You know, we could save a lot on consultants if we had LLMs write the BS reports.
Alternate headline: two ostensibly smart people waste time on nonsense.
It's not, it's Business Insider. It's journalism-flavored entertainment.
> If you're surprised to find occasional micro-aggressions in small towns, well... bless your heart. There's reasons plenty of people prefer cities over large towns. At least in the city, people will have the decency to…
BREAKING NEWS: Small town Germans not effusively welcoming to representative of foreign military, yuppie wife who expects place to work like California.
Or perhaps, just spitballing here, we could find something actually useful to do with the excess energy.
To be fair, the US doesn't have everything, but it does have a lot, so I can see how you could get this idea if you weren't a particularly imaginative or curious person.
The real reason is #4: it's simpler for the school, as they don't have to run several different bus services.
It's pretty cool though how other people went out of their way to say how bothered by it they weren't, congratulations guys, you're all real champs.
Someone violated Bell's Principle (take no notes when conducting an alleged criminal goddamn conspiracy).
As some put it, if you can't trust your staff to work remotely, you can't trust them to work.
I did once and I liked where I ended up.
Hadn't heard, but nice.
We can't afford to do this: it would put too many coke dealers and mistresses out of business.
Amazing, how are you posting from 20 years ago about today's events?
In practice my favorite perk has turned out to be working without a shirt on hot days. WFH for life it is, then.
I have back problems. For me, perching on a barstool for an extended time is much more comfortable than sitting in a chair.
Modules: one of the great programming innovations of the 1960s, first available in JS just fifty years later.
He'll die soon enough, and probably get a big state funeral, with gushing media coverage, after lying in state in the Capitol. Most likely the President of that time will give a eulogy. Makes me sick.
If I'd known I would have gotten him something, like a plane ticket to the Hague.
But what's a Hrung and why would it choose to collapse on Betelgeuse?
"AI works like our brains" is indeed generally not so, but CNNs do work like the visual cortex, somewhat--it's where they got the idea for them in the first place.
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Similarly, totally useless if you happen to find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile.
Ironically Abel himself died at age 26. Even Amy Winehouse lived longer.
You know, we could save a lot on consultants if we had LLMs write the BS reports.
Alternate headline: two ostensibly smart people waste time on nonsense.
It's not, it's Business Insider. It's journalism-flavored entertainment.
> If you're surprised to find occasional micro-aggressions in small towns, well... bless your heart. There's reasons plenty of people prefer cities over large towns. At least in the city, people will have the decency to…
BREAKING NEWS: Small town Germans not effusively welcoming to representative of foreign military, yuppie wife who expects place to work like California.
Or perhaps, just spitballing here, we could find something actually useful to do with the excess energy.
To be fair, the US doesn't have everything, but it does have a lot, so I can see how you could get this idea if you weren't a particularly imaginative or curious person.
The real reason is #4: it's simpler for the school, as they don't have to run several different bus services.
It's pretty cool though how other people went out of their way to say how bothered by it they weren't, congratulations guys, you're all real champs.
Someone violated Bell's Principle (take no notes when conducting an alleged criminal goddamn conspiracy).
As some put it, if you can't trust your staff to work remotely, you can't trust them to work.
I did once and I liked where I ended up.
Hadn't heard, but nice.
We can't afford to do this: it would put too many coke dealers and mistresses out of business.
Amazing, how are you posting from 20 years ago about today's events?
In practice my favorite perk has turned out to be working without a shirt on hot days. WFH for life it is, then.
I have back problems. For me, perching on a barstool for an extended time is much more comfortable than sitting in a chair.
Modules: one of the great programming innovations of the 1960s, first available in JS just fifty years later.
He'll die soon enough, and probably get a big state funeral, with gushing media coverage, after lying in state in the Capitol. Most likely the President of that time will give a eulogy. Makes me sick.
If I'd known I would have gotten him something, like a plane ticket to the Hague.
But what's a Hrung and why would it choose to collapse on Betelgeuse?
"AI works like our brains" is indeed generally not so, but CNNs do work like the visual cortex, somewhat--it's where they got the idea for them in the first place.
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Similarly, totally useless if you happen to find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile.
Ironically Abel himself died at age 26. Even Amy Winehouse lived longer.