The lack of math preparedness is an unrelated factor, and is probably due to the decline in high school math standards in California over the past decade due to the implementation of “Common Core” curriculum.

Samba.

Or one time I made my own simple file sharing website

One time I was trying to get video off of one of those mini DV tapes and the only way I managed to do it was through an old Mac, which was able to export it as a video that modern FFMPEG can handle.

It probably isn’t going to cost less to get something without wifi.

Hacking by social engineering has always been far more common than hacking by exploiting code vulnerabilities.

There is a playable MMO with an active playerbase: https://mmo-population.com/game/star-citizen

This looks like it’s not adjusted for population size so it’s basically just showing population growth.

Keep stuff that’s not designed to be exposed to the internet on your LAN behind your router’s firewall.

Use a VPN to access your LAN remotely. Tailscale is the easiest way to do this, but I found it not too hard to set up WireGuard.

I was a fan of No Man’s Sky on release. It played a lot like a 3D version of Out There, which was a game that I liked, so I found it fun.

I’m a fan of most of Supergiant’s work but Pyre just felt so boring and repetitive to me

I heard from someone that works in a hospital that the ER gets weirder cases when the moon is full

I agree with you, but after reading this dev’s story, and knowing how much pressure people are under to at least try out these tools, I think we should all give the guy some slack.

He’s been actively begging for other human contributors, but people only seem to have time to criticize him instead.

I mean even then it depends on the lighting in the room. If you have LED lightbulbs there is still no “actually yellow” light.

Also your eyes don’t care.

A printed version of the picture will still maintain the illusion. I’ve actually seen a variant of this illusion printed in a book before.

AI is only really useful for making the simplest, smallest changes.

If you printed out the picture there would be no illusion.

Why would this be true?

If you want to pick up this project you can take the last pre-llm version.

Or go work with the dev who is actively begging for volunteers instead of trying to make a whole new project.

Yes but the air intake is through the keyboard so if you are leaving it on a long running computer heavy task it is better to leave it open.

Or at least that’s how it used to be. The design has changed several times since I last did that.

Two answers.

1. The theory behind why insurance is supposed to exist in the first place.

I put 5k in a health insurance account every year. Most years I don’t spend it all and it slowly builds. Let’s say I have like 30k after a few years with some interest. But then I get cancer and it costs $50,000 plus $10,000 per year after that. I now am short $20,000 and I need to double my annual spending on health insurance and am no longer saving, leaving me and my family in financial trouble.

Now consider I pay 5k every year in health insurance, and most years the insurance company takes that as profit, but if I get cancer, they will cover all the expenses for just my continuing $5k/yr instead of the actual, much higher cost. The insurance company can do this and still make a profit because the vast majority of people who pay $5k/yr don’t need $5k of treatment, so it amounts to more than enough to cover the couple people who need more.

2. The toxic system in the US

A lot of medical costs in the US are massively inflated because the hospital says “this is worth $10,000” and the insurance company says “well only pay you $5,000 for that” and then they tell you “we saved 50% on your bill! Aren’t we great!” But the real value of the thing is like $1000 and both the hospital and the insurance company and other parties like whoever is making “the thing” are in on the whole nonsense pricing thing.

This ultimately makes it even harder to get reasonable medical treatment without insurance in the US.

That could be, but I think a lot of the models are the same because they can speak many languages pretty well. I’ve had a lot of success with talking to models I normally prompt in English using other languages. But I have also seen Chinese appear unprompted in response to English queries from certain Chinese models a few times.

I just tried this one and got:

There are 2 t’s in the word colonialism:

colonialism

They are located at the end of the word: the t and i at the end of the sequence.

They usually include some randomness in the responses which is why they don’t always respond the same way (and sometimes will even often but not always get the answer correct, or visa versa).