Not responding to a troll isn't telling of anything.
Reductionistic fallacy, among other errors. "understanding" is best defined operationally.
> not too long ago Like today. I asked Gemini for the longest state names with an even number of letters and it gave me North Carolina and South Carolina. When I complained that they are odd, it gave me North Dakota and…
Google also has a URL filter that breaks URLs, stripping off components after the domain name, among other trasnformations, turning any response from Gemini that includes URLs into dangerous gibberish. This was reported…
You're talking to the wrong person. I was on the C Standards Committee and am well aware of CHAR_BIT.
None of the responses actually provides a reason to think that life exists there. > So it seems the people whose job it is to study these things do have reason to think it might exist. "reason to think it might" is not…
Per the C standard `sizeof(char)` is always 1, regardless of how many bits it has.
I know what it is. One can read it and see that CA's effect wasn't just "all of [Trump's] Meta advertising".
This guy made the exact same comment 12 days ago ... that one was flagged and is dead.
Right? The charge that "he took refuge, incredibly hypocritically" is a blatant lie, and then the GP moves the goalposts. As we all know, including the blatant liar, Russia was not Snowden's destination and he was…
> In fact, spacecrafts already in planning could be used to identify evidence of life there much easier than previously thought, should it exist. But there's no reason to think that it does.
> it did not affect the 2016 election. This is false. > all of his Meta advertising You don't appear to have any understanding of how Cambridge Analytica affected the election.…
The GP writes "me and many others think ...". I find that many of the complaints about the way LLMs write come from people who are illiterate and haven't been exposed to much literate writing before.
> Types are properties of values, not variables. In statically typed languages, both variables and values have a type. > Mutability is a property of variable, not of a value. In which languages? In D, mutability is a…
I would say that someone acting in good faith who was referring to something other than what is described in the article would have said so and would have said what they were referring to, which you again have not done.…
The letter from Ken Thompson is spot on: "your first 2 extensions (5 and 6 bytes) were clearly envisioned. the standard (up to 4 bytes) was created to cover the size of unicode. i thought any more description would be a…
That obviously doesn't mean that we're not different. If you had read the link above, you would have seen "A lot of species have elements of culture. Chimpanzees have some grooming rituals and the like. But only one…
"People ache to believe that we human beings are vastly different from all other species – and they are right! We are different. We are the only species that has an extra medium of design preservation and design…
> They exhibit behaviours that seem to defy alternative explanations No, they really don't. The article says > indicated an inherent, strong maternal attachment to the calf Yeah, that's not grieving.
> indicated an inherent, strong maternal attachment to the calf Yeah, that's not grieving.
Yup: https://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~rootd/catdoc/guide/TheGuide_226.ht...
Lying is always a bad choice. The paper in Nature says "Hence, we postulate the brain is a composite organ emanating from two lineage-restricted progenitors; these dual progenitors may be evolutionarily conserved across…
The title is factually incorrect and is not what the research actually found: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-026-02433-7 Title: "Two parallel neural ectoderm progenitors contribute to the developing brain".…
"too hot" and "way too overzealous" is ad hominem, and talking about comment section policing is remarkably hypocritical -- you're actually telling someone not to make certain sorts of comments, which pointing out that…
You omitted 300, 1200, and 2400, youngster. And the joys of xmodem, ymodem, and zmodem.
Not responding to a troll isn't telling of anything.
Reductionistic fallacy, among other errors. "understanding" is best defined operationally.
> not too long ago Like today. I asked Gemini for the longest state names with an even number of letters and it gave me North Carolina and South Carolina. When I complained that they are odd, it gave me North Dakota and…
Google also has a URL filter that breaks URLs, stripping off components after the domain name, among other trasnformations, turning any response from Gemini that includes URLs into dangerous gibberish. This was reported…
You're talking to the wrong person. I was on the C Standards Committee and am well aware of CHAR_BIT.
None of the responses actually provides a reason to think that life exists there. > So it seems the people whose job it is to study these things do have reason to think it might exist. "reason to think it might" is not…
Per the C standard `sizeof(char)` is always 1, regardless of how many bits it has.
I know what it is. One can read it and see that CA's effect wasn't just "all of [Trump's] Meta advertising".
This guy made the exact same comment 12 days ago ... that one was flagged and is dead.
Right? The charge that "he took refuge, incredibly hypocritically" is a blatant lie, and then the GP moves the goalposts. As we all know, including the blatant liar, Russia was not Snowden's destination and he was…
> In fact, spacecrafts already in planning could be used to identify evidence of life there much easier than previously thought, should it exist. But there's no reason to think that it does.
> it did not affect the 2016 election. This is false. > all of his Meta advertising You don't appear to have any understanding of how Cambridge Analytica affected the election.…
The GP writes "me and many others think ...". I find that many of the complaints about the way LLMs write come from people who are illiterate and haven't been exposed to much literate writing before.
> Types are properties of values, not variables. In statically typed languages, both variables and values have a type. > Mutability is a property of variable, not of a value. In which languages? In D, mutability is a…
I would say that someone acting in good faith who was referring to something other than what is described in the article would have said so and would have said what they were referring to, which you again have not done.…
The letter from Ken Thompson is spot on: "your first 2 extensions (5 and 6 bytes) were clearly envisioned. the standard (up to 4 bytes) was created to cover the size of unicode. i thought any more description would be a…
That obviously doesn't mean that we're not different. If you had read the link above, you would have seen "A lot of species have elements of culture. Chimpanzees have some grooming rituals and the like. But only one…
"People ache to believe that we human beings are vastly different from all other species – and they are right! We are different. We are the only species that has an extra medium of design preservation and design…
> They exhibit behaviours that seem to defy alternative explanations No, they really don't. The article says > indicated an inherent, strong maternal attachment to the calf Yeah, that's not grieving.
> indicated an inherent, strong maternal attachment to the calf Yeah, that's not grieving.
Yup: https://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~rootd/catdoc/guide/TheGuide_226.ht...
Lying is always a bad choice. The paper in Nature says "Hence, we postulate the brain is a composite organ emanating from two lineage-restricted progenitors; these dual progenitors may be evolutionarily conserved across…
The title is factually incorrect and is not what the research actually found: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-026-02433-7 Title: "Two parallel neural ectoderm progenitors contribute to the developing brain".…
"too hot" and "way too overzealous" is ad hominem, and talking about comment section policing is remarkably hypocritical -- you're actually telling someone not to make certain sorts of comments, which pointing out that…
You omitted 300, 1200, and 2400, youngster. And the joys of xmodem, ymodem, and zmodem.