No, I'm not.
No, I'm not.
Lol
These cars all have manual backups.
The question is how easy is it to use?
Yeah I was surprised when I listened to hardcore history about it. It was like 4 weeks from the assassination to the declaration of war.
Reproducing copywrited works would be a problem. Consuming them is not.
In your example, a copyright case would be able to move forward and be tested in court. I would think it stands as good of a shot at prevailing in that example. It would be the same as a case against someone who wrote a script for a website to reproduce copyrighted work on command. The difference is this isn't that. And if and when it does that, the ai can be tuned to prevent it from continuing to do it.
For the people who don't know cyanide supposedly smells or tastes like almonds.
I am very hesitant about this current "I have ADHD" trend I'm seeing on the Internet, but fuck every thing I see like this makes me feel like I do have it.
Anyone know Good, legitimate, safe resources for exploring if I have ADHD?
REMEMBER THE CANT
It has zero niche reach. Unfortunately, that's really important for the people who try to switch from Reddit. You can't compete with Reddit when your favorite hobby sub there has 20,000 members or even many more and meaningful daily activity.
The people here are mostly more techy and nerdy which leads to niceness but also holier than thou attitudes everywhere.
The content here turns over slower, which is another big sticking point, but the bones of the site are good.
It's suffering from being new and different. If it can hang on long enough for Reddit to go full Facebook, maybe it can hit a stride and prosper but I honestly don't know.
What the fuck does protecting commercial ships from Iran rebels have to do with Israel Palestine?
The entire alt right movement was exactly that. It was a joke on b that did this.
Like I used to think that enders game was stupid when it came to the weird internet forum starting a movement and influencing politics but that has literally happened in real life lol
Wym?
Open ai is "owned" by Microsoft so no, google are just shooting themselves in the foot with shitty search results
If someone has 600 hrs of flying in a 1:1 representation of an aircraft type, they could be successful flying it in real life assuming the plane is 100% okay and it was only the pilots who were incapacitated somehow. After all, Every airline pilot gets certified to fly in a jet without ever actually setting foot on the real thing.
It would depend on the person, but having flying fundamentals is the most important knowledge in that situation, not knowing every little thing about a "737-700". The radio guidance can tell you where to find all the buttons you need for a landing where you will be guided step by step and going to a super long safe runway.
I should know, I have 100 hrs in Cessna 172s and 1 hour in 747-400s.
I worked for a training facility who had 747-4 sims when I was a student pilot and one of our instructors took me "up" in it. Never had been in the fuckin thing in my life, but I was hand flying a 747 400 in a 6 axis full motion simulator while possessing a current medical and accompanied by a current 747 instructor. So, that hour could go in my log book. (I wish I had him put it in there honestly)
I was easily able to fly the aircraft. The controls are the same as any aircraft, it's just bigger and heavier. Slow and steady, minor adjustments to learn and get a feel for how much input = how much output.
The way harder part for me was taxiing that monster around the airport. Iirc the cockpit was positioned 26ft off the ground, and you sit in front of the nose gear, so just imagine trying to eyeball when to turn when you sit in front of the wheels that do the turning.
The things we can't account for are the most dangerous. The weather on the day this happens will be the biggest factor in determining if the flight simmer is successful in saving the plane. Heavy winds, low visibility, runway conditions, etc are going to affect the outcome way more than anything else.
Bottom line is If my relative was on a plane where they needed a hero to land it safely, I would trust a 600 hr flight simmer's chances waayyyyyyy before most other people. Especially since they have radio pilot guiding them, they can declare an emergency, fly to a safe extra long runway, etc, all to maximize the ease of the landing.
Does that really apply to a live service game?
Like I get your sentiment, and I agree....but waiting for a game like this to die and then going see it wasn't worth it good thing I waited doesn't make any sense in a general way. Like imagine waiting for destiny servers to shut down in the future and say good thing I didn't waste my time. Like yeah of course it does when the player base moves on. The point was to play it before that happened.
Like...youre right...but whats the point of saying anything. You don't like live service games because of the risk of stuff like this happening. It's not like a no man's sky thing where you wait for them to patch and offer discounts
Punish me. Palestine is real as fuck.
Is this Holland michigan? With the windmills and shit?
showing off it's crimea everywhere, flaunting it's water access
Sir this is a Wendy's
JK that's a lot of good info
My morals wouldn't change at all, my behavior would change since I don't need to worry about consequences of fixing systemic injustice by doing "sick crimes"
Is this useful for hobbyists besides poking around and seeking the design philosophy at work back then?
Like would there be any advantage or reason to implement this in a home project? For example maybe that it's lightweight and has some rare compatibility or anything like that?
Oh look it's me. 3.125%
Ohio State had a Bitcoin shill who did psychedelics to write the speech....no that's not a joke
And it was a safety measure in case they lost control that would ensure it would burn itself up and not become space junk. This guy is a nut job lmao. SpaceX is badass!
setting all politics and social issues from the CEO aside.
Also they bait and switched everyone with the advertising for the last of us pt 2.
Where should I go to learn more about what you're talking about
Don't let her shame you. That guy is awesome.
Stop typing the word like...I can't parse this writing
Seriously!
OMG THE SPACEX ENGINE BLEW UP.
Brother yeah, it's a ground up redesign. It's brand new. Shit breaks. This article is a big fat nothing burger. and other comments on here being like SEE SPACEX IS DOG SHIT.... Just telling the world how uninformed they are with no regard for their own dignity lmao
So will the extreme left.
They seem to have this idea that holding their vote for Biden hostage over Israel is morally just in spite of a mountain of evidence that tells us violence within this country against minorities, women, and lgbtq folks (which is already openly on the rise) will sky rocket if Trump wins....oh and all the authoritarian fascist stuff that is straight out of a dictator playbook when seizing power with no intent to ever relinquish it.....but nevermind that.
Reminds me of the sniper in saving Private Ryan.
Put me within 1 mile of the furer, you can pack it up boys, wars over, we going home
Or something like that
This show fucking rocks
And the opposite end of that is the corporatization of your previously small cozy wholesome authentic cottage industry sized hobby. It happened to videogames in the late 2010s.
If it is in fact a joke, this format has been around forever, it just has a new implementation here.
That's so badass haha
What is life like for you day to day? I'm just wondering how you go through life successfully
For me it's the origin of the universe. This shit has to be a simulation.
Are ladybugs a possibility for combating those pests?
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Same energy here
If you read or listen to sci-fi books i highly highly recommend the latest book from Andy Weir. It's called project hail Mary and it's fucking amazing. The main character never swears when stuff goes wrong, which is kinda weird at first until you learn that he was a school teacher, but that is the biggest criticism I have of the book. It isn't even a real criticism either. It's an amazing book imo.
Don't make the mistake of thinking the 1st trump term will be like the second if he wins. This time people are prepared and have a playbook to do as much damage as possible. Google project 2025.