Comment Le Duh (Score 1) 19
I mean a de-beaked headcrab could have posited that this was likley a thing
I mean a de-beaked headcrab could have posited that this was likley a thing
Is this what clanker apologetics looks like?
Instead of 'video wall paper' can we just get the After Dark screensavers back into existence?
> On TV, Copilot takes on a "friendly, animated presence" that resembles
So, this is "your plastic pal that's fun to be with", right?
Can't wait for the models with Genuine People Personality to come out
Fellow Deutsch duo student here, on a 5y streak (paid plan)
While I do see the occasional AI slop in there and it's annoying, I think the product is still good. My own complain with it is that the course is too short, you'll finish it before getting to more advanced concepts or sentence structures, and then what?
Myself, I've restarted the course two times (using different "from" languages each time) in order to keep practicing, but when I finish this third round, there is no other language that I speak and can use to practice German. What's next then? What are you looking at?
Myself, I like to complement Duolingo with a daily listen to "Langsam Nachrichten", news bites read slowly and with simple vocab, from the Deutschewelle: https://learngerman.dw.com/de/... (I have it on my podcast app, new episode ready every day)
I also always liked Coffee Break German, but haven't tried their premium course yet, only the free podcast (which is really good) https://coffeebreaklanguages.c...
Bis bald!
Someone got paid to come-up with that, even if all they did was a half-assed prompt to generate it.
And a few people saw that at a meeting and concluded it was good enough.
Sad times, that monstrosity is all distorted and looks horrible.
Not that I claim to understand any of the science here, but wanted to say that your claim about time "running faster in the middle of a void" brought to mind the notion of the "zones of thought" from the fantastic book series A" Fire Upon the Deep", by Vernor Vinge
Well, to be fair, it is easier to fire than it is to hire (strictly from the standpoint of judging competence).
When you hire you go from a limited set of interviews and maybe some testing and dynamics. When you fire you (hopefully) are being supported by a track record which shows that for whatever reason, it did not work out (not always, there's also blanket firing for "reasons".)
That's a good option too! When I read the summary I was inclined to suggest that they bolt the experiments on the next iterations to the sides of the craft instead of the floor. Just in case, you know
From the great minds who broughhttps://news.slashdot.org/story/25/03/03/182255/how-the-british-broke-their-own-economy#t us "It’s Weird That Eggs Were Ever Cheap" and "Inflation Is Your Fault"
I voted for Giant Asterioid in this last election and I feel cheated out of the world ending apocalpyse I was promised!
Sounds like you have all the business bits sorted out before hand mr expert.. go out there and get em tiger!
I'm sure you have strong business acument and can get those factories spun up in no time! You'll be a billiionaire askign for tax breaks in no time!
Minor correction there: you mixed latitude and longitude
- Oiapoque is at 4 degrees latitude North (above the equator), and
- Chui (not Sombrio) is at 34 degrees latitude South
Solar noon does not indeed vary much between them as they sit at a similar latitude (52 West for Oiapoque and 53 West Chui). What varies, immensely, is the duration of the day and night cycles, which vary little on Oiapoque (close to the equator line) and a lot in Chui (further away).
Still, the point about Brazil needing two or maybe three timezones is a valid one.
I have solar already, but I'm not willing to have a lithium-ion battery pack installed, those things are a bit too scary and my insurance may not approve anyway. But this new tech might just be the ticket for timeshifting my solar output. On a fixed install like this size (and weight) is less of a concern, but safety and price are paramount.
By working faithfully eight hours a day, you may eventually get to be boss and work twelve. -- Robert Frost