One that's impossible to reproduce without all the little quirks of Word.
It's like reverting back to the Internet Explorer era, when every page was subtly broken.

"more than 3 million megawatt hours of solar energy" is 3000 gigawatt-hours.

1% failure rate?
Those are not good odds.

I thought John F. Kennedy was the CowboyNeal option. Then reality hit me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

I'm with you as long as you put your flasher. Once the cyclist knows what you will do, he won't risk it.

This game asks you to make painful choices. Amazon AI determined that it would be 5 stars if that wasn't the case.

Meanwhile, at boardgamegeek: 3.89 / 5 complixity rating.

If it's a trick like inverse square root, it's neat but we can't extent it further.
Like you said, getting random improvement is useful but unpredictable.

If it's more generalized, it can open new avenues of research and ultimately make us smarter.
Because it's a waste if AI only makes us dumb and dumber.

So the new code is faster.

Do we understand how it became faster, what insight we missed. That more interesting from my point of view.

Free as in freedom applies to clouds, you know.

Oops, missing the final L

https://ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.g...

Natural ozone concentration is 10-15 ppb throughout the atmosphere, but low ground pollution around 70 ppb is unhealthy.

https://ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.g...

That story is a little like removing DHMO from the atmosphere to empty pools and reduce drownings.

That's weird, the office is a 20min drive and almost everything else is a 10min walk.
I guess I should wake up and join your dystopian nightmare.

Yep, the second sentence couldn't be more confusing.

> So a single "lunar day" is 13.64 earth days.

Lunar day (daytime only) vs earth day (24h, which includes nighttime).

or 10e-12 if you're not using those new-fangled programming languages.