Yeah, the Schultüte

Hope it gets approved soon (if it works and if safe). Thank you

Same. Maybe geoblocked?

I've had this happen with safety shoes.

It depends on training, prompting and reasoning capabilities.

Sometimes they're prompted to not be assertive. You can often tell them though to e.g. "behave like an XYZ expert in a bad mood who doesn't accept nonsense".

I've had e.g. ChatGPT contest me a lot even though I was right. It was about a bicycle brake design I had never seen before. It gave me some options of what it could be and helped me to actually find out what it was. However after I did some research and found out what the actual type was it kept doubting my result and insisted it was a different kind of brake.

I believe Sleeping Dogs has bikes as well. Love that game.

You can use LLMs for things that where not possible or very difficult with traditional search engines.

E.g. I wanted to know what kind of brake my daughters bike used. Traditionally I'd either have to research all possible brake types and compare then with her bike or take a photo and post it to a forum or reddit or something and hope someone knows the answer.

With ChatGPT (I only use the free version) I just took a photo and asked what kind of break it was and got a (actually good) list of 2 possible brakes. It was one of the two.

Very convenient. However, I'm aware how LLMs work and what their limitations are. Of course also the environmental issues.

BTW: It was a band brake.

We had fathers day on 14. of May. It was okay. Had a little present basket for my father with foreign beers and crisps and got myself a kindergarten crafted present from my daughter.

I think that's a good approach. Personally I find LLMs quite fascinating but they're deeply flawed. They can barely be used in production environments, especially unsupervised. The workflows regarding LLMs are very esoteric with specific prompting techniques etc and while all LLMs have similar flaws each model and model version behaves differently. It's super weird and unreliable. Like one big workaround that has so much investment that it keeps improving every month but still stays shitty at it's base.

All of Musks enterprises have insane valuations without dropping too much / quickly. It is a bit unexpected. I would never actively invest in any of them though.

I kinda like the butter guy

I must've had the injuries there before but my year of horrible back pain, a partially paralyzed foot, 2 MRTs diagnosing herniated lumbar discs and lots of physical therapy started because I sat on the couch wrong.

Been there twice, it was interesting and already shocking in 2008.

You US Americans should visit Europe or live there for a while. Then you can decide to come back or stay but you'll have at least a reference point in your brain that things can be different and maybe that the US isn't the greatest country in the world in all fields.

That explains the many vim enthusiasts that don't want any other editor. They simply can't exit the vim instance they once accidentally opened...

At least she's super hot. And she's on onlyfans

Can someone explain to me why fascists are so obsessed with homosexuality and transgender topics?

It's getting rare to own anything. Everything is just a temporary license or subscription or even if you own the thing it's dongled to the vendor and when the vendor is in a bad mood or goes bankrupt your thing can't be used any more...

Cheap is not the case everywhere. In Germany it's cheap, in the Netherlands it's much more expensive and in Croatia a bottle is like 25 Euro

Well it's correct behavior. Websites from the 90s should load instantly now. Any website loading longer should deliver some amazing content that was impossible in the 90s

Why do websites have to ship 12 MB of JavaScript before they even start to load? In lots of cases SPA have no benefits for the user and just make everything bloated and complex as hell and due to the insanity of the JavaScript packaging also super hard to keep safe / up to date.

Also hops contains a powerful phytoestrogen iirc