Just be fluent in every language it’s not that hard

Hidden file extensions is such a terrible default it amazes me that Microsoft is still doing that

I didn’t know the hulk worked for china

Honestly if they’re using the power lines for the train and a cleaning attachment on the train I can see it.

This is nice and all but any solution requires a government captured by capital to work against capital feels as likely to work as thoughts and prayers.

I love when it’s well integrated with a game and I feel it adds to the experience. I don’t see a problem as long as it can be turned off for the people who care.

I was actually excited about a new storefront that, if anything, might’ve made steam improve and then there was that game awards where it felt like every single game they showed was an epic exclusive and I lost all interest.

I played a ton of 2 and presequel but only just bought 3 at like a 90% discount and even then I’m not exactly interested in playing it.

What’s a buggy in this context, a cart?

lol. Lmao

It you could build a 40w antenna sure, but it’d basically have to be a dome surrounding the transmitting one at that point.

For sure appropriate here

I’m guessing this was what Gamers Nexus was referring to in their recent post. Of course it was fucking Zotac

Imo “put it in a hole” isn’t exactly a great solution when the alternative is renewables but you’re definitely right about coal that shit is terrible.

Yeah I see these as the answer to the people who think solar energy is bad because the sun goes down.

This? it says that uses 95ghz which seems to be another frequency that is absorbed well. It’s not just because it’s cb high frequency, there’s specific frequencies that resonate with different things. Also it is definitely cooking your skin and you would be burned if you were hit long enough

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Yeah I was thinking more along the lines of customer support chatbots

I would say chatbots are bad if their job is to provide accurate information, similarly is their use in search engines. Github on the other hand would be an example of a good use, as the code will be checked by whoever is using it. I also like all the image generation/processing uses, assuming that they aren’t taken as a source of truth.

The way that I see it, LLMs are a powerful tool to quickly and easily generate an output that should then be checked by a human. The problem is that it’s being shoehorned into every product it feasibly can be, often as an unchecked source of truth, by people who don’t understand it and just don’t want to miss out. If at any point you have to simply trust an LLM is “right”, it’s being used wrong.