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.
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You have to admit, quality or not, the guy has the longest running brand recognition. Any PR is good PR.
I don't use a HA so not familiar with the details of what's out there, but where are you having the problems? Is voice recognition fine and the model just isn't always following the directions precisely? If not, what are you using, whisper or something else? (I'm in search myself of a better voice to text that's local). Certainly by now there are local models fine tuned for being HA, which would work better than a general purpose that could drift or misunderstand common commands.
The wiki article has more info, but it's basically one fossil, originally classified as octopus, but that is now retracted and its connection to anything is not known yet.
Oh no, so that falls right into the Reddit trap of, well then it must be alien.
"Look how well the economy is doing!"
"Sir...actually, never mind."
Not brain dead, just the reasoning parts aren't firing anymore. I'm being generous and assuming they worked better at some point. Maybe they didn't, after all child abuse does traumatize.
The only time I saw Melania smile is when Obama was talking to her. Is making another man's wife smile (when he can't) treason?
To be fair, a lot of those are due to a Windows legacy of dominating the market, which isn't going to change until there are more people elsewhere. It's a bit of a catch-22, and yet even being a small percent use in desktop Linux has started to get distros that feel and run similar to Windows enough so people who don't dabble in Windows specific software don't miss it. It's also a bit much to weigh Windows as better in many of those above features when it still have its own issues often, even though it is the dominate and supported OS.
I laughed at your last part. I have never not had to do the same for Windows as I have for Linux when a problem pops up. Google the problem. Those troubleshooters are such a waste of time, and honestly the only time I've had an automated fix that worked to resolve a situation was in Linux via purging the old driver and reloading it. The Windows troubleshooter is like the first tier on a tech support line, where you tell them, yeah, I already did all that.
plug in AI security device
"Initializing security sweep."
"Security scan finished. All databases wiped clean."
If she is streaming what she'd be doing anyway and gets paid for just being online, that's a great way for a bit of extra income for just having fun. Don't get burnt out that way, and if you decide to do it less or stop, not a huge loss either.
It's sad news, but dude went out gloriously. Had his last show and then peaced out.
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).