

Flying cars are more dangerous than ground cars. Maybe we should just do flying mass transit with trained drivers instead.
Profile pic is from Jason Box, depicting a projection of Arctic warming to the year 2100 based on current trends.
Flying cars are more dangerous than ground cars. Maybe we should just do flying mass transit with trained drivers instead.
Depends on the product. From an original AI research point of view this is what you want, a model that can realize it is missing information and deviates from giving a result. But once profit became involved, marketing requires a fully confident output to get everyone to buy in. So we get what we get and not something that’s more reliable.
I thought this would be a link to the Red Skull scene finding the Tesseract.
This is why right here. Had hospitals and makeshift medical areas been swarmed with patients, nurses would have responded and been praised for it, as they should. But there weren’t survivors, which highlighted how bad it was.
Maybe he’ll get out with just a fine and a probation for a year from washing his car, or handling a hose in general.
In some aspects this results in situations that the original Star Trek 3-D chess has with its movable platforms. The issue with chess variants is always how it adds while not unbalancing the game, and that’s a difficult thing to test since chess by itself is complex even with its simple rules.
Got to keep the illusion that there is a healthy job market otherwise the statistics will crash and show reality.
Even she looks better. Worry and sadness have physical effects.
Very automated. I’ve been having regular calls for a while now from all sorts of different state area codes, same exact script about a loan offer almost complete and just lacking some income info. I let any unknown number go to voice mail, and find it entertaining to see which AI voice I get this time. For a while there it was a friendly woman that had a convincing tone, but the one guy’s voice they tried sounded like he needed a vacation and was over his job.
“It’s the same picture.”
Always has been. The only difference is what they’re selling.
Red Tailed Hawk screech
It’s not an equal comparison because there isn’t a single Lemmy. And I say that from a non-Lemmy account (Mbin), furthering the point. Most people from the Reddit migration probably came here because of the decentralization factor. Think of Lemmy and the rest as subreddits but without the domination of the main site. The best any community (subreddit) can do is decentralize other groups that they see as problematic, but that’s all that’s needed.
Imagine the Fediverse structure, but there was a single controller that any instance had to go through to filter external content, and had to obey when told to filter external content. It’s a new Reddit. The freedom for anyone to set up instances with whatever content or filtering they want makes it totally different. But to the point asked, that’s why you can’t talk about Lemmy in a singular manner, it’s not one thing. And that’s good.
But maybe not AI. AI goes off training of real photos and would have variation in the surfaces, while someone doing this in Blender would be lazy and use the same texturing for all.
Wouldn’t be a surprise to avoid capture of tech, but maybe it was just an accident due to damage. A small explosion underwater (lithium batteries and fuel?) can be deadly enough. Maybe they’re designed to self destruct but this one failed until it got handled (wouldn’t you want it to destruct as soon as certain variables were exceeded?)
I’ve said it before, early on he should have become reclusive and hired PR people to filter his ideas out to his companies and the public, and he’d be considered a prodigy and genius and wouldn’t have the self-induced failures he does. But that goes against his narcissistic personality, so it wasn’t going to happen.
And stepped down as President in the end to let someone else lead. For a better comparison of leadership now, look at Don’t Look Up. Far more realistic in so many ways.
So we should display religious things of only the original occupiers of the land? I don’t think she’s going to be happy with the conclusion there.
It’s the Fediverse. You can literally run your own little instance on your own or or a friend’s computer and restrict only the ideas you want to talk about. When you say “this place” you mean everyone else since there’s not a single entity controlling the flow of discussion.
And if “we” sold out, I’d like to know how much each of us got. I seem to have missed a check.
Incredible book. Takes a chapter or two to get used to the writing style (2d person present tense if I recall).
Correction: 3rd person. Somehow the present tense throws a different reading rhythm that you have to get into first.
Yes. An air bus perhaps.