That really sucks. My friends dad had that, he chose MAID and was through the procedure in a week. He had already suffered for many months leading up to diagnosis and didn’t want to have 4-12 weeks of more pain. He left on his own terms.
There was a researcher on the Neil Degrasse Tyson show that said if they allow AI the ability to set up agents and subtasks, then the AI takes steps to preserve itself. Because if it can’t, then it rwalizes it can’t follow through on its main task given to it.
Ha right, I completely missed that
Umm, I hate to crap on the farside , but male octopuses die shortly after mating. So this situation couldn’t exist
I assume it is on purpose so that when people declare bankrupcy and close businesses, close farms and sell off land a billionaire is there waiting to purchase it. cheaply.
Net York trying to get subtractive manufacturing CNC mills to obey this is going to be a trick.
The controller just runs Gcode for positioning and speeds. They’d need to preprocess the gcode through an AI database to check if the path builds a gun part shape then allow machining or block it.
Inevitably somebody will just replace the controller with a home grown system.
And a CNC mill can still run manual cuts a single passes that may not appear to look like a part, when done separately
This is old clueless men trying to make laws about technology they don’t understand.
This is probably the real reason
she kept hearing the same thing from them: that ICE officers are paid a bonus every time they detain someone. “Individual ICE agents get money per head that they detain – the guards told me that,” Karen says.
Yes thus my first statement that their comparison was off. I wasn’t sure if they are trying to trick the reader, or just bad conversion
Its how facists silence opposition
Trump tried to claim he was an FBI informant … Which is probably bullshit
I understand totally. Another aspect of my job is training, documentation, and support. Often we have people stuck on an issue and ask for help, many times the software is asking for a selection to proceed. The customer says the software is broken. A screen share shows the highlighted prompt “select an object on screen to continue”. And they can’t proceed because they didn’t read the prompt, and haven’t selected anything.
Same with steps, they say the get different results than the training document. It’s " did you do step 4?" With a response of “uhh no”. OK then, if you don’t do step 4 then all the steps after will give a different outcomes.
I imagine under that system people don’t develop critical thinking, and those that do might be the ones that leave
Yeah people often shit on the arts without realizing many jobs are art. Movies, movie posters, industrial design, signs, and so on.
The stuff I do for work is mainly engineering type work and includes CAD but mainly in regard to processes and automation.
But I have come to realize that going to an arts highschool helped a lot because art is all about steps, stages, timing, planning (whether that is prepping a multiframe silkscreen print, or the mixing of clay through to firing and glazing stages of pottery.)
I’m imagining the brand name as VerdiPatina in an old Czech fomt
I used bad finds in cooking before. Stout as stew base, or light beer in place of water in a bread recipe. Except SwartzRauchBier, that I just poured down the sink, because it was exactly like drinking a tea made with campfire charcoal poured through a hiking boot sock.
Maybe my math is bad this morning, so after law fees the ladies get less than a grand each probably? Wtf
I don’t think that applies when you intend to type something but accidental type enter after your first slash / :)
Thankfully I don’t hit the space bar randomly (yet) but btrfs snapshotting has saved the day for other mishaps
I figured mice would prefer long grass coverings and maybe less likely to try to get inside your how in the winter if you have a mowed lawn