I think that's one thing that's often forgotten in these conversations. The cat's out of the bag, you will never be able to stop the generation of things as they are right now. You'll just be able to punish people for doing so.
I think the wildest part is that the video ends with him saying he loves when people come to his bar, sit down and talk together and realize that they aren't so different after all while complaining about all the people that are different to them.
How their AI Truck-Chan left them stranded headed down LSD, Friday night trouble-bound.
Agreed, take some time to be happy being you :) And if you have other people you relate to, maybe take some time to celebrate them too
They're also developing computer chips running on actual biological human brains if that helps the brain aspect
I wonder if that bridge has immortalized itself in AI history.
Are car drivers not just pedestrians that want to go faster? Each pedestrian that wants to go faster and chooses an E-Bike instead of a car is a win to me.
The problem is that in many places there are no alternatives to driving. Taking away licenses from "those who shouldn't have licenses" restricts their access to regular life so massively that you don't do it unless there's no more room to doubt the decision. The question moves from "do you meet the maximum safety standards" to "do you meet the minimum safety standards".
The solution is to either make driving foolproof or to provide viable alternatives to those unfit (or unwilling) to drive.
The whole design philosophy of the car is fucked and we have designed for failure.
"Individual competence" leads to over a million annual road traffic fatalities globally. Every. Year.
The west don't give two shits, they're still lobbying against green tech in their own countries.
I won't lie to you like the other commenter. You deserve to know the truth. Yes. Doesn't mean you aren't based, though <3
Thank God it wasn't something arbitrary like pulling a 100 pounds out of a hole that was 250 feet deep.
Pi is my favorite chatbot by quite a margin. For anyone that hasn't tried it yet I would recommend it, even if just for comparison's sake.
To be fair it's half corpo cube. Check out some more pictures, just Google Valley Amsterdam.
Let me start off by saying I am a long time Boost enjoyer on Android. It's the only reason I stayed with reddit all those years. I'm currently using Voyager and the thing that's been keeping me there is just how apps handle image sharing.
Ideally I'd like an option to share images themselves instead of links. Currently I use Voyager through chrome and chrome has this annoyingly amazing feature where when you hold an image, you can just directly share that image to other apps and it even suggests the most recently shared-to app in that menu. It's so amazing and I don't really understand why it's not more common.
In a truly ideal world, I'd love it to automatically include a link to the post in the caption of said image. I know it's possible because H&M of all apps handles this wonderfully.
I know I'm cherry picking on a high level but this feature is so integral to my experience. Love the rest of the app though!
Thanks so much for all the love you put into Boost, Rubén.
I'd like to be able to switch between the accounts I have signed in with when making a comment. It would post from that account but continue browsing on the previous account afterwards.