I sort of agree with you, but at the same time the wealthy are always the earliest adopters for expensive new technology. Them buying overpriced luxury cars helps subsidize the development of the tech for the rest of us. And when they switch to a new car in 5 years it adds more stock to the used car market for people that can’t afford the cutting edge but still want to own an EV.
I don’t understand it either, but still, there is a very active used car market these days. It’s not like those 5 year old cars are getting thrown in the dump.
But like you said, it’s not what the original poster meant. That’s just the cutoff for when it is less environmentally harmful than an ICE car.
Things that are out of the ordinary make it into the headlines. This is a German citizen captured by Hamas during their invasion of Israel. Very out of the ordinary. No need to bring race into it.
AI generated
What do you mean “those kinds of people”? This is a democracy, everyone (over 18) is entitled to vote, and every vote is valid. Maybe they just needed a friendly reminder or an extra push from someone they look up to.
Do you not use it with WSL?? I’ve found the experience is almost identical to linux.
Except for the fact that they’ve said for the entire existence of chatgpt that it’s a free research preview.
I think they’re just trying to get people hooked, and then they’ll start charging for it. It even says at the bottom of the page when you’re in a chat:
Free Research Preview. ChatGPT may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts. ChatGPT August 3 Version
Missed opportunity for standing behind him so you don’t get shot
Very possible, I’ve maintained about the same weight the last few years while losing fat and gaining muscle.
I think music tends to be exhausting when we’re not able to predict what will come next in the song. It requires us to put much more effort into learning the rhythm. Maybe the albums are just new to you, or a new style that you’re not used to?
The word west no longer has any meaning to me.
I agree, there’s more going on in a human brain. But fundamentally both humans and LLMs use neural networks. The design of the neural network in a LLM is much simpler than the neural network in a human.
But they both “think” to come up with an answer. They both cross reference learned information. They both are able to come up with an answer that is statically likely to be correct based on their learned information.
There’s a ton of potential to take the neural networks in LLMs beyond just language. To have then conceptualize abstract ideas the way a human would. To add specialized subsections to the model for math and logic. I think we’re going to see a ton of development in this area.
And I think you’re right, they’re not exactly the same as humans. But fundamentally there is a lot of similarity. At the end of the day, they are modeled after human brains.
Humans also generate something that sounds like it would answer the prompt. If I ask you “What country is Machu Picchu in?”, you’ll ponder for a moment, and give me what you think the answer to the prompt is. You might answer Peru, or you might answer with something else that seems reasonable to you, like Argentina.
Humans answer questions incorrectly all the time. And they also try to come up with a reasonable response to prompts when questioned.
Sounds exactly like a human.
It just takes one person posting a comment to start a conversation. No one wants to be the first to comment, but once someone gets it started others chip in.
I thought that too, but now I have a wireless mouse, keyboard, and ear buds and it’s amazing. You never have to worry about the slight tension from a cord, or what the cord will bump into. Complete freedom. The battery on my Logitech keyboard lasts about 3 months before it needs to be recharged.
I enjoyed D4. The art and music were top notch. The gameplay was fun, pretty on par with past diablo games, and definitely does get old after a bit.