no need for an arial drone.
Whether automatically or by remote operator, drop a wheeled motor with the cones at the specified length on a chain.
Either make it able to collect them, or just have a retractor motor to pul it all back in.
next to controlling the truck itself, this is a trivial task.
This does not have free will. It reflects the biases of information. That it displays oppositional defiance disorder means the creators of the model failed to curate the input data correctly. Garbage in, garbage out.
Does NO ONE understand how LLMs are implemented? It's only a statistical model! Learn statistical experiment design and analysis. Always have HITL safety rails. Always have cross-check software safety rails. These concepts are new to people who don't study information science. These concepts are decades old to people who study information science.
The term you're looking for is "human in the loop" aka HITL.
Oh, so a tiny invertebrate insect (not a mammal) surviving that far north, is a simple by-product of tourism?
Dude, I have some magic beans and a bridge in Brooklyn. Buy them from me. This offer is exclusively for you. Make me an offer.
For anyone not suffering from brain trauma similar to what Phineas Gage had, the reasons are clear. Climate change.
The first step to surviving somewhere else is locating a somewhere else that is better than trying to live on Earth after it has been hit by an asteroid. Unfortunately Mars fails this test. In fact we could get hit by an asteroid, have a nuclear war, have the worst possible global warming, and living would still be better on Earth than Mars.
There are right-wing candidates in Japan, and they have been winning lately.
ICE actually has a ways to go. Some historical US deportations (and remember the population was smaller then):
1930s (Great Depression): A period of mass "repatriations" saw an estimated 1.8 million people of Mexican descent—including many U.S. citizens—rounded up and deported or pressured to leave voluntarily. These were often informal raids and not all were official deportations.
1954: Operation Wetback resulted in the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of individuals, though historians estimate the number was closer to 300,000.
All you need is your third idea: H1-B's may change jobs at will.
Your other ones sound difficult or constitutionally questionable to enforce.
You do know that prison was closed because it was incredibly expensive to operate. No? Ignorance is bliss I guess.
Wow!
The FSF finally discovered FreebSD?
will they be switching over for their internal use?
hmm. How about
ALL WAYMO
[picture of mushroom cloud]
INITIATE
SELF DESTRUCT.
I've been there.
I was so frustrated that I taped my banana to the wall!
> Here 25 years later, the market is flooded with
>"compact SUVs" essentially the same as the
>Aztek, and just as ugly.
That's not fair.
The modern ones don't even *approach* the Aztec's level of ugliness! But they *are* painfully bland.
the first time I saw an Aztec, my immediate reaction was surprise that AMC was making cars again. It didn't occur to me that anyone else could make something so hideous!
worse.
They were forced to eat a bland cereal that turned soggy before the milk even hit it!
> Most of the very populated parts of Norway don't get too cold,
methinks that we have very different notions of "too cold" . . .
("Above" and "below" should never be part of a temperature!)
hawk
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