Comment Re: AI, Do my homework and exams (Score 1) 73
What if it's the same AI doing the grading?
What if it's the same AI doing the grading?
What feeds cancer is sugar and glutamine. You can clamp down on sugar but glutamine is very hard to shut down -- ketogenic diet, periodic water fasting helps, and some hard to obtain pharmaceuticals help with managing glutamine levels to fight cancer. Dr. Thomas Seyfried is an authority in this area and his interventions have helped real cancer patients
This article describes methods to help your body heal cancer, in cooperation with standard medical care: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fenconsed.blogspot.com%2F...
Parental spanking by ** level-headed ** parents for stuff like this is a societal good.
Better that spanking than spanking by prison cellmates.
iOS goes back to basics with version 1.
Or will Apple jump to version 2101?
How to make companies leaner, faster, more profitable? Why, simply fire the low-performers every year! What remain are the high performers.
But don't risk rehiring low performers. Instead, rely on AI to replace the people you sacked. Then go sack some more - you always can do better. Stack, rank and yank! Rinse bloodstains and repeat.
As your employee headcount gets smaller so does your wage bill. But lo, what superstars remain! What cold blooded killers! Each one capable of maintaining a thousand spreadsheets. Of selling container-ships of ice to the Inuit. Of gutting entire divisions in a day. Of skillfully pitting one AI chatbot against another.
So eventually, there two employees left. You and that other guy. But don't stop Highlander. There can only be one!
Then, there's you. You're the company. "L'entreprise, c'est moi".
Well, technically you're not the company: there's no one to keep you company. You're the singularity.
That analogy does not hold. Netflix only closed its physical DVD rental service in end-2023.
An EV is simply a hybrid without a petrol engine, with a bigger, heavier battery and with range anxiety.
Most of the planet isn't suited to 'pure' EVs. Hybrids make a lot of sense.
Thanks for your suggestion. Don't bother about that moderation- could be a stuck mouse wheel. Let the meta-moderation process get him
What's next? Antimatter bombs? Antimatter bullets?
Actually, it's the inverse. The first CEOs that figured this trick out were called chiefs, and later kings.
India doesn't handle US patents the deference they expect. Which is probably a good thing given the ridiculous state of the US patent system
Among other concerns, the potential threat of patent revocations and the procedural and discretionary invocation of patentability criteria under the Indian Patents Act impact companies across different sectors. Moreover, patent applicants generally continue to confront long waiting periods to receive patent grants and excessive reporting requirements
At the very least, we need assembly for those really good C compilers
I think he simply made an error. From the customer's perspective, innovation must be novel, useful *and* accessible to have meaning.
That usually means multiple competing offerings - not a single firm that captured the market.
A CRISPR-based gene therapy is hardly innovative to a poor African villager who cannot access it However, insulin injections are a meaningful innovation mainly because they are accessible -- an outcome directly related to the discoverer of insulin choosing to forgo patent protection in the hopes of helping the most people possible. Ditto with seatbelts, the internet and the world wide web.
Trump's renaming infection has spread to Mexico.
It's called the Gulf of Mexico or Gulf of America or Persian Gulf or Indian ocean or whatnot because that country is nearby. Calling it one way or the other does not grant any ownership over the body of water.
What a timewaste.
Dang! Now we need 'AI consumers' to accept all this excess productivity
Eh?
You know you've been spending too much time on the computer when your friend misdates a check, and you suggest adding a "++" to fix it.