Finding inconsistencies is not so hard. Pointing them out might be a -little- useful. But resolving them based on trustworthy sources can be a -lot- harder. Most science papers require privileged access. Many news stories may have been grounded in old, mistaken histories ... if not on outright guesses, distortions or even lies. (The older the history, the worse.)
And, since LLMs are usually incapable of citing sources for their own (often batshit) claims any -- where will 'the right answers' come from? I've seen LLMs, when questioned again, apologize that their previous answers were wrong.
"Karma is an ancient Indian concept that refers to an action, work, or deed, and its effect or consequences.... [It's] often descriptively called the principle of karma, wherein individuals' intent and actions (cause) influence their future "
In the Bible it sez something like "As you vote, so shall you reap!"
I have to admit I've only ever used it to translate a paragraph or two at a time.... where I was just looking for the gist of a text.
Not too surprising, considering that for centuries many people well-versed in two languages have made a very good living as translators ... and often having to get delicate nuances across (for poets as well as statesmen). It's as much art as science.
overwriting articles written by humans with machine generated translations.
I really don't understand that! But then, there are truckloads of worthwhile texts from throughout history that will never see translations otherwise ... so that's a worthy cause. Over time it may be improved, IF the algos are given feedback that allows them to learn from mistakes.
Me too. If you think you 'have' to 'play along'? Ask yourself why.
Keep your carefully chosen PI in a physical wallet. Have to swipe a card, keep it in your hand. If you didn't choose the pin# or password, it's not 'yours'. Suspect any 'digital' transactions ... coupons, QR codes ... that may expose your PI.
It's a lot less inconvenient than the battle after a scam.
Interesting when authority-figures start foaming at the mouth about the word 'woke'. A dog-whistle to those who need the sleep-walking to keep behaving predictably ... and to the work of those who've spent decades and billions to program that behavior. This cha-cha has been going on since at least the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire.
Sooo... you're looking for volunteers to join your discord ... no website to learn more ... and get involved with ... who, where, what, why completely unknown ... to 'collaborate remotely' to 'foster critical thinking' ... with little mention of what 'volunteers' will get in return ... that's all a very vague come-on inviting complete strangers to cooperate with you ... an completely unknown organization, no mention of your qualifications, no mention of who's paying for this (podcasting is not free) or why ... that is SO NOT TEMPTING
"It’s associated with “Location Services” on most devices, meaning that you cannot opt out of your phone reporting the locations of surrounding Wi-Fi devices without turning off your phone’s ability to obtain its location entirely."
You may usually know where you're at, but maybe someone else needs to?
Another good idea would be to require every rental to include a rent-to-buy option. If the renter wishes, a substantial portion of those rental fees would count as equity, and at any time they can afford it, they can exercise that option to buy. If they decide to move out, that equity does not revert to landlord but goes into a special trust which pays for more affordable housing.
Good idea. There are plenty more conditions that could be added on to make becoming a landlord/gambler much less attractive. Like: you can't even begin to buy another until you've finished your year and sold the place.
Well, no, often. Take a 30-year mortgage at 5% on a $120K house with a $20K downpayment. Now figure out what the bank earns off that $100K over 30 years. Banks love mortgages.
They should never have been allowed to become gambling chips.
Noone should be allowed to purchase a home without agreeing to live in it full time for at least a year afterwards. Split it into a duplex to become a landlord? Another year. Wanna be a landlord? You must live in that building full time along with your tenants. Outrageous? Not nearly as outrageous as homelessness because of the prices.
To -make-, yep. As the article pointed out, there's a lot of Amercium in waste dumps where old smoke detectors ... and anyone can make it. Five times the half-life means it can power much longer missions.
Old doctor joke: Patient: "Hey Doc, it hurts when I do this." Doc: "Quit doing that!"
Same holds true of social pain. Trust yourself, stay true to yourself, avoid the pain sources, and 'find the others'.
Finding inconsistencies is not so hard. Pointing them out might be a -little- useful. But resolving them based on trustworthy sources can be a -lot- harder. Most science papers require privileged access. Many news stories may have been grounded in old, mistaken histories ... if not on outright guesses, distortions or even lies. (The older the history, the worse.)
And, since LLMs are usually incapable of citing sources for their own (often batshit) claims any -- where will 'the right answers' come from? I've seen LLMs, when questioned again, apologize that their previous answers were wrong.