

Sentencing is still part of the carriage of justice. Fake statements like this should not be allowed until after all verdicts and punishments are decided.
Sentencing is still part of the carriage of justice. Fake statements like this should not be allowed until after all verdicts and punishments are decided.
“I loved that AI, and thank you for that…” Lang said immediately before sentencing Horcasitas.
I hope they win that appeal an get a new sentencing or a new trial even. That sounds like a horrible misuse of someone’s likeness. Even if my family used a direct quote from me I’d be PISSED if they recreated my face and voice without my permission.
Great features poorly implemented. It’s incredibly easy to make poorly optimized forms that basically end up DDoSing itself.
ServiceNow, for one, is a platform as a service that handles trouble tickets, CMDB, and some general automation. Most people at my company that use it really hate it but management busts a nut over things like this.
I think it’s also a bit obtuse, depending on the situation, to say they’re “cheating”. Using it in class during a test is clearly cheating. Doing it for homework is just using resources you have at hand. This kind of statement has been made over and over throughout the years.
Using a calculator is cheating. Using a graphing calculator is cheating. Using a previous years assignments is cheating. Using cliff notes is cheating. Using the Internet is cheating. Using stack overflow is cheating.
I’ll admit there is a point of diminishing returns, where you basically fail to learn anything, and we’re pretty much there with AI, but we need to find new challenges to fit our new tools. You rarely solve 21st century problems with 19th century tools and methods.
I tutored my wife in Trigonometry, which I fucking hate and have never gotten more than a C in, and she got an A. She also hates trig and math in general. It’s basically a measure of whose memory and work ethic is best.
My 11" netbook is my favorite portable PC I own. A bit slow but rock solid and about as heavy as a tablet.
Obscenely large donation incoming in 5… 4…
Maybe this isn’t a thing in the UK but look into a contracting/staffing company. It won’t be high quality work but it’s work and they won’t waste your time if they think you’re unhireable.
No “what if”, you 110% can! I’ve been running Linux on a netbook for over a decade. It would absolutely choke under the weight of a Windows installation.
Looks cool. Anyone who’s played can say how it differs from X-Com or Shadowrun?
Just speaking for the windows team at my own company, they’re arguably less modernized than our mainframe team.
My employer did basically this and it’s really only used for nickel and diming employees. At best you get 100% of what you would’ve been due, but you probably end up getting 95% of it. So while you might miss out on a couple hundred dollars the company saved millions by doing this across the board.
Linux: You’re using passwords? As your only authentication method? Eww! Whyyyyy???
As far as base services go Linux doesn’t really have that many that would be resource hogs.
For giving CPU preference to your game you can use nice
. For keeping pages of memory from being invalidated you could maybe use mlock
but I have no experience with that tool. Unnecessary use of the GPU would probably be the biggest drag. For your distro or desktop environment you should see if it has a “game mode” or any settings you can toggle that normally use the GPU.
Then couldn’t that give instances free reign to start creating fake votes?
I’m using universalblue, a Fedora derivative, that defaults to, and maybe requires btrfs, and it’s been good. Because it’s important for the immutability and atomic updates I kind of feel like I shouldn’t do anything custom with it. I haven’t seen performance issues or other weirdness. If I had a choice though I would still use btrfs. It makes backups and snapshots very easy.
You could also beat the burden by using some of that “free speech” money to get the Global Oppression Party to do its fucking job and check the President.
I don’t have a problem with AI in filmmaking but I’d have a problem if AI actors were suddenly winning awards in the acting category.
I think this approach is going to fair the best for mainstream adoption (i.e. Windows refugees). So I would agree that the “future” is going to involve immutable distros as a large, possibly majority, of all Linux installations.