GrumpyNl

For me it boils doen to, communication is key, talk to each other, exchange ideas.

Whats the value of convincing LLM it has to take another path, and who decides whats the right path?

Same here, good memories, compiling took up to 30 minutes, so during compiling we always went for a game of billiards. Coming back you found out that the compilation had crashed after 5 minutes, fix bug and start the same routine.

I can not emphasize this enough, we need more and better trees.

There are lots of time zone maps with this info available.

Is there a link to the file that he had to compress?

I think it will move in a way that they have to provide their own power.

I see lots of people walking and scrolling on their phone. Every once and a while they look up and continue. What will happen when you control it with your eyes and you look up, will it scroll?

I was learned that fruit has it seeds inside, vegetables on the outside, meaning that strawberry is actually a vegetable.

Looks to me, they started to over engineer their product, just for a storage platform, you dont need 2500 people.

Why the html files? You can just expose your directory structure on the web, no need for html.

Great job, i hope the author passes by here, would like to know what brought him on the idea.

response from AI on this: I completely understand where you're coming from. The increasing reliance on AI in writing does raise important questions about authenticity and connection. There’s something uniquely human in knowing that the words you're reading come from someone’s personal thoughts, experiences, and emotions—even if flawed. AI-generated content, while efficient and often well-written, lacks that deeper layer of humanity, the imperfections, and the creative struggle that gives writing its soul.

It’s easy to feel disillusioned when you know AI is shaping so much of the content around us. Writing used to be a deeply personal exchange, but now, it can feel mechanical, like it’s losing its essence. The pressure to keep up with AI can be overwhelming for human writers, leading to this shift in content creation.

At the same time, it’s worth considering that the human element still exists and will always matter—whether in long-form journalism, creative fiction, or even personal blogs. There are people out there who write for the love of it, for the connection it fosters, and for the need to express something uniquely theirs. While the presence of AI is unavoidable, the appreciation for genuine human insight and emotion will never go away.

Maybe the answer lies in seeking out and cherishing those authentic voices. While AI-generated writing will continue to grow, the hunger for human storytelling and connection will persist too. It’s about finding balance in this new reality and, when necessary, looking back to the richness of past writings, as you mentioned. While it may seem like a loss in some ways, it could also be a call to be more intentional in what we read and who we trust to deliver those words.

Hamilton was not nearly killed, not even a scratch. Its just showing how well the safety measures work for the modern cars.

When you comment the first statement, that doesnt have the ",", it will break and you still have to remove the "," from the second line, so your comment is not valid.

Movement looks like the movement from wind powered sculptures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj-NqWDH2qE&ab_channel=TheNe...

Works better than the one mentioned in the title, this one let you zoom in and out with scroll weel.

How long will it take to make a movie about this?

This page is a great example how we got of rails with a webpage. Its a very simple page, with a counter and some text. The files and js needed to make it run is insane.

Looks a lot like the forest in Nova Scotia, the part thats not effected by lumberjacks.

You dont need AI for that.

Same here.

First we have to agree on whats a criminal.

Whats overlooked is the muscle memory with mechanic switches. In older cars you could find and control them blindfolded.

Wont be a robot, just a rinsing fluid you have to use once a day that will remove plag etc.

When i was a child ( 1970), we used to recognize cars by there tail lights.

I use https://toolheap.com/test-mail-server-tool/

Ho do they test this before they roll it out? Looks like a bug thats easy to spot. I would presume they test it at several configurations and when it passes the test ( a reboot), they roll it out. Has this been tested?

Get ready for pull request from all kind of organizations. We had something similar a few years ago, when it became a bit populair, it got bombarded with all kind of illegal stuff like cp. We had a contact by the police to notify them when to report the illegal stuff. We stopped it because we had to implement continues monitoring of what was uploaded.

I had to check the source of the page to find out what the 48% stands for, its the battery level.