Comment Re:Labels ? Languages ? (Score 1) 15
Let me get this straight: you're actually, for real, in favor of hidden fees, so a business can tell you that you owe them $x more than you agreed to pay for, and now you're obliged to pay?
Let me get this straight: you're actually, for real, in favor of hidden fees, so a business can tell you that you owe them $x more than you agreed to pay for, and now you're obliged to pay?
The right-wing ones too.
That would leave everyone dumber. There are other portables with Windows that don't have the problem, showing clearly Windows isn't the problem, but rather the implementation of 3rd party drivers is. As usual.
I'm sure Christ has already returned, he was just probably deported for trying to do some construction work without a green card.
There's plenty of demand for it. The problem is cycling infrastructure doesn't exist. If I can't get from a to b using unified infrastructure then it isn't infrastructure, my safety isn't improved if the bike path ends and I'm forced to cycle on the road to make the next leg.
Now on the flip side you can look to any country that actually has developed proper end to end infrastructure that it becomes insanely heavily used. The demand is there, but there's only demand for proper solutions, not designs by politicians attempting to murder people.
I am not sure about that. LLMs cannot reason. Hence this may just be a different flavor of slop and entirely boring.
Strongly believing unverifiable things is not a sign of active intelligence. It is a sign of selective, chosen stupidity. The fundamental fault in your argument is that highly intelligent people apply that intelligence universally. Highly intelligent religious people are a nice example that demonstrates many do not. I call that "stupidity of the 2nd order" or lack of wisdom.
IMO, this is even worse than when somebody is fundamentally stupid. Such a person cannot help it. But having the skills and choosing to not apply them is utterly pathetic.
And does so about pretty fundamental questions? Yes, checks out. How repulsive.
1 + 1 = 3, for large values of 1.