
Let's not forget Trump's commerce secretary bought the rights to companies' potential tariff refunds for 20c on the dollar and then cashed in when they were reversed. Yes, Howard Lutnick.
Oh, sorry not him personally of course, just his company now run by his sons without any inside knowledge.
I think RCA plugs are from the thirties but they definitely didn't have composite video back then! They were developed mid-50s.
Everyone saying they are older than these, but composite video dates back to the 1950s.
Had to Google AMOC?
Oh right, it's the famous Gulf Stream we rely on and are all worried about of late. Am in Ireland...
"The system wasn't just discovered – it was built."
Pure Chatgpt waffle! Make everything more human sounding.
You often constructions like:
"Netflix Sued Over Stolen Film: Here's How It Went For Them"
I know the answer is in the article but the headline doesn't make clear if Netflix sued or are being sued. My 2 cents.
I heard it differently:
"I'm a bit bloody but you can burst me shitter, if ya loike."