Er sorry I must have missed the memo. Why is my head meant to explode?
- Because on the one hand, it's the "First Left Handed Eskimo to do X". So it must be good.
- But on the other hand, it's Bezos, it's wasteful "space tourism", blah blah and must be pure evil.
Does not compute, does not compute!
... it could make the chickens stop laying! Don't forget that!
Burn the witch!
Indeed. We call these "trust-fund babies", the children of privilege.
Or "GS-high-number" bureaucrats.
Are we going to have to see an article about this every time they make a trip? It's not like they are doing anything important with these launches. Just rich people doing rich people things.
Er, the only way space travel will become routine is by
and Owolabi Salis, the first Nigerian to fly in space
Time for leftists heads to explode like a 60s sci fi robot caught in a contradiction
What major political movement is encouraging suicide
Making people crazy. These are people who are having some sort of physical neurological issue, and happen to fixate on a specific internet site while symptoms manifest. It could just as easily be the neighbors cat, the local cell phone tower, or any other number of things. When I was a kid people would blame dungeons and dragons. The underlying neurological problem is the cause - focus on that.
Yep.
The same people who are going to panic about this are the ones who closed (almost) all the state mental hospitals. But sure, let's micro-regulate ChatGPT
It would be like if Ozzy Osbourne saw a kid killing himself and decided to write a song about how great it is to kill yourself and then he wrote 20 or 30 or 100 other songs about the same thing refining them each time to be more encouraging towards suicide.
Perhaps not the best example, considering that there is a large and "legitimate" political movement literally encouraging suicide now
Which highlights the problem: how is an LLM, which doesn't actually understand anything, supposed to detect which crazy ideas are actually schizophrenic?
I use LLMs - primarily ChatGPT - in programming all the time.
It's a tool. I don't care if it "really" understands anything, that's not what I use tools for.
Yes, it really saves me time overall. I can't help it if it somehow doesn't suit your problem space (possible), or if you don't know how to or refuse to learn how to use it properly (likely).
But in a lot of places the cabs are now cheaper than an uber.
If that's true, and if Uber isn't providing something else to make the extra money worth it to you, then
... that nobody held a gun to your head and made you take an Uber. Or drive one.
If you think your money is worth more to you than that Uber ride, then
So when Lindsey starts reading from her AmEx-approved script, callers are infuriated by what they perceive to be another machine.
If she's just reading from a script, then why shouldn't she be replaced by a bot? She might as well be one now.
Now, clients expect a graphic designer to produce work on a shorter timeframe and for less money
In other news, furniture craftsmen announce that Ikea and Walmart have really changed their customers' expectations about what furniture should cost and how long it takes to obtain it!
Mozilla DeepSpeech was a promising speech-to-text engine with great performance for real-time communication even when running on Raspberry Pi SBCs and other low-power systems.
If it's open source, so promising, and has such great performance, surely someone will fork it?
The speed of anything depends on the flow of everything.
