Yeah, tried it a few years ago. It was fun, some are hard but explored areas which I probably wouldn't have paid any attention to.
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No wonder they got caught...
I am curious which brands are mostly in this and the Montreal batch.
Because of this post, I took a look at the budget report. One of the things they mention rolling out is a AI-centric AP system. Nowadays everything that has to do with technology needs to have the word AI in it My guess what most of this system would do is automate tasks to minimize error. I doubt generative AI is a good investment for an AP system.
True. In your example, that makes sense. In cases where like newspaper/ journalism that earns ads revenue when ppl visit their articles, they will eventually lose those ads revenue when Gemini answers everything. But as u said, if they don't let google to crawl, they lose ads revenue now. Tough choice.
That is interesting. I can see how to deliver a strong check without jumping if skating forward. With using your back to check, unless a very strong back skater, a jump backward is almost a must to deliver a strong check.
So, its one of those plays that gives the zebras a chance to make a call.
If I were a content creator, why would I still need to let Google crawl my site. It probably won't bring any traffic to my site.
It was my exact thought.
In the middle of the article,
“If we were able to get to that bear when (it) was much smaller, there’s a chance that this bear would have never actually developed such a behaviour to the point where it feels comfortable enough breaking into something as large as a home.”>
That sounds weird. Even if we assume, the city can relocate all cubs to the wild. They are wild animals, they move and grow. One will eventually be back into the city.
I always assumed the city has a department to check these apartments once every X years to make sure they arent violating building safety laws. Considering so many families/lifes depend on it. Guess not then.
They doing the Pathers of last year. Barely made it to the playoffs and boom ... Stanley cup finals.
Another day, another Doug (in this case, radio station).