LOL, I heard that gif. Timed it in my mind, on the money OP.

Lies! That gif is sped up 2000%!

Been that guy. Didn’t get word until the last second as my head was on the chopping block as well.

A 99-1 vote to drop the anti AI regulation is hardly the government voting against. The Senate smashed that shit hard and fast.

ChatGPT is astonishingly good at answering questions, but if you continue to drill into a given conversation, 3-4, sometimes only 2 levels deep, and it’s off the rails.

I did worse, resurrected a 1999 industrial 486SX on Win98B. It was fun as hell trying to figure it all out again, and most references are gone from the early web. Which reminds me, time to get that 10-BaseT NIC working!

27% of all PIN numbers

I feel personally attacked.

It’s from people ditching home PCs for phones and tablets. That’s it. End of story. There are no significant numbers of people switching to Linux. They simply went to no PC.

10-15 years ago I could have made an OK living fixing home computers. That time is long past.

“And we don’t hand out disciplinaries for honest mistakes. We hand them out for shifting blame and shirking responsibility.”

^ My CEO two jobs back. That was the company culture from the top down, amazing to see in action.

New to El Reg? I suspect quite a bit of their humour will get past you.

The numbers are for failures in the next two years. Plenty of projects will coast that long on investment dollars.

Investors are well aware this is a bubble. But they can’t risk losing the bet when the stakes are the next Google, or even the next internet.

And no matter what, AI is here to stay and someone is coming out on top.

Well it was men’s mental health month. Funny how I just found that out today. But please, let’s talk about women’s mental health issues.

The physical world is too fast, relies on the speed of human brains calculating a million variables instantly, not mere pattern matching. See how hard it is to teach a robot to catch a ball. You have to input all the physics where a human doesn’t even consciously think on the problem.

We humans are best-in-class at pattern matching, but we often get it wrong and AI amplifies those mistakes.

AI can be great at certain tasks, but we have to be cognizant of how that works.

The cop was joking. Also, Ivan was 21-years ago, things were a little different in America. I was there.

Thanks for answering! Maybe I just need to go back?

And this tech goes way beyond merely “reinforced”.

Hardly. Did you read the article?

I’ve got 20 watches and only ever change the Swatch batteries. They’re laughably inefficient. One is an old smart watch, but it needs charged daily and I’m not up to all that.

Only up to $500 though? And if you keep ignoring them, what will you do when you run out of providers? I can’t go to the one hand expert in the area because I owe him money. Same for the CVS doc.