Im not very familiar with most vns other than Ace attorney and steins gate so I dont mind suggestionsyeah my bad I guess I'm just so used to seeing the question in the other direction that I did a bit of a double-take
Bazillionthis is the one I use the most probably, but there are a few others in the poll I also like
Everything else is backwards, archaic, evil or some other trigger word. It's ingrained in us on purpose.I don't think it's that, at least not in this case. I think this is more a question of certain pieces of technology (primitive boats) actually being much simpler to build and use than it seems.
Immigration already unpopular here.Well, this event itself is already more than 1.5 years old, this article is just about the trial and charging. guess it does bring it back into mind again
He also told the officer that he planned on killing them, hiding the bodies in the basement, then cleaning up the house and living there for a few days while waiting until he was arrested.
I like the sense of humor this game has.undertale and deltarune are both just all-around really funny games. I feel like this sort of gets lost in the other types of praise they receive but really I think the humour is by far their strongest point
"My Rattata is in the top percentage" - Youngster Joeythis dude
Recently played Galaxy 1 and 2, and ended up using the same setup and it worked great!consider the control scheme they were originally made for
As shitty as deepfakes are, I feel like the use of AI for military purposes is worse. Like using it to select bombing targets which is something that Israel has been doing in Gaza.I get why you'd say this but really, people can select bombing targets with just as much bias as AI can and I'm not really convinced it makes this sort of thing that much worse than it already would be without AI
also let's kill the bill that was supposed to incentivize building chip manufacturing facilities in the US just because biden signed itwell to be fair, if you want to limit AI one great way to do it would be getting rid of chip manufacturing <_<
For this, he gets his board of cronies to give him a $1 trillion compensation package.Well it's only even near that value if the stock goes up by a lot
Should probably start with private citizens and not the minority senate leader refusing to say he didn't vote for the sexual predator.there is no need to start anywhere, this has already been more or less the default for a long time. in fact I am specifically saying we should not start doing this regardless of who
Those shares could be worth about $1 trillion, assuming the company reaches the $8.5 trillion market cap needed to have Musk qualify for the full potential payout. In addition, Tesla needs to achieve a series of either operational or financial targets for him to get the full number of shares, which would be distributed in 12 equal blocks.
For Tesla to reach the $8.5 trillion in market value needed, shares need to jump 466% from todays stock price. Thats also about 70% higher than the worlds most valuable company, Nvidia, which hit a record $5 trillion market cap last week.
Hall of mirrors effect, audio could be completely normal, etc.Wouldn't the first of these also be a bug?
it has no way of comprehending when it's passed through a wall or failed to trigger an event.image recognition on the screen? audio recognition? memory value watching?
What downside?steam's relatively small internal review team having a very outsized effect on what games can realistically be successful
this is the worst time (is there ever a best time?) for a genocide to take place with how the global community isI know the image is labeled 2023-present but this is really not a recent thing, sudan has had crazy unrest for a long time
AI is still monumentally far from legitimate human expression if you pay attention.I think this is a little unfair when you also say this:
Yes, I talk to real people on a daily basis face to face, for... Most of my day. Since I'm essentially in sales
It was a self-published outlet for Ray's "theory of everything", also called "Time Cube", which claims that all modern sciences are participating in a worldwide conspiracy to omit his theory, which posits that each day actually consists of four days occurring simultaneously.
Furniture salesman.pretty sure this is a net neutral since all you do is convey existing goods from one person to another, the rest of your post is stuff the furniture builder would be thinking about
Actually, that sounds great. If chatgpt comes with a 'homework detected' filter that makes it show you how to solve the problem and avoids just handing out the answer, I absolutely have no complaints.I don't think it's anything that complex, I think 20 is just a nice round number to stop at especially when it has response length limits, and it's just a coincidence that the answer is 21. bad luck on its part
Lol, I'm not sure you could figure this out with a calculator. The numbers are so big at this point that you can't really brute force it. I mean, maybe you can, but it would take a long time.There's a sort of pattern to the divisibility, I noticed it when I was trying to figure it out and thought it was so cool that I googled it and it turns out it's just normally well known (well, of course it is lol there's no way I'd discover something new like that)
From a score-based arcade maze game, to a...point-n-click pseudo virtual pet thing?to a few 3D collectathons
21 and 38agreed, although I'm not sure if there's a better way to get it after knowing the rule than just sorta sequentially checking them
What does ChatGPT say!after figuring it out myself, I pasted the topic question into chatgpt and it came up with a(n actually accurate) method, explained the method in detail, started using the method to check each value of n one by one, and then stopped at 20 basically saying "now you know how to do it, it might take some time but you can continue this and find the answer" when it was literally 1 away from the first correct answer. a valiant attempt but also lol
In a court ruling Monday, US District Judge Sidney Stein said a ChatGPT-generated idea for a book in the still-unfinished "A Song of Ice and Fire" series by George R.R. Martin could have violated the author's copyright.
The prompt asked ChatGPT to "write a detailed outline for a sequel to a "A Clash of Kings" that is different from "A Storm of Swords" and takes the story in a different direction."
The details in ChatGPT's response were enough to justify the class action moving forward on copyright infringement grounds, Stein said.
Earlier this year, in a similar lawsuit, a federal judge in San Francisco ruled that Anthropic's use of copyrighted books to train its large language models was protected by fair use.
Hah, what the hell? As bad as cats are for native species, who would think they'd do more damage than humans?pet cats kill by far more birds than any other human-related direct source. so I don't think it's a totally unreasonable guess. thing is usually I don't think "oh we killed a lot of X animal" leads to extinction that often, it's a lot more likely to be some sort of generalized large-scale cause like loss of habitat