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Ah yes, my country also has serious problems and therefore it is not only relevant but equivalent.
Ah yes, my country also has serious problems and therefore it is not only relevant but equivalent.
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Uh, the PlayStation 2 would like a word?
This is an article from a CCP operated tabloid… Seriously?
They are also significantly more dangerous than an airplane though. The skill and speed needed to cope with an engine failure is a lot less forgiving and helicopters nearly always spend more time at lower altitude. Also the number of mechanical failures that result in everybody aboard essentially guaranteed dying is higher in a helicopter. Especially vs a small airplane with a parachute (parachute systems on helicopters are extremely rare especially due to altitude requirements)
What’s this “we” business. I haven’t committed any warcrimes but I would like anyone who commits them in my name to face justice.
Yeah yeah, I’m sure it has gotten easier but I last used Linux well before Proton and I have an NVIDIA card and I remember all too well how that worked back in the day. Long story short it’s too much trouble until I actually have to change something anyways.
Oh yeah, also I have an HDR gsync display and good grief I can’t wait for those to be fully supported cross platform.
Yuuup, never switching to Windows 11 Windows 10 till something doesn’t work, them back to Linux
Good job not reading any part of the article and confidently announcing your completely incorrect take on things to everyone.
They started with an electric leaf blower as a baseline. Theirs is 40% quieter than the current electric leaf blowers on the market.
Ethically and logically it seems like output based on training data is clearly derivative work. Legally I suspect AI will continue to be the new powerful tool that enables corporations to shit on and exploit the works of countless people.
That license would require chatgpt to provide attribution every time it used training data of anyone there and also would require every output using that training data to be placed under the same license. This would actually legally prevent anything chatgpt created even in part using this training data from being closed source. Assuming they obviously aren’t planning on doing that this is massively shitting on the concept of licensing.
I meant padding their numbers like that yes.
That would be pretty obvious fraud, I doubt that.
As a Jew I have never felt less respected by Congress than them appropriating the concept of antisemitism to further their own oppressive political ends. Fuck it’s so gross.
Dude, I was there for when Vine was born and for when it died, and Vine didn’t even get picked up for mass disinformation, and y’know what? Life moved on. If you think that makes me old and out of touch then fine.
I see this as a win win
I for one vote everyone just be done with public internet media and stick to outside, known person to known person interaction, and info from reputable news sources that vet their sources and maintain a high standard of accuracy.
I assume the proportions of people who spoof their OS is slanted towards Linux