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That bot needs more practice though. It didn't even get what it replied to.

The average Japanese person doesn't know English.

Probably unintended but this is a great pun.

As I said, I was not aware of the insult.

How is M$ insulting? It just looks like a leetspeak version of MS.

You created it in minutes, I think the appropriate next step would be to ask another LLM to try to poke holes in it. It does not seem fair to ask security professionals to waste their time on this.

The title should include that it's for cars.

It doesn't run a similar prompt or the same prompt again and hopes for the best. If it doesn't work, the agent debugs based on the errors received. Have you tried using a coding agent recently?

The US admin says they're going to take Greenland one way or the other and finds out this can have short- and longterm consequences. In other news, water is wet. I don't think I have ever seen a dumber geopolitical play than that in my lifetime.

From the context it was pretty obvious what the original poster meant, as long as you charitably interpret their message. As per the site guidelines.

Compared to before, not a lot of carpenters/furniture makers are left. This is due to automation.

Deciphering fax messages? What is this, the 90s?

Sometimes they just don't know any better.

Was your own project really selling a dataset at the higher end of what successful side projects make or was this a sidesideproject?

I'm curious about your own sales today and in a week's time.

Now that would be a smart chat agent.

No they are not. Neither the UK nor the US are murdering protestors at any comparable scale at this point in time.

You should call the human workers Cogs.

This probably has more to do with a power vacuum in which lawlessness arises instead of the ideology that is at power.

How much recurring income do you generate in 2026 and from what?

Nothing in that question is dependent on what city and country you live in.

If you have predictable demand at that scale, nuclear might make more sense than the combination of gas and solar.

Your argument is guilt by association. Association with something that isn't morally wrong, it's just a way to try to spend money on charity in an effective way? You can take a lot of ideas too far and end up with a bad result of course.

It doesn't sound like you have even used it so "seems like" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

You're not allowed to drive cars like that in a functional society. When you go for your compulsory car checkup it wouldn't pass the required safety standards.

"Withdrawal Clause: Countries may withdraw with three months' notice if "extraordinary events" jeopardize their supreme interests. " Doesn't seem that hard to leave it.

What does this have to do with the topic?

That would bankrupt the farmers so I don't get this?

How about you start showing how you are right? Just claiming something isn't sufficient.

Thanks, I didn't notice there was another column that I could sidescroll to!

It says there are examples but I can't see them?

You're right they usually do this, I checked some press release from last year. The big difference is that it's now the CEO that had to write the blurb instead of (e.g.) a vice president of product.