A line break doesnt have to be electronic only. You just… start a new line on the paper.

If it were somehow legally allowed, the sanitization would be incorrect.

OpenSCAD is pretty good, but I’ve run into issues with the rotate/extrude. Also only saves as a mesh, which may or may not matter for your application

I say let it happen. If someone is dumb enough to fire all their workers… They deserve what will happen next

Sure, you could and probably should do that. But is that something the consumer should have to do?

At what point is a design flaw/defect the consumer’s responsibility?

That’s not being held liable. That’s just the market forcing them to change. Fixing the problem going forward doesn’t fix the IB problems.

Besides, the market for cars is still terrible, and cars are a necessity these days. I’m not optimistic that consumers can pressure meaningful change with their wallets. (Who can afford not having a car for 6 months, waiting for the perfect car?)

Yep. Things don’t have to be this way.

Huh was it really that long ago

That’s the downfall of every company

How about a nice game of chess

Yeah, there is. But that requires thinking that isn’t emulated well by LLMs.

LLMs don’t really do any thinking.

Edit: what we’re seeing as AI is really just the next generation of ML (machine learning).

There’s no intelligence to it.

I recall in AP language and composition, the strategy our teacher told us, was that you could make up fake facts. All that mattered is that you demonstrated the rhetorical devices and proper grammar.

LLMs are basically like a student taking that test. The facts aren’t relevant, all that matters is the grammar and how it sounds. Maybe the facts are real, or not.

With am… Either you’re cooked dead or not. 20-50kW of power…

They probably turned off the transmitter. Because that’s gone too.

Do it, they’re a lot of fun to play with.

It already invents different blurred strokes over license letters from afar

Whatever ai bullshit is going on with my camera, it needs to stop.

I got a license plate pic of someone who hit my car and was running.

It should have been mildly blurry, but accurate. If it was, I could have used a deblur filter / high pass, and dsp to reasonably guess. Especially between 3 pics. I.e., an “A” should have a triangle shape and be wider on bottom, “W” would be wider on top,

But each one, the license plate had different shaped squiggles in each picture. It’s like I took a picture of three different plates and blurred each one, then painted over it.

Very strange.

Yeah- I don’t have any clue how you can prove it wasn’t edited, with a signature.

Well, at the least, you need something to filter out the shit trying to game seo. To me it seems that AI is the easiest approach.

The next revolutionary search engine will be an AI that understands you. Like what a librarian is… Not just ads served.

Depends, depends. In your case it’s probably about cookies, or IP. Maybe it’s inferred identity, hence why it takes a few days.

Are cookies or IP enough for 90% of people? Yeah. But I’m sure that data is worth less, because they already have tons of data on those folks.

What about the 10% that might be using a VPN? The <1% using tor?

That data could be more valuable because it’s harder to get.

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I bet, if they haven’t already, some of the info stored by sites is how we interact with it. And I bet with AI you can pretty much fingerprint someone based on habits.

So even your alt accounts will know it’s you.

Edit: why do you think Reddit made the big push for their own app? Engagement, time spent looking at a post, how fast you scroll past something, all useful metrics for ad revenue. And we know that ad companies like tracking us.

Any spooky shit comes after the systems are developed for ads.