I would say it in Stephen Hawking’s voice.

Raw and wrigglin’!

I’ve never used whatsapp and don’t even remember what it’s for. Somehow life goes on.

…said Barnacle Bill the Sailor.

It comes down to planning meals and a certain amount of acceptance that what you’ve got in the house is what you eat, period, even if the specific food isn’t what you’re in the mood for at the moment. Fast food, doordash etc are difficult habits to break. They reward your desire to have what you want when you want it, which is a big reward, and can make living on your own food feel like a punishment by comparison. But that feeling is just part of the habit. Eventually it goes away.

The Mahdi is Marklar. We are all Marklar.

The Emissary turned me into a NEWT!

Ray, when someone asks if you’re a crab, you say YES!!!

Perfectly good approach if you know the subject well enough to know that the information you think you need is really what you need.

But if you were using a book in that scenario you wouldn’t open it to page 1 and spend 2 hours reading it. You would glance through the index or TOC to find the relevant section (or flip right to it because you’re familiar with the book), then skim to what you need and read just that. You could also do this with an entirely unfamiliar book if you know the subject matter. I used to write my papers like that all the time. Either way, this approach could easily take less time than crafting a good prompt and tweaking it for a second or third run to make it work.

Since the AI search is being compared with reading an entire book, it seems reasonable to assume OP is talking about a different scenario where they don’t know the subject well enough to use a simple search engine to simply look up a piece of information. They want to avoid learning the subject by having the AI teach them only the part they’re guessing is relevant. This scenario is asking for AI hallucinations, omission of subtle but important details through oversummarizing, and general inaccuracy that OP will be oblivious to since they don’t know the subject. OP might as well suggest browsing through memes.

Came here to also question this. “To the naked eye the pollution is not visible.” Is that because we’re just looking at heat in an IR camera? I know everybody hates Elon Musk but we also hate misinformation and love truth, right? I mean, cuz we are the good guys… riiiight?

Pleasantly surprised that the themes were simply wolves and Mario and not two political dogwhistle codes I wasn’t aware of.

Yes. Yes it was.

I literally just learned about the glymphatic system earlier today. Apparently it’s only been known for the last couple decades, so it hasn’t been studied all that much compared to other brain topics. This video talks about how it flushes out waste products through our cerebrospinal fluid, and ways to make this work better. Main things are exercise and hydration, but there’s lots of other interesting info. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBA8_c6HLR0

He should have shown up on Buffy - Leonard and Spike would have gotten along great!

I know everybody hates AI but to me it’s weird to treat artificially generated nudity differently from if somebody painted a naked body with a real person’s face on it - which I assume would be legally protected freedom of expression.

Quick computation for Seattle, powering a typical laptop consuming 20W to run say an IoT server, 24/7 at 14 cents/kwh would cost about $25/year. A Pi 4 would be about 1/10th of that.

You can control nerf turrets as-is. My dev manager wrote a script to read the build mail and make his nerf turret shoot a volley of darts into the cubicle of whoever broke the build. And that was 15 years ago.

True dat! If you’re around Seattle check out RePC.

Never let a bird with a beak that size get it that close to your junk.

Grazing in strawberry fields forever