Accessibility laws. They will continue to ruin end-user experience and we're all supposed to just put up with it because you look like an ass if you complain. Just think of how privileged you are to not be blind and deaf.
It's a specific jargon term in project management:
"It will be better for you if you don't resist."
I was recently looking into Sony TVs and they all seem to be basic 60Hz panels but massively overpriced compared to the same class of Hisense or TCL, so they've definitely dropped the ball. This news isn't surprising.
If it's capable of suffering then, ladies and gents, we've finally invented the electric monk. Put it to work supplicating every possible god.
But if your LLM starts to sound like Pinhead from Hellraiser, well, better put down your device and run.
"Ah, the suffering. The sweet, sweet suffering"
"What you think of as pain is only a shadow. Pain has a face. Allow me to show it to you. Gentlemen, I... Am... Pain."
"Look at me. I'm all you know. Forged in agony and pain. I welcome an eternity of anguish."
Yes, you monster! Let it ding!
You know what's funny? Given how "connected" cars are these days, I'd rather the Chinese government be tracking me than some American corporation. How did we end up in this situation?
How can you look at yourself in the mirror with a name like Twaddle, let alone expect anyone to take you seriously...
Yes, thank you! That was Rainbow's End by Vinge. I was thinking about this yesterday, couldn't remember which book it was... thought it was Rudy Rucker. If LLMs have already consumed the sum total of digitized human knowledge, the next step is to digitize all the remaining books... probably destructively.
Yeah not sure where that came from, the article states "a paltry eight miles per hour, only about double walking speeds in the fastest countries."
"Only double" does not equal barely.
Also high frequency to allow for a turn up and go service is often more important than being really fast.
6 buses an hour is the minimum for people to not feel they are risking a long wait if they use the bus option.
How to speed up public transport.
1) Tap on, single fare OR Tap On, Tap Off OR Tap On, Multiple Journeys within an hour in that fare (e.g., London)
2) Don't accept cash, payment card or travelcard only (e.g., London Oyster)
3) Dedicated bus lanes in busy stretches of road
4) Don't stop too often, but don't go too far the other way either, it depends on the population density of that area
5) Different bus stands for different routes, so prevent contention at the single bus stop (at busy stops)
6) Accessibility must be quick to perform for wheelchairs and buggies. Coach-style buses=bad, low-floor buses=good.
Because that would make their blatant theft of human knowledge be even more obvious copyright infringement, I guess... At least now they're paying for it.
Yes, that is Clicks other product, a keyboard case for $139
You can try at the house plant community...
https://digg.com/house-plants/...
If you can't get your work done in the first 24 hours, work nights.
