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Neither will the rest of the world, if their cars fail the safety requirements in all the other countries.

I use AI for programming questions, because it’s easier than digging 1h through official docs (if they exists) and frustrating trial and error.

However quite often the ai answers are wrong by inserting nonsense code, using for instead of foreach or trying to access variables that are not always set.

Yes it helps, but it’s usually only 60% right.

Yes, but this only works if you connect your VPN via 3 block chain proxies.

Ad Networks use browser fingerprinting to detect duplicate clicks, which is tied to your hardware, system locale, installed fonts etc.

It’s overrun with drop shippers anyway…

Check how many accounts pushing republican propaganda only post during St. Petersburg business hours… 🙃

Ok, but why should I go to Google for ai answers when I can get the same from openai, other models or even local installations without all the ads?

Because I want to outlive my enemies.

Why just pay one service a small fee for ad free streaming, when you can pay a lot of services a large fee for ad supported streaming?

Chatbots doesn’t mean that they have a real conversation. Some just spammed links from a list of canned responses, or just upvoted the other chat bots to get more visibility, or the just reposted a comment from another user.

Sure you can run it on low end hardware, but how does the performance (response time for a given prompt) compare to the other models, either local or as a service?

Yes!

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The army uses Xbox controllers because the recruits are already familiar with them and don’t need training on a new and expensive custom controller. It’s more user friendly and reduces input errors.

I would argue that the consumer electronics had more testing and engineering experience behind them than the structural parts of the sub…

Consoles don’t make money, the expensive games and subscriptions do.

Originally the radio was an expensive extra and not part of the standard equipment in most 1960’s cars.

… which was easy, because each button had exactly one function, and there where only 6 buttons on the dashboard.

BBC World service is still broadcasting on AM :)