Angostura

It doesn’t give you what POTS used to give you - several days of battery backup that kept the phone system working in the event of power failure. I remember the huge racks of lead-acid batteries in the old exchange buildings

You’re not going to run HVAC, but I’m more than happy to have the freezer running, the light on the TV etc

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cv1j309d4g98t - available to me - I'm not sure how accessible the BBC news is now to those elsewhere?

I can't see why you would think a train crash would "add fuel to the fire"

I was a journalist in the old days. With all due respect it was mote than just a job. It was a community, a calling. It felt important. I went out to dinner with my first ever boss and some original colleagues a couple of months ago and had a great time.

‘Click to write and install driver’

Across multiple non-European languages?

I’m on an M1 workout these issues. How are you isolating them to be AI related?

Yes

Back when I was a tech journalist, back in the 90s I visited Israel once and interviewed a number of their tech companies - admittedly most in the cyber-security space.

They ascribed a lot of the tech innovation to conscription - lots of the founders had learned a lot while in technical posts in the army and put that to use when they left.

Wait until you find out about the thousands of anecdotal reports from parents about “sugar rush” in their kids- also without foundation

Congratulations, you’re patient zero for an unstoppable virus

It’s not at all clear that the lab was undertaking gain of function research https://www.factcheck.org/2021/05/the-wuhan-lab-and-the-gain...

So you need a conspiracy to covertly run gain of function research and then subsequently cover up any leak

I’ve never had a problem with, but then I’ve never sent an email containing the phrase ‘barely legal teens’

> Does anyone else remember when claiming it was a lab in China that leaked was “racist”

No. I remember it being called a conspiracy theory. And it still is.

> But it is awfully strange that the first patients of a novel pandemic coronavirus were workers at a lab conducting gain of function research on coronavirus.

Except - as far as I know - the first patients weren’t.

What about if it were called 'evidence-based altruism'?

The want some disk space back.

Personally, my limited experimentation with Apple AI has left me quite liking it.

The contents of the Exportable’Privacy Report’ are interesting to look through

On iOS Safari:

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Range consisting of offset and length are out of bounds

Reloading the page may help. A screenshot of this to @gruberbuilds on X helps fix it.

I’m not on X

See also the Mitchell and Webb ‘inebriati’ sketch - https://youtu.be/-Zj50DmBFp0

It looks to me like non-LLM specialist who would like a prepackaged simple, ‘safe’ way to have an always-on personalised agent.

Senior and middle managers? (not using those as pejoratives, by the way - I am one)

Typical transit time seems pretty good for me

So, it was obvious why Open AI models started inserting references to goblins and pixies it’s conversation- references that had to be suppressed?

But were you successfully conned into believing an AI had solved the Navier-Stokes problem?

I think you've said nothing here other "Look up a good summary of the Monroe doctrine, with which I mildly disagree"

Does low-tariff trade and easier freedom of movement offer benefits?

Tokens want to be paid for

> What's the point here? That everyone should use the n-nines notation? Sure. However, companies have no inte

Skip to the last 2 paragraphs

I don’t see why you think “12 hours affected in the last 30 days (98.31% uptime)”

Is trying to spin anything. It’s making easier to see the impact over the last 30 days. I agree with the article

It might be reasonable for a new source you don’t pay for to make money from advertising. Not so, the company that sells you a tv