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They work very much on compatibility, as that is required by and paid for by governments.

But same applies for M365. Good look opening a docx from Microsoft Word in their web app.

I literally finished the movie about Tove Jansson minutes before I found this article! Thank you for sharing!

Webhosting

Uncanny

Good questions. I don't have an answer.

Yes. Don't be right. Be clever.

It also tracks your position all the time. That is the bigger problem to me. https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/de/reports/com.azure.a...

Crime pays, when you are rich.

Reminds me of my first website, back in 1994/95. I used yellow text on bright blue backgroud and wrote about music I liked. Only I was 10 years older.

Everything they say is advertisement. But they show a minutes long video of a conversation with gemini that isn't near possible. That is almost like claiming you can fly warp speed and then it's just a visual effect.

1. Hunans may also never be 100% - but it seems they are more often correct. 2. When AI is wrong it's often not only slighty off, but completely off the rails. 3. Humans often tell you when they are not sure. Even if it's only their tone. AI is always 100% convinced it's correct.

I am running a meetup for 17 years now and there are some great ideas for me in this article.

I once wrote an article lees on the technical side of things and more about the social aspect of building a community: https://kaffeeringe.de/2018/08/07/wie-man-eine-community-auf...

The smartest people I know, work for the federal government.

Myanmar.

USA. They only didn't succeed with their coup.

What borders? Do you mean the basic rules of good behaviour?

Mastodon isn't for everybody just like Twitter never was for everybody. Millions of users joined Twitter and silently left, because they didn't know what to make of it.

But the Fediverse could certainly offer services that fit the needs of the sciences. Wordpress can be connected to the Fediverse. There are other, more long form services.

I was early with Twitter and Facebook and became social media manager. I organized webmondays and barcamps and became a event manager. I blogged about the digital transformation and became a consultant for that.

Sometimes a friend or my in-laws live in our appartment to watch our cat. I drew some how-tos. For feeding our cat, cleaning the litterbox. But also how to use the remotes to turn lights on and off.

That is also because they pretend like their text generators are anything more than autocomplete 2 0.

They say that it is "artificial intelligence" - it is their company brain that intelligently answers questions.

If they just called it text generator, it would be up to the user to male things off the generated texts.

I pay for Amazon Prime and I also get ads. Why should the Alphabet's shareholders miss out on ad profits?

What does it cost?

Why is it silly? Looks more like future than the average truck.

They will put anything on the roadmap that anybody successfully built with their API. Like Amazon copies other people's best sellers.

If you use someone's API to start your own company, you are an idiot who didn't learn a thing from the past 20 years.

But a Mexican could be a man in a suit.

That is, what they say. If you ask midjourney for the image of a Mexican man it produces this cliche. Most Mexicans don't look like that. Most will be closed to the Mexican in a suit.

I think, the result would be more diverse if you look for stick photos of Mexicab men.

This example only shows, what you can expect from every other prompt: a bias for cliches.

And yes, you are right: that is, what you ask for in Midjourney.

But you should know, that it's always a cliche.

I upvote post that I want more people to see.

Today I tried to travel 80km. By car it's about 1 hour. By train it's almost 2 hours. 10 minutes in the ride, the train stopped because a tree was about to fall into the rails. 20 minutes later we continued and I missed my connecting train by 10 minutes. Next train in 2 hours. I tried to find another route but the trains were cancelled. So I abandoned my plan an decided to go back home. That train was delayed 5, then 10, then 15 minutes. It stopped right outside my home station and waited 5 minutes. Almost 2 hours on the Deutsche Bahn and I was back again, where I started.

Make it also work on blockchains.

Yes: https://www.heise.de/news/Steam-Umfrage-Linux-ueberholt-MacO...

I love travelling by train. You are not treated like a criminal before you can board a train. You can sit and watch the landscape pass by. It's comfortable.