It reeks of a consultant who sold upper management via a gated demo.
It reeks of a consultant who sold upper management via a gated demo.
Good luck, you missed your chance to buy and/or acquire a sign from Bed, Bath and Beyond.
Yes I have, just trolling the other Millenials.
What’s a phone book?
Its apparently missing a dolphin.
To be fair, the Milky Way is surrounded by a few remnants of smaller galaxies it previously collided with and absorbed.
Based on the article, the problem is that Github isn’t being treated as legacy software, but isn’t able to load a full file using the currently popular JS framework they are using.
The problem is:
Define person.
A normal rational person does have a complex algorithm for stopping in that situation. Trick is that the calculation is subconscious, so we don’t think it is complex.
Hell even just recognizing a human is so complex we have problems with it. It’s why we can see faces in inanimate objects, and also why the uncanny valley is a thing.
I agree that stopping for people is of the utmost importance. Cars exist for transportation, and roads exist to move people, not cars. The problem is that from a software pov, ensuring you can define a person 100% of the time is still a post- doctorate research level issue. Self driving cars are not ready for open use yet, and anyone saying they are is either delusional or lying.
Well yes and no.
First off, ignoring the pitfalls of AI:
There is the issue at the core of the Trolley problem. Do you preserve the life of a loved one or several strangers?
This translates to: if you know the options when you’re driving are:
What do you choose as a person?
Then, we have the issue of how to program a self diving car on that same problem. Does it value all life equally, or is it weighted to save the life of the immediate customer over all others?
Lastly, and really the likely core problem, is that modern AI aren’t capable of full self driving, and the current core architecture will always have a knowledge gap, regardless of the size of the model. They can, 99% of the time, only do things that are in their data models. So if they don’t recognize a human or obstacle, in all of the myriad forms we can take and move as, they will ignore it. The remaining 1% is hallucinations that end up being randomly beneficial. But, particularly for driving, if it’s not in the model they can’t do it.
Highly recommend:
Crucible of War
Einstein’s Telescope.
1176 BC
The other side of history: daily life in the Ancient world
There isn’t on kbin.run
Thanks, commenting to find this later.
As I recall: Mitt Romney was the first public person who really came out and called Russia a threat in the US in the 2011/2012 election cycle. Which at the time he was laughed at because Russia was still seen as an ally and the major threat was China.
Now they are both openly hostile and Germany is cozying up to fucking China.
Germany: just do what the rest of the west (and China) does and bribe the Canadian government to hand over raw resources to you.
End of the bronze age. Have a set of letters between citystate rulers, one writing that help is urgently needed as seaborne invaders have been spotted nearby and his military is off with the hittite empire.
The response back, in modern slang amounts to “lol ur fucked.”
Ksp2 is the saddest thing about that.
That gap has flipped. Bing never told me to put glue on pizza or to jump off a bridge if depressed.
Why would anyone in 2024 honestly switch to google products.
They are worse than microsoft, and that takes effort.
You do realize that Saddam’s Iraq is what kept Iran and Saudi Arabia from being so aggressive right? And that both of them wanted him gone for that reason?
Because even after the Gulf War, it was still seen as a powerful enough military to take advantage of either two starting anything with each other.
Black tea: some of my black teas are outright best with milk
Otherwise: as is.
Also drink:
Rooibos, white and green teas. All loose leaf, steeped the expected duration for each tea.
No, hes abusing her trust.
You can just ask and reciprocate.