"What way is the best way?"
For any given job, the best way is the method that uses the fewest inputs to get the desired output.

Pretty damn objective, that, and totally measurable.

Best way to end war in the middle east is clearly negotiation and take United States troops out of the region. Diplomats are always fewer inputs than soldiers.

When you make things subjective is where bias creeps in.

Zero is pretty optimistic. Once you subtract the cost of all the mining and transaction energy the intrinsic value is pretty strongly negative.

I do not believe that truth is subjective. I believe people WANT to present truth as subjective to feel good about themselves or to express a bias, but the only reality comes from observed information outside of our brains. Data is thus the only truth.

I would want the model biased towards truth rather than politically correct fiction, but that's just me I suppose

Thats not entirely true. To update an old ios app to be uploadable into the store is significant amount of work due to apple themselves deprecating stuff and requiring you use a newer xcode. You can't just "update the api call" and expect it to be publishable.

You can only download, put it on the device and read it as long as they decide that they and by extension you have the right to read the book.

You're just renting an access to the book with the drm. Under terms that aren't clear to you since you don't know these dates and contracts that they have with the creator and publisher.

Where they belong

Of course the useless DA blames the app companies for his failure to do anything about rampant crime in NY

The main reason AI is unreliable is because it isn't intelligent. While R1 subroutines have added at least some basic logic testing, logic is not fact checking, and these machines still don't know the difference between fact and fiction.

What is needed for AI adoption will be 0% hallucination rate- it has to be better than a political American conspiracy theorist.

And 2C is pretty much baked in. If we got really serious and actually started reducing emissions we might keep it to 3C, but tipping points make that unlikely.

The fact remains that something like 82% of the energy we use comes from burning fossil fuels and our entire standard of living depends on continuing to do so.

I went to one last year that had been out for a while and they seriously showed 15 minutes of ads after the theoretical show time. And then a bunch of trailers. I haven't been that angry in a really long time.

ohms law (lower voltage means higher amps and it's amps that burn out a connector), plus the connector standards for inside a PC are total shit

First they came for Boeing, and I didn't say anything because I wasn't all fucked up.

They won't even try. The smallest EV they sell in NA is the ID.4, which is like $60K CDN (I assume around 40 US?).

I have some hope for the re-launched electric Golf whenever they get around to those.

Got to be pretty unconventional to count as unconventional in QM.