Comment Re:LLMs are here to stay, use them (Score 1) 129
Zero.
Or is that ZeRo?
Zero.
Or is that ZeRo?
We eat a pretty normal diet.
Nah, stop bullshitting. We (Americans) eat a ton of meat. We’re like #2 in the world, and definitely the top for big countries (population). There are just smaller rich countries near us, but not China, India, etc.
We especially love the high greenhouse gas meats (beef).
Headline needs some punctuation.
Under this new legislation you'll be able to fix it yourself.
Most household devices in many country use the same or similar plugs (ground or ungrounded), outside of high power needs.
We even made progress on some 120/220 swappable devices in the computer age.
Itâ(TM)s just maliciousness at this point because for fucks sake, 90% of all it has to do is charge or transmit data.
I donâ(TM)t care if it can charge at the fastest rate or transmit data at the fastest rate. It should fall back on some slower rate and while inconvenient it wouldnâ(TM)t be as bad as the absolute nothing that goes now.
Why I canâ(TM)t plug-in an Apple lightning cable that works on an iPhone 8 or 10 but doesnâ(TM)t work on the current iPhone at all is beyond me. Or a myriad of USB-C devices where the cables wonâ(TM)t work in between devices.
Fuck ALL these manufacturers.
"Time" is a human invention, you can start work, school, businesses, at whatever "time" you want, you absolute fuckwits.
Whether we adopt permanent standard time or permanent DST, over time behaviours will adapt to have 'start of day' and 'end of day' where people find them comfortable, just with a different number on the clock. But that does take time for behaviours to adapt and in the meantime it isn't insane to suggest that issues could arise.
A Russian court has fined Google two undecillion roubles — a two followed by 36 zeroes — for restricting Russian state media channels on YouTube.
In dollar terms that means the tech giant has been told to pay $20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.
Despite being one of the world's wealthiest companies, that is considerably more than the $2 trillion Google is worth.
In fact, it is far greater than the world’s total GDP, which is estimated by the International Monetary Fund to be $110 trillion.
The fine has reached such a gargantuan level because — as state news agency Tass has highlighted, external — it is rapidly increasing all the time.
According to Tass, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov admitted he "cannot even pronounce this number" but urged "Google management to pay attention."
The company has not commented publicly or responded to a BBC request for a statement.
Russia media outlet RBC reports, external the fine on Google relates to the restriction of content of 17 Russian media channels on YouTube.
While this started in 2020, it escalated after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine two years later.
That saw most Western companies pull out of Russia, with doing business there also tightly restricted by sanctions.
Russian media outlets were also banned in Europe — prompting retaliatory measures from Moscow.
It applies only to people (not companies)
I agree it's weird wording but I would guess they mean that the rights apply to individual customers not to companies i.e. If Bill Gates bought a defective product for personal use then he could sue on this basis but if Microsoft bought the product then they couldn't - they'd have to rely on whatever contractual terms they entered into.
I have no problems with the title, as I had better results with SOME alternative medicines than I had with now traditional pharmaceutical-based treatments.
As a former hardliner skeptic (of the James Randi variety), itâ(TM)s too easy to fall into our own version of Dogma.
Unfortunately, the alt scenes attracts more than its fair share of quacks by its fundamental nature, so it wouldnâ(TM)t surprise me if the journal is junk status.
I suppose the buyer wasn't prepared to part with any precious cryptocoins so the seller will have to accept worthless dollars instead. They really should have offered something more valuable than the company e.g. an NFT of the company.
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The US DOES NOT RECOGNIZE the UCJ (it's incompatible with the US Constitution)
The US definitely recognises the ICJ, has brought cases before it (e.g. Treatment in Hungary of Aircraft and Crew of the United States), votes on the appointment of judges to it (as a member of the security council) and has a judge on it (Sarah Cleveland) . You may be thinking of the International Criminal Court (ICC), which the US is not a member of and consequetly doesn't submit to its jurisdiction- though that isn't really the same as saying that the US doesn't recognise it.
The rest of us just want to watch good tennis, and donâ(TM)t give a shit over this referee wankery.
The fact that most tennis fans canâ(TM)t name a single ref proves this.
How would Jackson Pollack fit in?
Yeah, I think the human mind works the same way. Are you gonna claim that anybody that went through school owes infinite copyright to previous generation starting with use of the alphabet and number system?
They pointed to BOE in the Arctic as the same as adding 25 years of emissions (trillion tons CO2)
I hate to think what the Antarctic ocean (note: not the Antarctic itself, but the ocean), which is far closer to the equator and much more sunlight throughout the year will do as an additional emissions equivalent.
Iâ(TM)m guessing about 75 years equivalent warming if it goes ice free in the winter. 3 trillion tons CO2.
And itâ(TM)s not an all or nothing feedback loop. Last year it was almost 2,000,000 km lower than normal, and thatâ(TM)s normally the ice closest the crater meaning the most sunlight, meaning the most energy absorbed.
If God is perfect, why did He create discontinuous functions?