It's absolutely no issue to build all the technical and design stuff with AI, but science facts must be science facts and not just AI gibberish presented like facts.
What's the benefit of presenting not trustworthy data?
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It's absolutely no issue to build all the technical and design stuff with AI, but science facts must be science facts and not just AI gibberish presented like facts.
What's the benefit of presenting not trustworthy data?
store.steampowered.com. 30 IN A 184.31.101.220
NetRange: 184.24.0.0 - 184.31.255.255
CIDR: 184.24.0.0/13
NetName: AKAMAIBut Cloudflare has the best marketing of all of them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
> It is intended for use as a factory default, to clearly indicate an unconfigured system rather than one that is intentionally configured to run on UTC.
I also don't have any need for that, because I never answer or even use my phone while driving.
I used Shelly plugs for for the washer and the dryer. Put little Go application on my server in the basement and get Telegram notifications + HTTP interface updates about the different states (running, finished, standby).
This saved a lot of forgotten loads .
Shouldn't be that hard if someone WANT to be good.
That aggressive crawling to train those on everything is insane.
> Simon gave my backpack back to me intact.
I'd say yes.
So far I'm lucky and the only ban I'm aware of is on gambling. Which is fine for me personally.
But in a UK case I'd using a non local one as well.
But opposite to tap water there are a lot of different free DNS resolvers that can be used.
And I don't see how my taxes funded CFs DNS service. But my ISP fee covers their DNS resolving setup. That's the reason why I wrote
> a service that's free of charge
Which CF is.
Like mentioned by other comments, do it on your own if you are not happy with the stability. Or just pay someone to provide it - like your ISP..
And TBH I trust my local ISP more than Google or CF. Not in availability, but it's covered by my local legislature. That's a huge difference - in a positive way.
I can't even imagine how hard it must be to grow up in such a society.
If browser notification permissions would have a TTL, I'd might considering it. But until this happens I won't allow anyone to send me browser notifications. And even then I'd be very picky.
E.g. I'd love to use it for Norwegian -> German
gnusmas@private-domain.tld worked just fine..
https://bankid.no/ (Norway) https://www.bankid.com/ (Sweden)
Also no mesh and network fiddling, just a bus wire.
> People are enthralled with this tech when they should still be very very skeptical.
Yes, that's the real issue. Everyone should be very skeptical about ChatGPT responses. But instead it's often trusted blindly, because "it's often enough correct".
But I get the idea behind this particular move and at least it can be a chance to teach the students to distrust it.