That doesn’t mean you can drive an hour after you finish your drink.
Why not?
locuester
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Hahahahaha good one.
Pretty sure all of it has been hacked in the past 10 years anyway. At least phone, address, ssn all got taken several times now.
Strange. I’ve been a daily user for 4 years. I’ve still never seen Nazi stuff. It got more political in the past 6 months, but that’s expected.
Yes, people are using it as the least efficient communication protocol ever.
One side asks an LLM to expand a summary into a fluff filled email, and the other side asks an LLM to reduce the long email to a summary.
This is a primary use for me. A couple times per day.
That’s part of what makes LLMs so popular with software engineers, they solve lots of trivial daily computer tasks.
The USA drops approximately 15-20 million sterilized worms on Panama every day. Yes you read that right, it’s The Great American Worm Wall.
- Get off my lawn.
It’s not the same. Google is a US company.
It makes sense that it would use the GNIS, a system of the USGS, to put names on places.
It hasn’t changed here yet, but I figure when it does, Google will reflect the change.
https://www.usgs.gov/tools/geographic-names-information-system-gnis
That’s not near as fun as traveling the world for free!
If it’s time based data, and new cell references refer to hours that have no global data, it could be affected.
Point being, what you say isn’t necessarily correct. We don’t know the inputs the the algorithm.
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? It doesn’t.