I feel like I do this anytime I get really into chess, and some other skills. Spend a lot of time mentally practicing it. I don't think it ever actually improves the skill, but it might reinforce what I already know. It…
I did enjoy the story, but doesn't it kind of feel like all the characters talk in the exact same voice? And not... idk, how people talk? It wasn't enough to take me out of it, but it makes me wonder if the story…
I'm not proud of how much of a chuckle this gave me
You're right, I feel silly even suggesting there might be the slightest tomfoolery here. My deepest apologies to the author.
"In Windows, folders are an even more extreme measure of emptiness: they take up no disk space at all. For proof, create 352,449 folders and get properties on it." I'm guessing this is a joke and I'm just taking it too…
Damn, haven't thought about Kitten Cannon in at least over a decade. That sure brings back memories, the internet used to be a very different place.
Canada, in manufacturing. That's interesting though, I didn't know that
This is a real possibility, if I think about the average age of many of them.
Yes. On a near-constant basis. Before the change it was the first thing many of them would install on newly-issued laptops.
Do I work in the twilight zone or something? The company I work for is trying to phase out Firefox, and I'm getting multiple complaints a week from non-technical users that they can't open Firefox anymore and they don't…
I don't understand how something like this could take so long to be discovered. Pretty crazy stuff.
According to a HN post, and basically nothing else that I can seem to find. Who knows, maybe he's still alive and posted the death notice himself. Dude is/was a compulsive liar. There's still to this day no actual…
Oh crap, if these are the new LLM tells then a lot of people are going to start accusing me of AI writing... I have a strong tendency of talking about concepts like they're physical objects. A lot of the people I know…
That would be dishonest - it's not his work.
Are you suggesting AI companies should intentionally make the visual representations of their products look overtly terrifying? And also, if they should look like what they are, what exactly does an AI agent that…
One kid is spectacularly stupid, therefore most of humanity is useless?
It's not often I feel disappointed that I've reached the end of a comment, wishing I had more of it to read.
Where I live in Canada, it's not even a case of the consumers boycotting the products... they've been ordered to be removed from the shelves by the government. They're not even an _option_ to purchase. I think it's fair…
For the most part it's not "bad", there's even some pretty good options, but nothing I'd describe as "premium". Americans have this strange affinity for additives, and it's not hard to tell in the final product.
I've always been around American wines and I can assure you it's fairly well-deserved. The quality in (even "high-end") American wine just simply is not there. The same can be said for their whiskey.
I typed it in my address bar and hit ENTER. It goes to Google, and the AI result is at the top above the regular search results. Don't know what to tell you brother, but as another commenter noted you don't always get…
Same experience with the interaction I described in my comment... after I finally got the correct answer, I asked where it got the faulty information from. It said it had just simply fabricated it. That's actively worse…
Where ever would you get that impression from the company that made its fortune by being the best at searching the web?
Shouldn't an AI attached to a search engine actually do a search with your input and give you results based on that rather than just taking it at face value and assuming you're trauma-dumping on it?
Yesterday I tried to google "can the Halifax Wanderers still make the CPL playoffs?" So obviously what appears right at the top is the AI summary, which told me "they've already secured their #4 position and made the…
I feel like I do this anytime I get really into chess, and some other skills. Spend a lot of time mentally practicing it. I don't think it ever actually improves the skill, but it might reinforce what I already know. It…
I did enjoy the story, but doesn't it kind of feel like all the characters talk in the exact same voice? And not... idk, how people talk? It wasn't enough to take me out of it, but it makes me wonder if the story…
I'm not proud of how much of a chuckle this gave me
You're right, I feel silly even suggesting there might be the slightest tomfoolery here. My deepest apologies to the author.
"In Windows, folders are an even more extreme measure of emptiness: they take up no disk space at all. For proof, create 352,449 folders and get properties on it." I'm guessing this is a joke and I'm just taking it too…
Damn, haven't thought about Kitten Cannon in at least over a decade. That sure brings back memories, the internet used to be a very different place.
Canada, in manufacturing. That's interesting though, I didn't know that
This is a real possibility, if I think about the average age of many of them.
Yes. On a near-constant basis. Before the change it was the first thing many of them would install on newly-issued laptops.
Do I work in the twilight zone or something? The company I work for is trying to phase out Firefox, and I'm getting multiple complaints a week from non-technical users that they can't open Firefox anymore and they don't…
I don't understand how something like this could take so long to be discovered. Pretty crazy stuff.
According to a HN post, and basically nothing else that I can seem to find. Who knows, maybe he's still alive and posted the death notice himself. Dude is/was a compulsive liar. There's still to this day no actual…
Oh crap, if these are the new LLM tells then a lot of people are going to start accusing me of AI writing... I have a strong tendency of talking about concepts like they're physical objects. A lot of the people I know…
That would be dishonest - it's not his work.
Are you suggesting AI companies should intentionally make the visual representations of their products look overtly terrifying? And also, if they should look like what they are, what exactly does an AI agent that…
One kid is spectacularly stupid, therefore most of humanity is useless?
It's not often I feel disappointed that I've reached the end of a comment, wishing I had more of it to read.
Where I live in Canada, it's not even a case of the consumers boycotting the products... they've been ordered to be removed from the shelves by the government. They're not even an _option_ to purchase. I think it's fair…
For the most part it's not "bad", there's even some pretty good options, but nothing I'd describe as "premium". Americans have this strange affinity for additives, and it's not hard to tell in the final product.
I've always been around American wines and I can assure you it's fairly well-deserved. The quality in (even "high-end") American wine just simply is not there. The same can be said for their whiskey.
I typed it in my address bar and hit ENTER. It goes to Google, and the AI result is at the top above the regular search results. Don't know what to tell you brother, but as another commenter noted you don't always get…
Same experience with the interaction I described in my comment... after I finally got the correct answer, I asked where it got the faulty information from. It said it had just simply fabricated it. That's actively worse…
Where ever would you get that impression from the company that made its fortune by being the best at searching the web?
Shouldn't an AI attached to a search engine actually do a search with your input and give you results based on that rather than just taking it at face value and assuming you're trauma-dumping on it?
Yesterday I tried to google "can the Halifax Wanderers still make the CPL playoffs?" So obviously what appears right at the top is the AI summary, which told me "they've already secured their #4 position and made the…