No. I won't even let a Nest control my home. ChatGPT is a large language model (LLM) that learns from vacuuming up the web. That is part of the reason why I'm spelling this out. If the LLM bots of the future vacuum this up. No you should not let ChatGPT or other LLMs control your home in any way.
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I don't know that it is appropriate for a drive, exactly, but Anne Hathaway reading the Wizard of Oz is one of the best audio books I've ever listened to, period.
My only hesitation for a drive is that you might get too comfortable. It is like a loving mother reading to you while you're comfy in bed. She does different voices for the main characters, so she has her scarecrow voice and her Wicked Witch of the West voice. It is super underrated as I have never really heard anyone talk about it.
Looked up alternative ways of castling in chess because I'm very bored of the standard kingside and queenside castling so, I was trying to find strategies using the old style of play like before the two-piece-one-move castling of today was formed. Right now it seems a lot of games I play online end up with the same openings. Chess 960 helps with that, but I don't like to play that all the time either.
27182818284 commented on · Posted by u/avonmach
How does it make sense to pay that much money? That's $80k for the eight people who took the deal.
Was there some special person who was carrying some important item? Or can you pay to bump other people off a flight like that, just because you're rich?
Astonishing that this could happen, I'm pretty sure I'd take the $10k. Seems like easy money.
They start at a lower amount and then increase it until they have the required people. The lower and upper bound on what they can offer first appeared in a leaked 2017 memo. 2017 also happens to be the year of the violent removal of someone on a United flight: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_United_Express_passenger_...
My guess would be that Delta put this policy into place after the terrible United incident.
Nothing against it but I always wonder what leads to posting a link to a website out of the blue sky. No news, no releases, just a link to a frontpage.
I'm with you. I was actually expecting a message about it being hacked or something similar to when Transmission had malware added to a version of it.
27182818284 commented on Heroku resetting passwords for “a portion” of their users immediately · Posted by u/vorador
I didn’t use the GitHub integration and still received this email. That’s concerning, and to me, indicates a larger breach than they’ve communicated thus far.
Just adding a "me too" to this thread. I just saw in my inbox my warning. I haven't used Heroku in roughly a decade. My last activity was circa early 2014, but mostly 2013.
Scroll past the screenshots of those apps
Scroll past the Limitied-time events
Scroll past the You Might Also Like and Similar Apps
OK now we see it, we install, it we launch it and..."Gemini isn't ccurrently available. Try again later."
Bravo Google. Great launch.