I just got off a chat with Amazon this morning about a package I'm waiting for. Amazon shipped it via UPS, it travelled 1,000 miles and got to within 50 miles of my location, and now for some reason is being returned to sender without ever making it to my doorstep. They apologized profusely and are looking into it. I can't help but wonder if it is UPS just being assholes.

It was quickly obvious it would be completely useless. Gemini kept hallucinating the final results of the game (including the final score, along with all the plays that lead up to it) halfway through the third quarter. When I called it out on it, it would apologize profusely, promise to 'sanity check' future results against current live data... and then do the same thing again, over and over again. Which was fine, I understood what was happening, but the thing is that when it would hallucinate the end of the game it would always present the hallucinated results in the completely factual manner. The only real clue it wasn't correct was that the live game on TV was drastically different.

Who would be at fault if an employee of the State of Alaska gave them bad information?

Depends. Are you hiring?

I bet he changes it to brendaisahoe@gmail.com, and is stuck with THAT one for 12 months.

Brother clears.

Half the shows I've tried to watch on Apple TV are so dark I have to follow the story in parts through dialog only.

This could be the beginning of the discovery of an amazing time-release drug delivery system!

I'm holding out for version 6.28, otherwise known as Two Pi.

The other thing that drives piracy rather than the obvious financial culprit is the blackouts the leagues enforce. I pay the yearly subscription for Major League Baseball, but even after handing over the cash I'm still forced to pirate games that are blacked out due to where I live or because they've given broadcast rights to various streamers, even though I pay a fixed price for the entire season's games. It's a joke.

I think you're confusing it with the Give Out Grants Foundation.

Just need a few good Samaritans to leave spare receipts by the entrance door.

Until they used a decompression utility on it.

I have no real problem with a LLM doing the grunt work, as long as the final result is reviewed by human eyeballs. That always needs to be a link in this chain.

Like many things, this will all get sorted out in the porniverse before it makes its way out into the rest of the internet.