Ai chatbots are sycophants. They will say literally anything if you convince it. You can get them to tell you to kill yourself or others or anything at all. They are only dangerous if you believe them. Unfortunately that's going to be a huge problem.
Poland was asking for it. Did you see the way she dresses?
Thought I heard it was the hydro plants and therefore mostly New York and Michigan rather than small bits here and there.. Don't think they can be just turned off either.
85% of U.S. electricity imports are from Canada
We could just flick the switch on and off a few times. Seems to work on toddlers.
Two I've had good experiences with are p2.freedns.controld.com and dns.adguard-dns.com
No one complained when it was Palantir picking terrible targets. Weird how it's "worthless" from a rival.
The easiest way is to look at what comes up in /new. You'll see copycat subreddits pop up and suddenly be full of reposts filled with accounts saying bland replies. Usually mundane things like copies of r/aww. Click on the accounts themselves and look at their activity. It's subreddits of bots replying to bots. They do that until they reach a certain maturity then likely get sold to advertisers and propagandists
Posting on a blog doesn't make someone an expert on voting machines. This guy is no expert, no mathematician, no 'cybersecurity' expert. None of that.
However, Snopes' research, in which we compared the vote tallies cited by Spoonamore with the latest official election results, found his figures to be incorrect and his assertions to make no mathematical sense.
Sure, investigate. But what though? You need evidence of something before even alleging a crime.
it's probably the quality.
https://nationalhomebrew.com.au/brewers-library/safety-foreshot
The foreshot generally contains a quantity of Methanol, Acetone and various Aldehydes along with small amounts of wanted Ethanol.
There's other even more volatile compounds in the cheaper stuff. They will evaporate even more easily than alcohol, though I'd suspect that they drag some along with it.
I'd like to add what I think is probably the biggest benefit. Economies of scale.
For example, having a mine next to a steel plant next to a manufacturing plant is so much more efficient than shipping the ore to every corner of the earth that it would be impossible to have most of what we have today without doing such things.
Don't worry. Ai has that covered for you. In no time there will be so much misinformation online that objective truth will be a thing of the distant past.
Like Skyrim and Fallout, the genre tends to be buggy.
This guy is worse
https://huggingface.co/RASMUS/Whisper_Finnish_finetuned_small_200k_samples
This could work if you look into setting up Whisper Search for other languages also
Data use is very high.
I've been using the app on breaks at work at nearly half the rate I had been using RIF. Here we see that it still used about 2x the data in roughly the same time period.
The app's great. The bugs are getting hammered out and Lemmy's great too. Can you look into doing some optimising soon?
Edit: To be more specific. RIF used just over 1gig over 10 days of browsing during breaks. Most months hit about 2-2.5 gigs. While connect used 2gigs in 6 days.
Image thumbnails in list view are now full height.
They used to be like half that?
Some show up fine like this NSFW
Sorting a community kicks you back to ALL
Can't view individual communities by new anymore. Always kicks me back to ALL/HOT
Edit: Sorry, ALL/NEW. Still cannot see new sort in an individual community anymore
Is there a way to see a list of an instance's communities?
I can see that there's a top 10 communities for your local instance but finding more is impossible.