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Since at least some legitimate answers are already in, I will just say that I've noticed this as well from playing GeoGuessr, and it is definitely limited to only a few countries, I believe mostly in SEA.

Minor mistake in the article, keychain does have 2FA code generation built in.

Holy shit you weren't kidding. The Markdown backticks being "not directly executable" is perhaps the dumbest take I've ever heard on ChatGPT, and that's saying a lot. Wow

Ah got it, millions of people suffering is not a lot, so it must not be a real issue. You're the worst kind of person.

those people experiencing food insecurity barely make up anything

Then it should be easy to feed them with just a fraction of the food that's thrown away?? How you could possibly say that and think it helps your point is beyond me.

Currently, as much as 40% of food is thrown away in the US, while millions of people experience food insecurity. The scarcity is fully intentional.

Out of curiosity, was it an SQL injection or an XSS exploit?

and at least one of them seems to have been successful based on the response

ChatGPT definitely has the potential to put web developers out of a job !

Great example of actual dunning kruger. No serious web developer can be replaced by even the best currently available GPT model and we have no guarantee that its reasoning abilities will keep improving at the current rate in future models.

It's cool that you were able to do this but it wouldn't have taken long for you to learn the skills necessary to do this yourself instead...

Ich habe mir angewöhnt den Doppelpunkt zu verwenden und dann nach dem jeweils "ganzen Wort" zu deklinieren (die Student:in, ein Außenstehende:r). Meiner Meinung nach stört das den Textfluss nicht und liest sich daher genauso einfach wie vorher, aber zeigt halt trotzdem dass es einem zumindest nicht komplett egal ist.

Die Klimaforscher, die sich durch die Reihe weg einig sind dass es extrem schlecht für uns aussieht, liegen also alle falsch? Und das weißt du besser als die weil..?

Also ganz ehrlich, etwas irrationaleres als deine pseudointellektuelle Realitätsverweigerung hier kann ich mir kaum vorstellen. Du kannst gerne so viele krumme Analogien zur Physik herbeizitieren wie du willst – das mag vielleicht am Stammtisch ziehen – aber deine Argumentation wird dadurch auch nicht schlüssig. Dass "die Wissenschaft" nur um Modelle bemüht sei ist auch eine Verallgemeinerung, die ihresgleichen sucht. Kein Wort davon, dass die kontinuierliche empirische Bestätigung dieser Modelle ebenfalls Kernbestandteil wissenschaftlicher Arbeit ist.

Die Datenlage ist klar, und in den letzten Jahren konnte man die prognostizierten Wettereffekte schon eindeutig beobachten. Oder hältst du es wirklich für einen Zufall, dass wir jedes Jahr neue Hitzerekorde brechen?

Auf die Wissenschaft hören ist irrational?

Was ist denn deiner Meinung nach rational? Dass das ja alles "halb so schlimm ist", weil es sich noch nicht dramatisch genug anfühlt? Klar, das ist viel logischer und nicht so von Gefühlen und Illusionen geprägt wie diese verrückten Wissenschaftler.

You acknowledge there are legitimate reasons to be opposed to Musk, but at the same time you are discrediting anyone who has that opinion as "[not] to be taken seriously"?

Brushing off criticism as "hate" and "trendy" is counterproductive and whether you like it or not, says a lot about your own biases as well. If you are actually interested in genuine discourse, you should instead engage with the reasons why he is disliked, and make your case as to why they're not important/accurate/whatever. Because blindly defending him from "haters" is just as much a trend thing.

And before you accuse me of "[struggling] hard when having to state those reasons", there's a myriad of good reasons to think Musk is a bad person. From the way he treated his workers during the height of the pandemic, to the way he publicly treated Twitter employees fearing for their jobs, to the kinds of politics he's using Twitter to promote under the guise of "free speech", it's clear that he does not feel a need to be respectful to people he has control over. I don't know what your moral compass is, but I don't particularly care for selfish rulers.

Do you think people just hate the guy for fun? This isn't team sports, he's a disliked figure for many legitimate reasons, whether you agree with them or not.

Ok..? Why is this news?

A lot of compound words are actually multiple tokens so there's nothing stopping the LLM from generating the tokens in a new order thereby creating a new word.

I get that, but the original game wasn't intended to be nearly as big as it turned out to be, so I'm not faulting them too much for having to release some should-be-base-game stuff later on. A lot of that will be included from the start in CS2 at least, like trams, bike lanes and better ped paths, so that's something.

Cities Skylines for me. It's like building my own little world that I would want to live and work in

As an AI language model,

Yup, that does kinda give it away.

It could be that the epoch is the start of 2003, so any train with a reset week counter shows 2003, and now they all do since the counter has overflowed late last year.

The fact that they use a week counter in general is something I remember from someone familiar with the onboard computer system, but I don't remember how it's set up specifically unfortunately.