Sometimes I don’t put chicken at all or put tofu (quickly coated in flour and fried). Veggies really are the stars in this one for me. It’s one of the meal in my no-meat routine (thought today I had chicken laying around so in it went).
You’re but ONE in a population of billions… « nobody » is a tad of an extrapolation based on you as a sample. I would gladly have more bandwidth. I have services that consumes a lot of it, we are 5 under the roof and everyone likes to stream & d/l on steam…
So between you and I it’s 50% in need of more bandwidth.
I was hesitant on onions or shallots. Lemon / acidity makes everything better as well :)
Celery though… must be an acquired taste or something it escapes me completely.
😅 under an hour of cooking without prep (excluding the chicken base broth I keep in the freezer) is quick meal. Compared to the more complicated things I try on weekends.
The lack of detail is what got them the court decision. Logically the definition will be amended. That’s generally how they proceed while establishing regulations. Sometimes with better first time right though.
Hold on a minute… the field of AI and in general algorithms and models is quite old. LLM is relatively new in there.
For science and healthcare we’ve been using specialist ai for a long while for things like image processing, sequencing and what’s not.
Those are absolutely monitored have have generally high standards because they are healthcare related already.
Don’t mix those things.
That’s what legislation is about; defining shit. If you don’t grasp the importance of clear, precise and fool proof regulatory frameworks which includes such a definition I don’t suppose you’re the public that should worry about technicalities. Just consider that this is generally part of the game and it will be patched.
« * The court noted that the Commission had failed to take into account that private jets could be flown on sustainable fuel.
The Commission can appeal the ruling within two months. »
Not all is lost… it’s a technicality especially if sustainable fuel has a stringent definition which is exactly what I would do if I was to address this decision.
Carrots, turnip, zucchini and some potatoes. Things I had laying around :)