Who paid a lot of money for the fossil fuel infrastructure?
If you've ever bought gas, you helped pay for it.
Even if you never bought any gas, your tax dollars paid for some of it, in the form of subsidies.
Ah, thanks. I didn't know you could borrow shares.
The only surprise is that he isn't selling autographed Trump bibles.
Perhaps I don't understand shorting, but I don't see how you could make a buck shorting this unless you owned shares before the IPO.
Really the only reliable way to prevent an AI from giving out a particular type of info is to avoid training it on that info. Eg if you donâ(TM)t want your AI giving out bomb-making instructions, donâ(TM)t train it on bomb-making instructions.
Of course, removing harmful info from the training sets at scale is its own tough problem; maybe they could train an AI to do that.
The most recent story on the Havana Syndrome before this was that there was no evidence it was caused by any physical damage. The conclusion was that its not actually a "syndrome" but random symptoms with no common cause.
Whereas the correct conclusion would have been that it is not caused by anything that causes physical damage that we can detect.
Also, Abraham Lincoln was a vampire slayer.
are going out to the investors.
Yeah, doesnâ(TM)t everyone? The problem is itâ(TM)s very easy to be a bad C++ developer, and thereâ(TM)s a long twisty road to travel before you can be a good one.
Rust is similar, except the bad Rust programmers will spend more of their time battling the compiler and less of their usersâ(TM) time discovering runtime bugs caused by avoidable programming errors.
Now they should sell NFTs commemorating the, ah, "lost" money.
We did pay a lot of money to build out that fossil fuel infrastructure; it would be nice to find a way to keep using it that also reduces or eliminates CO2 emissions. Discarding it would be wasteful.
nice commercial
if you want us to read anything fix your fucking enter key
He doesn't go for modern technology.
What is this? Sounds like Greenwashing of CC by Bill Gates. What happened to his work on Nuclear energy?
Every time I hear about more sanctions I'm puzzled that they didn't go scorched earth when the war first started.
One man's constant is another man's variable. -- A.J. Perlis
