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I'll bet it's logo will be a flying pig.
I'll bet it's logo will be a flying pig.
If Ebola catches on and goes viral globally it will be a very serious problem.
Fortunately, that's highly unlikely. There has never been a confirmed case of airborne transmission between humans. Most transmission is due to insufficient and unsanitary health care facilities, due to lack of funds.
Before I got the vax I signed a paper noting that it had a 93% percent Covid prevention rate in clinical trials.
I had already received three Pfizer shots when I came down with the virus (confirmed, with a test that came up positive in less than a minute). However, I am absolutely convinced that the severity of my case was so minimal (sleeping under a blanket on the couch in my clothes for 3-4 days) because of the enhanced response of my immune system, due to the vaccine.
Correct. It's like a governor declaring a state of emergency
AI, huh? And here I thought the, uh, government might seize the opportunity to declare these companies illegal gambling that's rife with insider trading and other criminality, and shut them down.
The problem is always the relative ease of modern travel. This outbreak would be a regional issue if there were no jet planes.
So far, the outbreak is reasonably confined. But it might not stay that way. Raising that alarm is one of the key functions of the WHO.
Doesn't count until we see some in the wild.
No kidding! If Trump had decent PR, they would have had one of the "engineers" of the phone "accidentally" leave one at a bar in San Francisco by now.
Uh, train who/what exactly?
Other AI models. AI model scrapes web, web is full of AI hallucinations, AI outputs more hallucinations based on false data, rinse and repeat.
What is SQL doing on the list? Everything else is a general purpose procedural language, and then they added in one domain specific query language?
It is kinda weird. On top of it not being a programming language, does any DB professional really use stock ANSI SQL? Doesn't every database have its own, unique extensions (PL/SQL maybe being the most famous example)?
Probably people with an existing codebase to maintain.
50 is "elderly"? Ouch.
Its both.
As you say, previous films had some degree of continuity.
But with Daniel Craigs Bond, we see him earn the 007 designation in the first film, so that makes his Bond a reboot and self contained.
ChatGPT was trained on all the stuff that happened in the past, and none of the stuff that will happen in the future. Nonetheless, if we were living in a business-as-usual world, this could be a great tool. But the world order has recently "ruptured", and the financial lessons of the past may not apply. Tread with caution.
Oh seriously?
I use both Slack and Teams day to day (we use Slack internally, client uses Teams, so we are on both as a result).
Slack we never have any issues with, and can find information from previous conversations easily.
Teams? Fuck teams. Fuck it and then fuck it some more. Its slow, clunky, constantly has issues, very hard to find information unless you still have the chat open somewhere, and chats are spread all over the place (chats, teams, channels...). Teams also requires you to have access to the workspaces OneDrive and SharePoint as well if you want to share files, so if you dont have access to those things then
Its video call system is sorely limited, and even doing things like zooming in to the presenters shared screen is clunky and shit.
Teams is the worst collaboration system I have ever used, so dont try making out that its better than Slack or Zoom. It is by far the worst of the three.
And let's not overlook that this is yet another attempt by the AI lobby to convince the public that AI "thinks," and even has the same concerns that human workers do. Which it doesn't. But the more the public believes that these algorithms are comparable to human intelligence, the better it is for all the people who keep pouring money into this bubble.
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