Readit NewsThat's something that they should have taken into consideration when designing the car.
Sweden also have traffic monitors that monitor highways around cities, border exists and tunnels, and also license plate readers for toll roads and bridges (also often used for parking). Those two generally have a much higher privacy cost than traffic cameras.
Now people can go faster while being safer.
Simply, I like (mind, I'm 25 year Java guy so this is all routine to me) to know the types of the variables, the types of what things are returning.
var x = func();
And, yes, I appreciate all comments about verbosity and code clutter and FactoryProxyBuilderImpl, etc. But, for me, not having it there makes the code harder for me to follow. Makes an IDE more of a necessity.
Java code is already hard enough to follow when everything is a maze of empty interfaces, but "no code", that can only be tracked through in a debugger when everything is wired up.
Maybe if I used it more, I'd like it better, but so far, when coming back to code I've written, I like things being more explicit than not.
var myPotato = new PotatoBuilder.build(); var myFood = buyFood();
2. Even if you don't follow 1, IDEs can show you the type like
var Potato (in different font/color) myFood = buyFood();Nobody gives a shit about the iNvEsToR rEtUrN on iNveStMeNt. This is a humanitarian project which should be owned by the people, not a select few billionaires or investors to license out and dangle yet another expense, subscription, or ad model.
Typical communist attitude.
Also if you're stealing as an immigrant, you should be deported without any questions asked.
No of course you're not, and I'm not claiming anything about a full human replica so please don't put words in my mouth that way.
We're not talking about a replica of a body. We're talking about LLMs. They don't have bodies and can't be moved, which is the definition of emotion.
And I'm not sure what you mean that my context window is a day. That's a strange thing to say. I'm deeply affected by childhood traumas several decades after they happened. They affect the tension patterns in my body every day. An LLM isn't affected even within its context window regardless of its length. They're only affected in the sense that a microwave is affected by setting it to defrost or a calculator is affected by setting it up use RPN.
If you built a perfect replica of a human then it would feel emotions just as a human. But that's not what we're talking about is it? There's a saying in my country: If your granny had balls she would be your granda. We can argue all day about "what if x" and "what if y" but we might be better served focusing on the reality we actually have.
I hope that makes sense. The underlying functionality of my emotions don't matter at all, only the impact.
By the way, AI will react and have larger context window soon(ish). Then what?
Apple keyboard is shit. Swype (the one Microsoft bought) is better but still shit. Gboard is ok. But none of them are close to that windows phone keyboard. I still miss it.