I’d ask what specific, measurable benefits this policy provides to the pupils and staff.

My kid went to a school with no uniform, just rules about dressing appropriately. Never once did I see any reason why a uniform would be needed.

My order went through easily enough.

ASML makes the machines and they’re restricted from exporting to China. Does China have the capability to make comparable ones itself?

I’m hoping sodium ion cars become available soon. I’ll happily trade some range in ideal conditions for being more resistant to very cold temps.

First, YSK that doctors’ offices overbook patients.

From first hand experience, I can tell you that this isn’t the case everywhere.

Was it this slop company that recently said it wasn’t going to do any more “side quests”?

Oh, I know. My comment was more about how we tend to anthropomorphize this stuff and give these models traits they don’t possess.

It could be a moronic sysadmin, it could just as easily be a moronic exec pushing staff to implement this crap right now and damn the consequences.

it thinks

I’m not attacking you but we really need to figure out how we use language to accurately describe what these programs are doing.

I’m used to getting up early on the weekend to watch EPL games so the kick off times would be welcome but I’m not going to watch. I skipped the last one, it’s not a big deal to skip this one.

Ugh, stop making your mental issues my problem.

Bunch of weirdos.

How do they succeed though?

I’m not seeing the market for LLMs in any meaningful roles given they are prone to saying things that aren’t true. Would you hire someone who does good work 90% of the time and for the rest, tells you the work is done, when it’s not, or worse.

I’ve still not heard a convincing argument explaining how these companies are going to make enough money to offset the billions they’ve spent on R&D and hardware.

It’s strange really, if I was an investor that would be the first question I’d ask but I guess VCs are smarter than I am.

At least it’s a hardware person taking over and not some marketing twat.

It’s a little like when a mediocre screenwriter tries to write a character who is supposedly a genius.

One side of the death penalty is that innocent people can (and have) been executed. As another poster pointed out, the other side is that people who are initially jailed for life can later be released much earlier than they should be by governments who don’t view things like Ross did as a big deal.

Here’s two resources that really helped me get the arrs up and running:

https://mariushosting.com/

https://drfrankenstein.co.uk/

I’m generally not supportive of the death penalty but when the evidence is this clear and the murderer is a LEO, given the power of life and death over the rest of us, then he needs to be executed, just like he executed Renee Good.

Sodium ion batteries are already in cars in China, this iteration is even safer. You should read the article.

This battery is even safer than Li-ion cells, why is that “gaslighting”?