chucksta

Couldn't have responded better for me

>Are you implying that black slavery was justified?

That's the exact opposite of the statement. Xw's point is there isn't one, there never was one. A group of people decided and made is so and continued to believe it until they no longer could.

How much have you heard about the balloons in comparison?

little bit of a sprucing /s

I'm not saying its not impressive or doesn't contain logic and facts and knowledge, i'm saying people generally understand the word intelligence to mean one thing, and this doesn't meet that understanding.

And intelligence is part of the acronym, what it is and what the masses understand it to be are two completely different things.

Barely anyone is calling them LLM, its always AI.

This reads the same as "what did you expect of full self driving? Of course there are technical limitations." A lot of people have an expectation that AI is "smart" based on popular culture, relatively very few realize what we have currently is word prediction not intelligence of some sort

I think the crop or the plants would have to change a lot. Currently it's pretty easy to see which areas get full sun and which don't when you drive by a corn field in growing season.

Looks like its being tested though https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/food-and-farms/can-agri...

Those are two different things, digital nomad is not work from home. I mean.. they even use opposing words. Nomad means some form transient, home origin or permanent place of residence.

There is also the other way to to spin your point, what about all the small towns they've helped https://www.forbes.com/sites/lizfarmer/2021/09/15/the-small-...

Funny as How its Made is shot in Canada

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_It%27s_Made > Canadian documentary television series that premiered on January 6, 2001, on the Discovery Channel in Canada and the Science Channel in the United States. The program is produced in the Canadian province of Quebec by Productions MAJ, Inc. and Productions MAJ 2.

I wanted to know, New Hampshire. https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/insurance/states-not-requ...

Looks like Alaska provides exemptions too

Nope, they're getting more power https://www.tsa.gov/news/press/releases/2022/10/18/tsa-issue...

It's possible to break the law and not be penalized for it.

>But what if a cop is having a bad day, or has a quota to hit, or doesn't like my bumper sticker, and decides the legal limit is 65 mph because the setting sun might be dazzling in my rear view mirror?

You would take it to court like you do now and fight the assessment.

>And if I don't want the cost and inconvenience of going to court, should I go at 60 mph instead, just in case?

Yes, no different than today

Black and white thought process is what leads to things like minimum/mandatory sentencing which having a lot of criticism

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/end-...

>imagine trivial court cases hinging on whether a "reasonable person" would drive a certain speed

That's exactly how they cite things like reckless driving

Depends on your state https://www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2020/03/which-states-o...

I'm gonna have to point out the obvious here, that most mummies and saints weren't regular people to begin with so they continue to be treated as such.

Saints also implies catholic who feel a certain type of way about how remains should be dealt with.

I've gone out of my way to report this manipulation before, it amounted to "tough shit"

That and historical lobbies, https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/09/13/493739074...

I see, so its more of a positional feature than it is used in the function of mapping, "so it knows where it is in the map" so to speak?

Vanity sizing means the items is listed as a smaller size than it truly is, changing the units doesn't change anything. They can still say its 28" when its really 30".

Why does it need to know anything in the Z dimension higher than 6"?

Vanity sizing would still mess with your dream, which is the real issue with finding the right size.

>Context matters so much.

Well that point that just makes %90 of web articles moot.

>Do downvotes mean I’m wrong or that I upset someone?

Both likely. It comes off authoritative, without much backup. And if you are going to retire in your 40s' being in tech is certainly going to help and most members are in that field. I also think a lot of people in tech have a similar plan.

I've seen some interesting discussion around how skateboarding and the x games killed skating in the US

https://np.reddit.com/r/gifs/comments/4vj7ov/dodging_and_ska...

let alone all the slang references for the core word

That's the same statement, they wouldn't use a Chinese robo-caller in an area with little to no Chinese population

Did you write it?

AFAIK there isn't a rule against flying. I know a man and his wife who flew down to Mexico to get cancer treatment.

I think it's likely there are just more complications with flying, also taking a guess here, but knowing their general lifestyle I would assume they are more comfortable on the ground too.