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There are probably things created in supernova explosions that we couldn't think about creating due to the energy required, but like our manmade ones, they decay very quickly so we'd never know of their existence. So as far as stability, the periodic chart is probably pretty much complete.

Clearly the manager either isn't involving themselves with projecting food production needs, or is very bad at it. Either way, this is on the manager if there is so much waste. How the hell do you do other food management like ordering and inventory if you're just letting people make whatever they feel is the right amount? Do your job. This kills the idea that employees will make too much in order to take something home, and lets you let them take extra home. Win-win for everyone. And if taking a few cookies home kills your business, once again you're a bad food manager.

They're right. Greenhouse gases don't endanger people. In fact, life would be difficult without greenhouse gases present.

It's the production of an overabundance of greenhouse gases that's the problem. Humans started the imbalance, nature is adding to it as things warm up. Nature will do what it will do, it's up to us to get leadership that understands a head in the sand doesn't change anything.

I think with a few changes it would be a better movie. Less screaming, a bit of a different ending and who survives. There's some good parts though. I've seen people complain that the one scene with the birds is convenient and forced to make Cruise's character important, but the soldiers were busy trying to get people out of the place and wouldn't have necessarily noticed what he did. Note that once they understood, they took action. Also RIP the one guy who almost made it.

They're already sending Jordan Peterson, that's quite a bit.

Oops, sorry, misread that as "shit".

But actually just gold colored that flakes off in a year. Symbolic of everything he does.

The model isn't going to help there, then. I've been messing with some of the whisper variants like faster-whisper, also tried an older one called nerd-dictation, haven't yet found one that doesn't creep in garbage from time to time. And of course you have to make sure the data the VR is getting is clean of noise and a good level. It's tough to troubleshoot. The advantage is that LLMs might be able to pick through the crap and figure out what you really want, if there's enough trigger words there. I even had an uncensored one once call me out on a typo I made, which I thought was hilarious. But getting 100% accuracy with so many places that can error is a challenge. It's why I suggested finding or making (!) a fine tuned version that self limits what it responds to, to help put another filter to catch the problems. Ironic that the dumber things work better by just not doing anything when the process breaks.

Having used Voice Attack on the Windows side, the same thing applied. It wasn't that VA or Windows were better at picking up a voice command, but a matter of setting the probability of a match for a command low enough to catch a partial hit, while high enough to weed out the junk. So that's probably the goal here, but that gets into the coding for the voice recognition models, and I'm not good enough to go that deep.

Have you tried the newest release? It seems to be more PS leaning, at least that's what I hear from PS experts.

They'll just point to the studies that suggest the economy will do fine in even the worst case scenarios. Unfortunately the governments are not concerned about the consequences to the general public if they can find a way to keep themselves afloat. The proof is right there, they aren't doing everything possible to change. Change only comes if there's profit.

They seemed fast, but it's just because they worked in packs, so the one that got you was there the whole time.

Exactly. I get that there are still niches there that haven't found their place here yet (be the change you want to see), but the only way I use Reddit now is through a search for things that find old information, since it is still a huge database of data (admittedly both good and bad).

There's a percentage of jobs out there that even with layoffs, AI, and the rest, are not crucial to the operation and could be eliminated. Ask anyone who is the "main" worker while others do the minimum or less.