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If ever going to try this, ask to make it a script fully explained, then read it and fully backup before you run.

There was a very weird placement on Supernatural on some episodes with a "tech genius". Very jarring how forced it was.

I saw one around ten years ago. My boss bought it, used it for a week and bought a new mac. OS was the main issue for him.

Couple of years back I got a PR at work that used a block of code that read a CSV, used some stream method to covert it to binary to then feed it to pandas to make a dataframe. I don't remember the exact steps it did, but was just crazy when pd.read_csv existed. On a hunch I pasted the code in google and found an exact match on overflow for a very weird use case on very early pandas. I'm lucky and if people send obvious shit at work I can just cc their manager, but I fell for the volunteers at large FOSS projects, or even paid employees.

You only prove the price of RAM on the US, while complaining about US centrism. I’m not trying to convince you, or disprove you. I’m just letting you show the absurdity of what you say, so that nobody is fooled by you. In that sense, this last message is enough to close this. Thanks.

Poverty = life choices is the most reddit I’ve seen in Lemmy in a long while

But you’re not the market. So this not working for you doesn’t mean it’s a bad strategy, and Nintendo is an example of a company who pulled this off.

Actually, one more use case is my SO. Can't/won't use Linux, and I'm not fighting. But needs an up to date OS on the ancient lappet laptop, so 10 IOT it is.

Great in the sense I don't have to bother for 6 years for a partition I will use less than 24 hours over that period of time haha. So far I've used it to scan once (for some reason that day skan decided to not work) and to make a windows install USB for my SO. I tried Expedition 33 thinking performance issues were a Linux thing by no, it's just like that. So it's a long term unlikely to be used OS, and for that long support is great.

It gives you 6 years to transition to a better OS. Or to become CEO of Microslop and improve things. It's honestly great, even for me who only boot into windows once every few months.

As a patent of a small child, without some benefits in the form of flexibility in hours (not in output) either I or my partner wouldn’t be able to work without external help. Those who can’t afford the help sometimes have to “work for free” because some hours they work just go to somebody to be with their children. The shitty part is that (anecdotically based on my experience) those who complaint about any benefit for patents are the same who consider selfish to not have children.

A bit of a dishonest question, but wouldn’t that argument lead to minors being able to buy alcohol “for their parents”? We are now shifting the responsibility to the stores, not the parents. I have my reasons to think it’s not a fair comparison, but I’ll like to hear other’s.

They use OSM as source for maps, yes. Not sure how much they add, aside from offline functionality. Other apps add extra data sources.

Fell free to offer a solution. For the moment the LLM wins, nobody else even tried

AFAIK torrent. But I’ve been torrenting all my life without port forward and I have all the seasons from my favorite Linux distros,.

It’s a compromise if I’m not paying for it. Still I hate that the basic, like copy, search… Use a different key. I can rebind them, but it’s at each keyboard config and makes it annoying when trying to learn new ones

Which are the other 2? WW I was called that. I don’t think they said they said the same of the second.

Most companies have AI forced, either directly or indirectly (“you need to double your output, AI can help…” kind of thing)

You mean a second “war to end all wars”?

Feature not a bug (for them)

The only problem have with this is that it should only apply to commercial software (app stores and 0S). Libre/FOS software should not have to police ages on their app stores, It’s a bit like saying the only problem with the Titanic is the water inside. The law is bad, whether it can be worse or not is just tangential. But still, this law as is applies to computers, phones… And nas, some routers, watches, advance calculators… As they all have OS and can install apps. As per app stores, guess what, thats the GNOME app store, but also flatpak, jellyfin (can install apps as plugins), pip, docker, git… And what about plain executables? Githut should ask for your age too to download artifacts? Porn started with only age verification by the user as a prompt, and we see where that is going now.

What in the name is the flying spaghetti monster is Windows 365? An even less private version of windows that won’t work is you don’t have internet?

Honestly came to say the same. There are other AI companies willing to suck it for Trump, still they need this one. The fact they refused the demands from the department of war is the cherry on top.

In my company the h means "haha, what were you expecting?"

She doesn’t need fixing

Not sure. Did you do a lot of bad life decisions? Then I might be you

That was me. Added PiHole at router level, broke her workflow (she works in advertisement).

Are you saying it in ml if you’re posting on a different instance? Can the ml mods block this comment, or ban you from a community on an instance they don’t moderate? I’m not sure were the other person is coming from, I’ve seen a lot of “fuck” and “BLYAT” on ml.

Care to explain that understanding you have and the community lacks?

Of course you had to be Dutch. I swear, all my Dutch friends have like 3 of those an a couple of those electric grills with mini pans for melting cheese below In all fairness, the slicer isn’t even useful for all cheeses. It’s convenient for Edam and similar ones though.

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God I’m happy to not be the only one. I read the thing the times trying to figure out where it was closing it

The article says they used ChatGPT or some similar LLM bot. No it doesn’t. It says they used a chatbot, and that’s what the word chatbot means by default. No it’s not The reporter used a chatbot such as ChatGPT The article doesn’t say the kind of chatbot, not chatbot means LLM or ChatGPT. I’m not going to continue. It’s just going in circles. You’re just arguing for arguing sake. Are you sure you’re not the LLM?

No. You are the one who knows, without doubt, they used ChatGPT and can’t be wrong. If you think “hey, there are other options, don’t jump to unproven conclusions” is to like to argue I’m not the one with a problem. I’m open to being proven wrong, but you need a bit more than “trust me, I must know”.

Yes. It’s ChatGPT. You got them good. You passed the test Neo. Now get the pills.

About that part I would say the article doesn’t mention ChatGPT, only AI.

It’s not like BBC is a single person with no skill other than a driving license and at least one functional eye. Hell, they don’t even need to go, just call the local services. For me it’s most likely that they have a specialized tool than an LLM detecting correctly tampering with the photo. But if you say it’s unlikely you’re wrong, then I must be wrong I guess.

OK, I’ll add it to my backlog, but only because it predates the song do there’s no risk of hearing it again.

A chatbot can be the user facing side of a specialized agent. That’s actually how original change bots were. Siri didn’t know how to get the weather, it was able to classify the question as a weather question, parse time and location and which APIs to cash on those cases.

Devils advocate, AI might be an agent that detects tapering with a NLP frontend. Not all AI is LLMs.

Lots of alcohol+broken guitar = wonderwall

Is that Tom Hardy?

"PFF, I’m smarter than the average person" 85% of the people