AI is slower and less efficient than the older search algorithms and is less accurate.
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AI is slower and less efficient than the older search algorithms and is less accurate.
If the amount of time it takes to create the prompt is the same as it would have taken to write the dumbed down text, then the only time you saved was not learning how to write dumbed down text. Plus you need to know what dumbed down text should look like to know if the output is dumbed down but still accurate.
The dumbed down text is basically as long as the prompt. Plus you have to double check it to make sure it didn’t have outrage instead of outage just like if you wrote it yourself.
How do you know the answer on why RIP was replaced with RIPv2 is accurate and not just a load of bullshit like putting glue on pizza?
Are you really saving time?
Are you too stupid to understand the difference between hosting software source code and modifying it?
Microsoft/github are not the ones making changes through commits.
They shipped 39k cybertrucks for backlogged preorders that were based on a completely different description of what the truck would be.
Plus the initial sales were to people who had already committed to preorders at a lower price for a truck that was hyped up to be far better than the end result.
Cybertrucks are basically No Man’s Sky but without the possibility of being good in a half decade.
May be part deliberate, but could just be super tuning to what they know.
It is deliberately handling things in a way that works ‘better’ in a way that doesn’t follow standards, and has been common with whatever browser has the largest proportion of users for a long, long time.
That assumes that going all in on mtx an in game currency is the way to go and not other options like offering the game at a decent price and then selling skins and other mtx at reasonable prices.
The game wasn’t great, but was entertaining at the start of the open beta. I think they did a decent job with the characters, the style, and the moves like Shaggy throwing his sandwich. I had hopes that they would improve the netcode and hitboxes, but still got like 40 hours of fun out of it playing in a group with a friend.
The microtransactions were bad to start and only got worse. Charging for seasons in a beta? Stupidly high priced skins? Ugh. Then the went away for a while and the official release made the game playworse, microtransactions bascially assaulted you constantly, and any shred of fun was gone. They did the opposite of the feedback from the beta to chase microtransactions and that is why the game is dead already. They actively killed it.
Now I’m sad again.
Yeah! And what about these libraries? Lids are just able to go and find stuff on shelves and learn things that aren’t filtered through my personal opinions?
What kind of society are we creating?
Smaller cars, generally owned by the driver with a rushed time frame and often staffed by teenagers made it a lot more dangerous back in the 90s. Drivers in large delivery trucks are a lot less likely to die in a wreck than a teenager in a Honda civic.
Pizza delivery is dangerous because of the driving.
That would be seen as less risky for sure. Might even be less risky in practice.
Most jobs where a single individual has one or more strangers in close proximity will be staffed by men. Men are perceived as less likely to be victims, and therefore more likely to take those jobs.
https://truthout.org/articles/women-and-non-binary-rideshare-drivers-face-harassment-and-violence/
Women make up 20 percent of the drivers for more established companies like Lyft and Uber.
I’m actually surprised it is that high, thought it would be closer to 10%.
Odds on the opt out actually opting you out instead of pretending to?
If that still isn’t enough, then you are sitting in a pitch black room.
Yup, there is zero gap between the sunlit oark that Teams needs to have a decent picture and a pitch black room. Clearly zoom is doing some magic by having a brighter picture even with the default settings, it can’t just be Teams that is the problem.
Brightness settings for Camera… holy shit… Light yourself properly. Ring lights are $30 on amazon, get one and look actually professional when attending your meetings.
Beyond the basic point that other video apps have had brightness settings for decades, saying to spend more money to fix the feature is asinine.
There is plenty of light for zoom, Teams is dark. When I go to a conference I’m not going to lug a fucking ring light around for a random video call in a quiet corner. Instead, they could just put a brightness slider in like a competent company.
It is impressive how hard you are shilling for Teams by excusing a lack of basic functionality.
Cool, cool. Spamming the hell out of users is definitly necessary to let them know it exists islnstead of asking them if they want notifications the first time they start it up.
They should just know there is a setting to turn it iff then, right?
I can’t set my mic to be automatically muted when I join a meeting. I have to choose every time.
I can’t adjust the brightness of my camera exceot for whatever ‘Enhance’ does.
Guess I’ll just keep looking for settings when basic ones don’t exist.
It should be off by default.
How do you validate the accuracy of what it spits out?
Why don’t you skip the AI and just use the thing you use to validate the AI output?