I don't see any Street legal Bikes...
The official "WTF" thread
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The Rabid animal escaped its cage:
Remember back to this time when it all started before the world is controlled/policed in the future by this Beast.
Rev. 13:15
Some believe the "statue/image" made of the first Beast that John mentions and that was given breath/life will be/is a future AI "Robot":
Ok boys and girls this concludes your bible lesson for the day
Remember back to this time when it all started before the world is controlled/policed in the future by this Beast.
Rev. 13:15
Some believe the "statue/image" made of the first Beast that John mentions and that was given breath/life will be/is a future AI "Robot":
Ok boys and girls this concludes your bible lesson for the day
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^^^ As you see today, if you don't think this makes sense, think of all the youth presently worshipping AI. I use the word worship loosely.
Ask any young person today who/what the smartest thing is today, they all will say AI. (The right answer is God, our Creator!).
So it is not hard to believe whoever wins this AI race and develops this Statue/Robot will be followed by many, IMO.
Ask any young person today who/what the smartest thing is today, they all will say AI. (The right answer is God, our Creator!).
So it is not hard to believe whoever wins this AI race and develops this Statue/Robot will be followed by many, IMO.
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Many will say the driver needs to go buy a lottery ticket, I say run to a church and thank the One who saved him...
Arjun
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This video should be shown at CDL classes when teaching "How to properly secure a load and why."
And kudos to the person shooting the smooth, un-jumpy video which is not easy in a moving vehicle....maybe the phone also has digital stabilization.
Also liked the absence of those @#$% fuzzy motion columns on both sides when showing a 9:16 aspect ratio video on a 16:9 medium. I didn't feel I was going to get motion sickness and fall off my bar stool!
Was told by a neighbor a story of someone jumping on a piece of land, I think he said 5 or 6 acres, the taxes on the land was not being paid, after 7 years, I think he said, of this guy paying the taxes he ended up legally owning it. Pretty wild story.
But the Squatter thing I don't get why this is even legal or can be. Abandon property, ok I guess I somewhat can see, but down right Trespassers/Thieves...
But the Squatter thing I don't get why this is even legal or can be. Abandon property, ok I guess I somewhat can see, but down right Trespassers/Thieves...
Not sure what forum is for this. Another big indicator of the decline of the nation.
The gist of the story is:
1. Prof embeds instructions for AI to spit out some gibberish, using a white font to hide it from the students.
2. Students cut-and-paste the AI output as test answer, with gibberish, and don't even proofread it.
32 out of 35 too stupid to even proofread??? This isn't sliding down the slope, it's already the bottom!
Professor Hides White Font in Midterm, Catches Students Using AI in the Stupidest Way Possible
The gist of the story is:
1. Prof embeds instructions for AI to spit out some gibberish, using a white font to hide it from the students.
2. Students cut-and-paste the AI output as test answer, with gibberish, and don't even proofread it.
32 out of 35 too stupid to even proofread??? This isn't sliding down the slope, it's already the bottom!
Professor Hides White Font in Midterm, Catches Students Using AI in the Stupidest Way Possible
Smart Professor, stupid lazy students. AI, IMO, will continue what Technology is good at doing, making people dependent and less independent, become lazy to actually Learn and do the work themselves.
Sad percentage, we are now down to only 3 Honest and 32 Cheaters out of 35 in todays education system. Use to be the other way around.
So, I know I have been slamming AI alot lately, I partially apologize, it seems to always come up lately between family and friends, it is just fresh on my mind.
Watch these two videos, they will show how important it is and will be to keep AI at the top of it's game for a nation. Especially militarily.
BeiDoh-3
Now, can we protect Taiwan?
Watch these two videos, they will show how important it is and will be to keep AI at the top of it's game for a nation. Especially militarily.
BeiDoh-3
Now, can we protect Taiwan?
Arjun
IPCT Contributor
Arjun
IPCT Contributor
I think it's safe to assume that particular pyrotechnics crew will NOT be contacted for their next fireworks display.....
Arjun
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MikeLud1
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Arjun
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Arjun
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Wish you didn't put that bra comment in. I'm responding about Datapoint.
As part of my career journey while in Texas, I worked a few years for Datapoint and fully support the claim that they built the very first commercial PC, the model 2200. It used semiconductor memory before semiconductor memory was produced. The main memory was a big shift register that continuously circulated. Pretty slow for random access, obviously. The 8-bit architecture was horrible to program in machine language. The memory address pointer was logically 16 bits but had to be managed as two 8-bit registers, and to increment the memory address pointer took 2 instructions: increment the low register, than add zero with carry to the high register. The instruction set was pretty much that of the Intel 8008, but the machine didn't actually use the 8008. The original machines used two cassette drives and were marketed strictly as data entry terminals, which they did a reasonably good job at. Later models added 8-inch floppies and for programming work were a dream to use in comparison. Somewhere along the line (don't remember details) a farmer somewhere had the vision to use a Datapoint machine as an actual computer. The company was originally non supportive of this but soon saw the light. The overall architecture expanded to look like a baby mainframe, with Diablo cartridge hard disks, and later the multi-platter top loading drives. High speed chain printers, networking, and a faster CPU were added to end up with a multi-user business timeshare system. That was about the time I moved on to what I saw as greener job pastures.
