Is this the right tool for the job? Procedural environment generation has been around for awhile. Many games do this.

It depends. Does the Perplexity agent faithfully relay the personalized messages from sponsors that would have otherwise been presented adjacent to the information on the website?

Disney isn't interested in anyone's values. They sell products with what they imagine to be popular appeal to make a buck. They certainly aren't interested in a joining any "global community" except to the extent that they can further extend their reach.

That means poor utilization. It'd be better to keep everything online and running 24/7. Build out your own onsite power generation and you're in business.

Sounds like Google will be looking into onsite generation if they're making such statements. Grid conditions are highly variable, and if you're in the AI biz, you aren't gonna want to shut down your LLMs for a heat wave.

Solar on the moon is problematic. Unless you like losing power for two weeks at a time.

Nile has the budget, you've got to admit. Plus if he wanted to do a collab with the The Slo Mo Guys, they'd probably agree to it. Yeah he'd probably do something stupid with N6 (like make Pop Rocks out of it).

Wars, depopulation trends, the collapse of the Yen carry trade, and other factors conspire to weaken economies worldwide. It's quite exceptional that the American jobs market has done as well as it has.

The tech market in particular is saturated with victims of layoffs dating back to 2024. Your explanations are inaccurate.

Unless he's being sarcastic, he seems to have said that you're sane and level-headed. But hey, sarcasm.

Smaller failure rates than that drive recalls.

My vote is on Nile. He also has a Blue channel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

In case you want someone to make pop rocks out of N6.

Part of the problem is that there's no way to pay "journalists" as a whole. Because of electronic payment networks' fees per transaction, online newspapers have to sell a monthly subscription, not a single issue they way they would with cash in a vending machine. And a subscription to NYT includes zero articles from WaPo or WSJ. This means readers get sucked into the ideological bubble of the one publication that happens to be part of their subscription plan.

From my own experience:

> Was it mostly boiler plate?

A good bit of it was, but speeding that up without having to dig through a bunch of templates saves a ton of time.

> How much of the generate code was correct?

A lot of it, but I generally only use it to complete a few lines of code at once, and do the high level thinking on my own. If you use AI that way, it's a great productivity tool.

> How much of the Copilot code makes into production?

A lot of it.

Beat me to it, but yeah, guilt would just make AI Catholic . . .