All that matters is they have everyone's money, can influence elections and are too big to fail. Give them a break - AI is hard.
Yep, this is when the context is full. Nuke the chat and start again.
My current favourite is "Oh, now I understand completely what's happening" (for the seventeenth time in a row - all of which were too-hasty.
No (but also yes).
If you let it write code freely, you can spend hours or days trying to figure out what the f**k it's done and why it's not done what you asked or why it randomly introduces a complete re-write for a single-line fix.
Heavily constrained yes.
Let's go for the low-hanging fruit:
* Living things are driven to exercise using an evolved feedback loop whereby exercise reward us with brain drugs - there's an inherent benefit to exercise leading to increased proliferation of genes with this feedback loop
* Sport is organised exercise so satisfies the drive to socialise - again likely an evolved feedback loop resulting in brain drugs (mmmmn
* Standing next to sport whilst it's happening gives some proportion of the same reward - of course there's no health benefits so really it's gaming the system to get (probably greatly reduced) brain drugs from the socializing aspect
* Watching a recording of someone else standing next to sport whilst it's happening let's you listen to other people experiencing brain drugs - recall the excited two-person teams of commentators clearly having a great time watching sport happen - again limited exercise benefits for commentators or second-level observers but some brain drugs and we've been psychologically conditioned that sport is good so watching sport must be good also, right? - even via a time-delayed intermediary
* Now there are likely conversations along the lines of: "OK, we've repurposed the feedback loops 'intended' by evolution to promote socialising and exercising - now they promote watching other people doing those things - <boxing mc voice>Leeeeeet's - seeeeell - spooooort </boxing mc voice>" happening. It's super-cynical.
But yeap, choice would be good. This fuck-up might just be great for Vizio and consumers. Thanks Stallman.
corrupt SCOTUS will fix everything in favor of republicans and large corporations.
This will self-correct once the campaign donations he requests become so onerous they're worse than the problem donors want fixed. Free market wooh yeah *fist pump*
Racing sucks when no one makes any passes
Arguably any 'sport' you're not engaging-in yourself sucks ass.
Forgot the link:
* https://youtu.be/e0qh1kkEAaM
doh
This is so awesome - I want one for the UK - can we get Paedo The Bear who explains that we need to support genocide in Gaza or our citizen score might be reduced abruptly or we might end up starving to death in detention? It's important for children to be taught their country's moral values as soon as possible.
Police believe one suspect alone hacked 63,000 cameras and produced 545 videos that netted him 35 million won ($24,000) in cryptocurrency
Assuming for a moment the hacking and distribution of the feeds is completely ok - this haX0r seems to have spent way too much time developing the side of their personality which allows hacking and almost zero to not-getting-exploited by business partners - wtf - 38 cents per camera?
Its not limited to physical contact.
Also, it's not microsoft per-se - it's any gigantic company being chased by a ravenous zombie horde of hungry investors.
Everything turns to shit as they desperately try to avoid being eaten.
It's something that you could run on your own machine to build software but then github persuade people to instead run it on github hardware with an additional power-user option to run the thing you could run on your own machine... on your own machine whilst looping them in to give the opportunity to charge you money because they've not extracted enough value from trawling through your codebases.
It's small-minded really - any truly creative company would just have people spontaneously send them money explicitly for no reason.
Anyway, the point is that he has to pick his battles. He often signs legislation he disagrees with because he knows the GOP-dominated state legislature can and will override him i
How is what you described a coalition? It sounds much more like internalised oppression. The wrong thing must happen. We know we have to do the wrong thing otherwise someone will override us. This is not in anyone's interest.
Something which reflects the increased risk of eye and head cancer - but catchy and sexy at the same time...
Anything free is worth what you pay for it.