I dunno. I've met some aliens from the planet Zod. They can only travel through space because they were given the technology by another species, the Klorats. They're so inept that they once crashed a space ship into Roswell, NM when they were trying to meet with US military personnel at Area 51. As such, I wouldn't trust a line of code if they wrote it.

My experience with AI has been that it's a tool that gives you a starting point, not a fully worked out solution to your problem. This cuts across multiple fields I've used it for. You need to take the approach verifying everything. And if you don't understand the field well, don't trust until you do.

I've been using these dashes most of my life. For the first time I know they're not just "dashes".

Nah. Pleated Quilty.

I understand your point, but I did forget that T-Mobile just bought them, so up until then that's true. I don't think either of us know how much things have been integrated so far.

Depends where you are. Service for T-Mobile isn't great, but Verizon and AT&T work very well. U.S. Cellular rules this place.

The PS2 stayed on the market for years after the PS3 and up until about 2014, after the PS4 came out. I still play PS2 games. They were more focused on being fun to play. I just wish the AI in sports games were less focused on cheating to beat the player.

If somebody wants to sit around lounging in their living room, a Playstation, Xbox or Nintendo are much easier to make work for the average person.

Obsolete? I still use my PS3.

Uhm...

I'll be sure to do that the next time after I receive a grant so I can be paid to be your research assistant. In the mean time, there are multiple avenues that will do the work for you.

There's the Wikimedia Endowment and there's the Operating Reservers. I was a bit generous on the overall quantities, but the former, the endowment, is about 300M. The Operating Reserves, though are around a billion. So it's over a billion between the two, but not the "billions upon billions" that I'd previously stated.

Take a look at the size of Wikipedia's bank account. They constantly continue to solicit for funds as though they're desperate for funds on their site despite having billions upon billions of funds, enough to last pretty much off of the interest alone.

O_o. Given a hammer can be a toy (think a kids mallet with accordion ends) or have metal ends and can be a tool. Both are true. Itâ(TM)s not absolute: it is a tool and a toy.

It all comes down to seeing AI for what it is: a tool. I used it in a case where i couldnâ(TM)t find representation. I didnâ(TM)t take its draft as factual. I looked at what it produced and found a case that had nothing to do with mine that it sited. I then made it correct itself, and then run through every case and statute again. I did several rounds of this. I then made it prove its case as correctly scribed and give multiple rounds of back and forth between how it expected the case would play out. When the hearing came, it was clear the defendantâ(TM)s attorney wasnâ(TM)t expecting what he was facing against a pro bono. He had to request a continuance to get his act together in what he thought was going to be an easy win. Note that in my case, because of studying pre-law, I had enough background to have a clue about this. Make sure you do too if you do this.