I mean that’s kinda the whole point.
Companies are looking at AI to replace people. Either it’s ready or it’s not.
If you need to treat it like it’s an intern, then it’s not worth the expense. Anyone hiring interns to be productive doesn’t understand why you hire an intern.
I would say theater is an even bigger indicator. People want to see people do amazing things.
Just don’t use them all in one place.
Here have some more in case you run out -???
Edit: Removed the question mark that was used in Seth’s comment below.
Nintendo went from ~0 to +1.
They raised prices to negate the tariffs and keeping profits relatively the same. Now with them getting a tariff refund, they’re getting +1.
Meanwhile customers are -1. Since Nintendo raised prices, we know consumers paid at least some fraction of the tariffs.
Could you imagine having to maintain it yourself though. I mean assumming it even spits out a working version, you’ve probably introduced a ton of new bugs and potential security threats. Additionally, unlike a fork, you can’t even merge in improvements to the software.
While it’s a scary topic, in most cases you’d be shooting yourself in the foot if you incorporated anything this spits out.
Edit:spelling
100% reason to remember the name.
But also:
There is no perfect solution, no matter what you do you are going to pick some winners and losers. That’s the thing that’s sucks about drawing districts, it can be done apolitically, but will always have political consequences.
I mean, the origination of the story is a mess to begin with so of course it’s going to misrepresent things, this comment kinda goes into the details a bit - https://lemmy.world/comment/23310329
Disney is pretty well known for popularizing the rubber hose style animation that cup head uses as it’s inspiration. While Looney toons was around the same time period and had some elements, I don’t think it’s considered rubber hose style.
Yeah, then that’s a weird ask. They could have a legitimate plan, but it’s weird to not start with a mvp using an API or similar before buying dedicated hardware. If they can’t articulate what they’re going to do, then they shouldn’t know what hardware they even need.
I don’t disagree, Johnson has been abusing the power to recess congress throughout his tenure.
I was just noting that he hasn’t crossed the line of not swearing someone in. If he was preventing someone casting votes that should/would be a big deal.
I don’t think that’s actually been a real issue. While Johnson waited some 3-4 weeks to swear in Grijalva around the recent shutdown, congress was technically in recess the whole time. While it’s kinda a jerk move, the moment he finally called back congress into session he did swear her in. So nothing was voted on or done inbetween her being eligible to be sworn in and when she was actually sworn in.
He did keep congress in recess for a long time to hold up passing the bill on the epstein file release (as Grijalva was a critical vote on that), but it didn’t really change anything.
So to play the devils advocate, this really comes down to:
If they’re contractors, always be suspicious. If they’re internal, it sounds like they may want a server so it’s a one off cost to setup some work flows. You can burn through hundreds to thousands of dollars per month using LLM APIs, but if you self host you’ve basically got a fixed cost.
If they’re just looking to create some work flows that crawl the data dumps and give some insights, this approach could work. Although, as others mentioned, the hardware they’re talking about would be somewhat limited. Small LLMs can be quite functional, but this server might not be a long term fix if the automations they set up gain traction.
You do realize they could be campaigning on these things. Making noise, drawing more attention to Trumps policy failures.
Maybe it’s just the reporting of it, but the only person I actively heard making a big stink within the party was David Hogg. The party had a big issue with his approach that they used a technicality to remove him from his position in the party.
Im fairly certain this is true everywhere, but your local laws should supercede any TOS.
I think you may have jumped the shark with the “loses 2.2% of its value” comment. I feel like most of the world doesn’t understand inflation / the difference of real vs nominal dollars.
I tried explaining it to someone once and they kept just saying, “but the money in my bank account is real”.
I ended up grabbing it and I think they did a pretty good job. Sometimes the angle or wall running feel a bit off, but for the most part it feels like more Super Meat boy (which I actually only played a couple months ago).
I did find that using the dpad was the best approach. Something with the joystick made wall running not work right for me.
You don’t hire interns for productivity. If you’re intern program is any good it’s a time/resource sink. However, it’s a good recruiting pipeline and provides young people an opportunity to get real world experience.