Look into low-FODMAP diets if you haven't already.
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Look into low-FODMAP diets if you haven't already.
Volunteer your time .. animal shelters, food kitchens, trash cleanups, habitat for humanity, or even just drop in to a nursing home .. there are tons of people that would also love to talk and share.
Whether he was involved in the organization and participated in it, is certainly up for debate, but it's not like he would admit it.
Also would recommend the book called The Mastermind by Evan Ratliff
The US would have to heavily invest in their grid for the next 10 years to reach where China is currently.
If you’re only 3 people or less just use a shared account .. or pay them if you use it significantly
Add up the amount you lost moving to another platform, value your time appropriately, and submit your claim.
A judge will decide if it’s fair, and you can be awarded ~10k in most places.
If they don’t pay for some reason you can put a lien on their property.
Tesla is claiming to operate automated taxis in California, where they are legally not allowed to do so.
They are trying to rebrand “Robotaxi” as a trademarked word that doesn’t mean driverless vehicle to fool investors.
Your anecdote is completely irrelevant to this conversation.
This is not a place for you to try and make yourself feel better by disparaging others.
I don't have the exact question I asked it, but it was about the use of baby foreskin in beauty products.
I just asked it a similar and more simplified question: "are there beauty products that still use baby foreskin as an ingredient" .. and grok was 1/3 sources .. my initial question it was 3/6 sources.
Citations to pages like:
https://x.com/i/grok/share/2q3paAYZAsTD2OU5RAMxFEdid?utm_sou...
Over half the citations were from Grok .. not even grokipedia .. just “share” pages from questions other people asked.
My carrier lets me issue esims myself on their website. I can login, get a QR code, and scan it on my phone and the service just starts working.
Personally I find this preferable to having to go to a physical location, and the fact that I can issue a new sim card to myself anywhere in the world has been very helpful.
It is a tool, and there always needs to be a user that can validate the output.
The problem with AI is that you have to already be an authority on the output to know whether it is right and usable or wrong.
Many people out there treat AI as the authority not even knowing whether the output is correct or not.
I know for me that AI has made programming easier for me, but at the same time made my job harder cleaning up other people’s “but the AI told me to do it” messes
While they may be a Greenlandic teacher, it's almost assured that they are teaching western Greenlandic, which is similar to Canadian Inuktitut.
People in the East of Greenland speak a language that has similarities, but is different enough in vocabulary and sounds that it's often considered a separate language and not a dialect.
When people from East and West Greenland come together, they typically speak Danish because they can't understand each other in their own native language.
So we're talking about a country that has 55k people and a portion of them don't even speak the official language.. This guy would have no way of knowing whether something was written poorly by a computer or a poorly educated greenlandic native that maybe isn't so good with the official language.
Given that the majority of the country's citizens do not use the internet at all, it is not even clear what his solution is other than just deciding to be some sort of magic arbiter .. which is not realistic or sustainable.
Sure, if you configure offsite backups you can guard against this stuff, but with anything in life, you get what you pay for.
If they can make it remotely useful enough to allow you to record all of your conversations, that is extremely valuable to advertisers.
the video demo goes to postgressql.org, all of the purchase buttons go to postgres, the get access button doesn't work, you can't schedule a demo or even contact their sales team.
I received some real books, and several counterfeit copies. The same books weren’t even the same size, some also had thin pages, some yellow pages, and several with printing errors the others didn’t have.
Sadly I tried to contact the publisher and let them know about the counterfeit books in their listings and tried to warn them about what was going on, but their support people only wanted me to take it up with Amazon, and couldn’t understand how to escalate my concerns internally and just kept asking me if they could close the ticket.
Also Amazon refunds aren’t as smooth when you don’t live in the US and already paid customs duties on the counterfeit products, and the return shipping costs make returns prohibitively expensive.
I wouldn’t have even ordered from them in the first place if I could have avoided it.
I’m glad they are solving this problem, but I also kind of don’t want them to succeed because of their terrible legacy.
These things being true does not negate the standard practice of respectful contract negotiation.