Comment Re:Which is it? (Score 1) 125
Nothing is "escaping", it's a mix of bad prompting and marketing.
If you say 'you're not allowed to open this door' and it sidesteps the door entirely that's a bad sandbox with a technically inept operator.
Nothing is "escaping", it's a mix of bad prompting and marketing.
If you say 'you're not allowed to open this door' and it sidesteps the door entirely that's a bad sandbox with a technically inept operator.
I think it's possible he was unwittingly recruited to be the poster child for activists that inflated his story for their own ego and credibility gains, then abandoned him when he was no longer useful. Leaving him in a pretty bad place with no real friends.
Okay we get it you're an internet lawyer.
The person you responded to is talking about people who manipulate data to match their predetermined outcome. There has been a wild amount of fabrication in published papers coming to light over the past decade because funding dries up when the outcome isn't what the people controlling the funds wanted.
Sorry man, idpol was way more important than the climate. Maybe if you'd chosen someone more relatable than Greta?
The second amendment was ratified in 1791, the first machine gun (The Puckle gun), was patented in 1718, 73 years earlier.
It's not *your* wall to make that decision.
I'm pretty sure this was his job in HIMYM
Careful not to supply Internet via Ethernet over HDMI to it. (HDMI 1.4+)
> money and effort in that they didn't have to reset defaults on new PC deployments
If you are manually changing defaults on PC deployments the pain is a feature. Get your shit together.
Because they have the data points to prove it, and the incentive to make it stop happening (reputation, profit margin, etc).
Christopher fucking Nolan. I hate that man, I refuse to ever watch another of his movies.
If anyone actually tuning in? Last time I tried to talk to someone about broadcast TV they told me they don't like pirating. Also, ATSC 3.0 looks like complete advertising garbage.
productivity actually went up.
Computer Science is merely the post-Turing decline in formal systems theory.