The em-dash is part of properly setting text in a book. Just because those LLM breeders stole gazillions of books to feed their abominations does not make the use of the em-dash wrong.
Neither does the use of proper opening and closing quotes, apostrophes where they belong, or thinspace at certain places a crime. It is just a sign that someone knows the rules of typesetting.
That was an interesting problem that my daughter had at university. She studied a field held in English in a non-English country (no, not USA either!). Her fellow students asked her what AI she was using for her papers, as they were always in perfect English. As she absolutely hates AI and despises using them, this very idea made her furious.
Yes, she wrote those papers herself. Her English is good enough that she did the Cambridge Certificate while she was in school. Her teachers considered her “native speaker”, and sometimes consulted her on texts and vocabulary. And those assholes just assume she must have used an AI just because she is good at it.
And when will the FBI deal with the ‘cyber security incidents’ where LLMs breached other peoples’ systems?
Bricklink
Debbies strong sides do not include thinking things through…
Luckily, we don’t.
As long as they were no burden to others, i’d say they can play 1698 as long as they want. But they are limiting their childrens world view, and that’s where they become a problem.
It is not just an Amish thing. If an adult wants to participate in a brainwasher cult, it’s one thing, but brainwash kids for a cult - nope.
It would be an interesting issue to see any LLM using code from an original GPLed source and use this to add something to a (big) commercial software.
Nope. Ubuntu is a lightweight distro. If one wants to call it a Linux at all. I freshly installed Kubuntu 26.04 a few days ago “with everything”, but that did not even include a gcc.
The contacts I last removed were some classmates and school contacts of my daughter, who just finished university…
If someone takes a phone into the shower, it will probably be better if they lose that phone, and get a moment to reflect on the idiocity of such a behavior.
Of course i use the cashier. First, because I’m there to shop, not to work. Second, because I support the cashiers job. Third, I simply don’t like the robo checkouts.
And no, I’m definitely not “anti technology”, like some people wondered. I f-ing develop computer chips and have been into Linux since kernel 0.97, so i’m definitely inside of tech.
Does the order also include removing the gas generators, or is it just cost of doing business?
That is the only chance for those losers to keep their seats.
The right is always about clear hierarchy and obedience. The left is more about personal freedom to the point of anarchy. Guess which side organizes better.
When the name of your employer exposes you as a first order asshole…
“Mommy! Mommy! I saw you on the internet! Tommy has shown me a video!”
Have you tried puttting in a wired power supply instead?
What use is an Xbox nowadays? And who said that Microsoft will not use the same “feature” on Windows?
I wonder what those politicians smoke before they do those speeches, and if that stuff is even legal.
Yes, tariffs are paid by you, but do you believe that someone stupid enough to vote for the orange-haired monkey would understands this? For them, the farm shop or Walmart just raised prices because things got more expensive.