The acrobatics ya'll are performing to reach these conclusions sure are impressive.
> Do we really need to bend everything into a malicious scam? You should be asking Elon that.
Many of these things apply to health conditions in general, and some of it's advice specialists themselves gave me. "Do not trust a general practitioner to have the apptitude to manage your multitude of conditions, you…
Nyet. My partner is originally from Russia. I live in a land down under.
This would depend on the individual, or so my sleep team, including my sleep doctor suggest. It is better for me to align with a pattern where I get some level of restful sleep, as opposed to one where I do not…
> I have ADHD and left to my own devices I would go to sleep somewhere between 2-4am. At work, I don't function so well before about 2pm some days... and by that point that day is almost over. Indeed. I've struggled…
> E.g., you have a family to feed, and your ability hold a well-paying job hinges on your performance. I can do all of these things anyway. Of course, this does present the potential reality that were I able to sleep…
> After the "Meta" rebrand, the quality rapidly decreased This has not been my experience at all and there are very few headsets I have not owned. Everything else I can't really disagree with.
> I predict the form factor will be gone within two years. I predict you will be wrong.
I’ve seen this exact behaviour and attitude from the exact position you claim, and it’s in fact what drove it largely in the first place.
> To be fair I think its far easier to automate leadership jobs Of course you do. Which is why you won’t get anywhere. It’s always funny to watch though.
I still use it because over the years, all my IRL clubs and hobbies moved away from forums and sites to it. Using it has very little impact on me, and allows to continue participating in IRL activities and clubs I’ve…
A few, not all, and in fact I gave many of them away under very specific licenses, of which they have paid exactly zero mind too. If I allow my friends into my home for a visit, does that mean I should shrug when I…
You didn’t have anything worth arguing against. When you do, feel free to let me know.
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> mental overhead of navigating torrent websites, finding the correct file you want, downloading it with your torrent client behind the VPN they set up, and getting files to a point where they can watch it on TV to…
> now I need a VPN, a reputable one. Also need terabytes of network connected storage, and usually I need more and more of it over time. Better and more networking equipment to buy and maintain. Media management and…
> How it sounds like people's jobs, as well as the agent's job, are on the line? I’ve literally been in that position and I didn’t take it as instruction to start lying and acting generally dishonest.
> Breath of the Wild which is a technical marvel comparable to the original Rollercoaster Tycoon considering how well it runs on the severely limited architecture of the Switch. What? It can’t even maintain a stable…
> That's knowledge usually learnt in primary school. Perhaps where you reside, I’m unsure why you would believe it to be universal.
It will do great and useful things for holders of significant capital. The majority will be in bread lines.
I didn’t say they were using AI “wrong.” That’s a stronger claim than the one I made. Their assessment was: > When interacting with LLMs it feels a lot more like I'm just receiving knowledge passively and I don't think…
> When interacting with LLMs it feels a lot more like I'm just receiving knowledge passively and I don't think it gets integrated as well. This sounds like it's more down to how the individual uses the tool. I am not…
If numbers suggest quality than I guess McDonald’s makes the worlds best hamburger.
> Instead the new DOOM is some 20ish hour campaign that costs MS a lot and the consumer a lot. I don't even think many people liked it compared to the last ones due to the slower movement. I’ve been playing doom since…
The acrobatics ya'll are performing to reach these conclusions sure are impressive.
> Do we really need to bend everything into a malicious scam? You should be asking Elon that.
Many of these things apply to health conditions in general, and some of it's advice specialists themselves gave me. "Do not trust a general practitioner to have the apptitude to manage your multitude of conditions, you…
Nyet. My partner is originally from Russia. I live in a land down under.
This would depend on the individual, or so my sleep team, including my sleep doctor suggest. It is better for me to align with a pattern where I get some level of restful sleep, as opposed to one where I do not…
> I have ADHD and left to my own devices I would go to sleep somewhere between 2-4am. At work, I don't function so well before about 2pm some days... and by that point that day is almost over. Indeed. I've struggled…
> E.g., you have a family to feed, and your ability hold a well-paying job hinges on your performance. I can do all of these things anyway. Of course, this does present the potential reality that were I able to sleep…
> After the "Meta" rebrand, the quality rapidly decreased This has not been my experience at all and there are very few headsets I have not owned. Everything else I can't really disagree with.
> I predict the form factor will be gone within two years. I predict you will be wrong.
I’ve seen this exact behaviour and attitude from the exact position you claim, and it’s in fact what drove it largely in the first place.
> To be fair I think its far easier to automate leadership jobs Of course you do. Which is why you won’t get anywhere. It’s always funny to watch though.
I still use it because over the years, all my IRL clubs and hobbies moved away from forums and sites to it. Using it has very little impact on me, and allows to continue participating in IRL activities and clubs I’ve…
A few, not all, and in fact I gave many of them away under very specific licenses, of which they have paid exactly zero mind too. If I allow my friends into my home for a visit, does that mean I should shrug when I…
You didn’t have anything worth arguing against. When you do, feel free to let me know.
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> mental overhead of navigating torrent websites, finding the correct file you want, downloading it with your torrent client behind the VPN they set up, and getting files to a point where they can watch it on TV to…
> now I need a VPN, a reputable one. Also need terabytes of network connected storage, and usually I need more and more of it over time. Better and more networking equipment to buy and maintain. Media management and…
> How it sounds like people's jobs, as well as the agent's job, are on the line? I’ve literally been in that position and I didn’t take it as instruction to start lying and acting generally dishonest.
> Breath of the Wild which is a technical marvel comparable to the original Rollercoaster Tycoon considering how well it runs on the severely limited architecture of the Switch. What? It can’t even maintain a stable…
> That's knowledge usually learnt in primary school. Perhaps where you reside, I’m unsure why you would believe it to be universal.
It will do great and useful things for holders of significant capital. The majority will be in bread lines.
I didn’t say they were using AI “wrong.” That’s a stronger claim than the one I made. Their assessment was: > When interacting with LLMs it feels a lot more like I'm just receiving knowledge passively and I don't think…
> When interacting with LLMs it feels a lot more like I'm just receiving knowledge passively and I don't think it gets integrated as well. This sounds like it's more down to how the individual uses the tool. I am not…
If numbers suggest quality than I guess McDonald’s makes the worlds best hamburger.
> Instead the new DOOM is some 20ish hour campaign that costs MS a lot and the consumer a lot. I don't even think many people liked it compared to the last ones due to the slower movement. I’ve been playing doom since…