Readit NewsAnd that bizarre scoping of Person p feels very un-intuitive. How would you work around that if you need to keep using it after show()? (Which is an extremely common use case)
(sounds like you're repeating a talking point of the left of calling everyone on the right a fascist..)
I've never encountered ONE single grocery store, or store for that matter, that accepts bitcoin as payment.
The device in the PS1 has also been referred to as a "Geometry Transfer Engine"
You can see it's features and specs here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_technical_specif...
Some may say that it is not a "real GPU" or certain features (like 3d) are missing to make it one.
The Nvidia claim is for the GeForce 256 released in 99.
This makes me wonder if our grandkids will be debating on what the first "real AI chip" was - would it be what we call a GPU like the H100 or will a TPU get that title?
I really think this latest release is a game changer for ChatGPT since it seems much more likely to return genuine information than ChatGPT answering using its model alone. Of course it still hallucinates sometimes (I asked about searching tabs in Firefox Mobile and it told him the wrong place to find that ability while citing a bunch of Mozilla help docs), but it's much easier to verify that by clicking through to sources directly.
It feels like a very different experience using ChatGPT with search turned on and the "Citations" right side bar left open. I get answers from ChatGPT while also seeing a bunch of possibly relevant links populate. If I detect something's off I can click on a source and read the details directly. It's a huge improvement on relying on the model alone.
99% of the times it's either useless or wrong.
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