> You're right I do enjoy thinking about war, it makes relationships clearer.
That's the problem no matter how you rationalize it.
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> You're right I do enjoy thinking about war, it makes relationships clearer.
That's the problem no matter how you rationalize it.
Look at the heads of state in the examples you provided and identify the generation to which ALL of them belong.
You mean social skills or the AI part... because Social Skills make sense the AI part doesn't. You need to stop looking in the mirror for every assumption you make there is a whole world out there.
If other entities do the same thing without problems it's most of the time a you problem.
taxes...
The only thing I learned in the last year that you can't really benchmark llms at all. Above a certain level it's just edge case against edge case or script kiddies and multi billion corps optimizing their fine tune against the test.
It's worthless until they open up the api for private use.
I don't know mate if I would get flamed all day with a smidge of death threats sprinkled in on one platform but not on others I would probably leave too.
You can just not use it.
But everyone wants to communicate in identical fashions... the most commended book for social skills is from the 1930s.
Look beyond your bubble. The child participating in 'School over the Air' in Australia likely appreciates having such a resource to develop their social skills. Sometimes, you need a private space, especially if the community around you isn't on the same wavelength as you are or it's your family and some farm hands.
I bet it's just that they don't know where they would have to patch all the poorly hardcoded browser switch code they implemented in the last 10 years... so it was easier to write a watchdog.
Yikes.
If our lib for Chinese translation would be called "Ching Chong" I hope so.
It falls short because you can just transpose the latents and use whatever vae you want.
"Look what a competitive market made me do." Looks at notes: "Increase the payment of my employees."
I use bvckup for years now might be one of my favorite little windows apps. Not OSS but fairly priced.
Fun times old android phones had the same bug.
How bad software can fuck your company 101.
price and or convenience
They changed how a feature works and they communicated it via changelog I don't know what they should have done more. They have no service contract with ms.
It wasn't even a bug... they forgot to read the changelog.
At least for bipolar and schizoaffective people it's pretty much this. A big part of ipsrt is about eating & scheduling when to eat.
The worst part about it is that it will be harder to get hhc. For me suffering from bipolar hhc is a game changer no more benzos for sleep and no anxiety that thc might catapult me into mania.
I use one that reads my RSS feeds writes a radio DJ voice over and uses an elevenlabs API call to generate the voice (their Santa voice from last year works really well). Combines it with one of my Spotify playlists and gives me a 45 minutes radio show for my commute... pretty much changed how I consume news and content like hn.
It's probably for people like me who only need to build a web frontend 1-2 times per year.
It's a giant checkbox in the browsing settings...
That looks like a repo that would sound alarms if you look at it from a security standpoint.
Well at least the name is fitting.