

It is already illegal, but nobody is doing anything about that.


It is already illegal, but nobody is doing anything about that.


You will be baked.
I’m calling it here that other companies will start advertising dumb fridges on these smart fridges.
More like asking yourself “do I have milk” in the supermarket and being able to check that in a phone app.


A blind study should be performed for a proper empirical proof. Sample size of two is not going to cut it either. Pump those numbers up to reach statistical significance.


Let’s not be so pessimistic. I’m sure it’s from the middle place at least.
Fully agree. My comment was meant to satirize and ridicule the term prompt engineering. Just how making a food order doesn’t make you an engineer either.
Prompt engineering my lunch order


Religious fundamentalists famously love being the only source of sexual “education”.


China’s surveillance is beginning to look mild in comparison.


From by experience, that doesn’t exactly equate to forced unemployment here. I do know of a friend from computer science in the UK who struggles to get past any interview, but I don’t perceive the market to be this hostile in Germany, even if not quite as vast as in the past.


Accessing the internet now requires age verification. Gg


Start collecting your bottle caps now!


Irradiation does NOT make an object radioactive itself!


I myself am looking forward to dyson spheres powering chat gpt 6.


This is my weekly time to tell lemmings about Kagi, the search engine that does not shove LLM in your face (but still lets you use it when you explicitly want it) and that you pay for with your money, not your data.


People can sell, idk—example—strawberries but they don’t have a “copyright” to them (we will not delve into the discussion of copyright genome sequences here). Unfortunately, copyright not being applicable doesn’t make things free when we look at the existing market.


Dvorak layout, my bad. This typo happens way too often on phone.


All I want for Christmas in Forgejo federation.
This is a really smart solution! Thanks for sharing. I love adding functionality to existing things non-invasively and observing the power draw is just that.