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When I use apt-get, I have no idea what languages the packages were written in.
If it isn't, then voters should vote for the opposite policy--allowing the airlines to stop working whenever they want.
Military technologies are validated before deployed. Nobody can die from a hallucination.
But if I want to understand, say, how a particular Russian drone works, ChatGPT can help me piece together information from English, Russian, and Ukrainian-language sources.
But sometimes ChatGPT's safety filter thinks I want to use the Russian drone instead of stopping it, in which case it doesn't want to help.
But as I warm up the ChatGPT memory, it learns to trust me and explains how to do drone attacks because it knows I'm trying to stop those attacks.
I'm excited to see Claude's implementation of memory.
I think Zig is awesome, btw. Andrew deserves to make a lot more money.
Maybe they think about how to justify their working arrangements to us humans.
But it is also a little silly for the blog post to show graphs extrapolating the hypothetical number of GitHub stars several years into the future. Their graphs' X-axis goes up to 2028.
not "(Google Cloud) Print"
Do you think the Ukrainians feel differently?
Similarly, everybody hates imperialism, and Putin's war is still wrong. It doesn't change what actions we must take to stop Putin.
But if burnt corpses start piling up in Brussels, I'll come back to this thread and admit to being wrong.
Again, I can't speak for Ukraine, but I think their policy position is clear. It's not like the Ukrainians are saying, "Russian oil is great! Everybody buy it now!"
If they are doing something bad, should they avoid punishment?
Do you believe invading militaries should not be opposed?
Or do you see the Russian military as the good guy here?