I wasn't aware of that.

Come to think of it, it must have been more than 10 years ago when i last used a toilet on a train.

toilets in swiss trains no longer are a hole to the outside they all operate chemical toilets and capture content in canisters. not everyone is using ancient train tech.

There's still too many "move fast and break things" regards out there. Hubris will hopefully get them got eventually.

They ruined it for the rest of us.

I meant, given by how fast it generates and how mediocre it is I think it’s safe to say it’s a lightweight version of whatever big model they have internally, so it’s smaller than GPT-3.5-Turbo or GPT-4 and more similar to something like gpt-3-curie or gpt-3-babbage

By this do they mean Google is reverse engineering ChatGPT through interactions with it and building Bard from it?

I heard that Microsoft owns 49% of OpenAI

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I've always believed that it's always the founders who care about innovation. No McKinsey CEO can even remotely match that passion. Although, I'm seeing quite a different situation with Microsoft. Satya is both passionate and aggressive. Sundar was quite a pathetic choice.

I would like to go on public record as fully supporting the idea of giving AI unfettered access to the internet with the ability to execute self-written code. There is definitely no chance that it could evolve in unpredictable ways at speeds we can't comprehend!

r/suddenlycommunist

And our axe.

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I wouldnt buy anything in the current market unless you’re holding

BUY?!

You can’t really, it’s cheaper to level the buildings and build apartments than repurpose an office building. Centralized plumbing and havac, general layout make it not cost effective.

why make your own when you can copy

> Maybe Logan Moore should do a cursory search before posting articles.

Article hardly needed to be written in the first place. According to the Steam Hardware Survey (which runs on a sort of delay from how rarely they get sent out, so the number is likely even lower) this makes up 1.79% of Steam users.

This will not affect the vast, vast, vast majority of gamers.

NASA rockets cargo to space on hydrogen.

So are we just gunna lay down and take it?

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Well fuck. I actually believed the company had a chance. Lost more than I care to admit

Almost 10 years ago Buzzfeed wrote one of its finest articles about a New Mexico town that wanted to be a space hub and host Virgin Galactic. It all went horribly wrong.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/jgwheel/failure-to-launch-how-new-mexico-is-paying-for-richard-brans

Many who have left the big city don't plan on going back. It's not just the issues with homelessness or traffic; it's the housing conditions for workers. To live in the city, you usually need to rent an apartment with a lease. But with layoffs rampant in the industry, committing to a year-long lease is risky. It's no wonder why some are hesitant to return to such an unstable employment situation, opting instead to work remotely.