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I mean, that much is obvious. If you could do without two pilots it would be very inefficient to have two per flight, but you can’t, so it’s a very stupid idea.

For me, the best way I can describe what it feels like for me is: I can imagine an apple and I get a feeling as if I was seeing it, but I don’t actually see it. I don’t see an image in front of me. I only feel like I’m seeing an image, and I have to focus pretty hard to see anything in detail, but I can still use it to, for example, try and manipulate something in 3D, or try to remember what I was doing on a given day by trying to walk back through a place. I don’t know under what category that makes me fall under.

I read that as canned and was confused as to why they were turned into produce.

Yeah but LLMs don’t train off of data automatically, you need a separate dedicated process for that, it won’t happen from just using them. In that sense, companies can still use your data to train them in the background, even if you aren’t directly using an LLM, or they can not train them even when you are using them. I guess in the latter case there is a bigger incentive for them to train them than otherwise, but to me it seems basically the same thing privacy wise.

One thing I don’t get with people fearing AI is when something adds AI and suddenly it’s a privacy nightmare. Yeah, in some cases it does make it worse, but in most cases, what was stopping the company from taking your data anyways? LLMs are just algorithms that process data and output something, they don’t inherently give firms any additional data. Now, in some cases that means data that previously wasn’t or that shouldn’t be sent to a server is now being sent, but I’ve seen people complain about privacy so often in cases where I don’t understand why AI is your tipping point, if you don’t trust the company to not store your data when using AI, why trust it in the first place?

I get that, but I also sometimes see the people behind them when walking completely loose their shit from that, visibly angry, leaning in, yelling and honking, which I feel is a bit overkill.

I don’t understand how, but somehow drivers seem to be the biggest whinny cunts on the planet. I feel like 80% of drivers rage from the smallest of inconveniences, if you inconvenience them for even a few seconds they’ll yell at you or flip you off. God forbid someone not notice the bonus right-turn green arrow. I feel like every time I see that everyone behind them wants to bring hell down upon them and curse their entire lineage for even existing. Even people I know personally that are typically very nice and aren’t prone to getting angry get irrationally mad at people they see on the street for such trivial things. It’s amazing.

The literal rule change they made that caused this explicitly states you have to follow payment processor guidelines:

Content that may violate the rules and standards set forth by Steam’s payment processors and related card networks and banks, or internet network providers.

They also basically cofirmed this was brought up by the payment processors.

I mean it didn’t really change much? The few things it did, like the notification/action panel being separate you can undo

I personally think that it should be rebuilt. I’m not an expert and perhaps I’m wrong, but I feel like it’s simply too good of an energy source and Ukraine will need cheap energy to rebuild.

As a young person that vividly remembers what I and people around me were like at that age, I really don’t think that we should have been allowed to vote. Optimal age for maturity would probably be around 20.

I mean, it’s technically illegal here, just that the government turns a blind eye when it’s popular

While I know it won’t happen, it would be so fucking funny if they arrested all of the like 500k attendees for the salute

Fucking clowns, I hate Thompson so much

It has been equally present here since independence basically. The concert just drew them out of the woodworks more than usual

I don’t think anyone’s feet would enjoy walking on asphalt at noon at 35°+

Plus people who lived in the wilderness famously had long lives

I’m extremely doubtful of this. Just the chance that a software kill switch exists is way too big of a threat for the US itself. Imagine if Russia or China managed to hack into their systems and get a hold of it, instantly bricking almost the entire US airforce. That would be catastrophic.

Unrelated but I remember last year noticing that what used to be a Tesla dealership was turned into a BYD dealership in my country and couldn’t help but feeling how it was so representative of the situation

My exact thoughts

Tbf we could use it