much like bidets, water picks are better.
HubertManne
joined 10 months ago
Im starting to think the fermi paradox is based around what philosophy it follows. "Efficiency" like lean or robustness like six sigma.
I would think but I don't have much experience with that.
More and more ai is going to be tailored to tell people what they want to hear.
In a small modern car its not super bad but will never be as easy as automatic. Getting used to using your left foot is annoying though. I had to use an old boat without power steering and quite when I was young and got my license on a friends automatic later in life. Im someone who hates driving in general though.
remember when people who lead these government services were people you should take advice from. as a matter of fact was the person like your doctors whos advice you would take would take advice from them or even several levels below them. wow what incredible times to be alive.
I mean we know the code does not always work and can often be not the cleanest when it does. I mean if code from ai was perfect in a six sigma way, 99.999% of the time, then I could see the black box thing and just sussing out in the lowers. Even then, any time it does not work you would need to have it give it out in human readable so we could find the bug but if it was that good it should happen like once a year or something.
I would not not want to have any non human reviewed code going out from an AI system.
I have said it before but ai and the waitress that smiles at you as you order are not your friends.
Devils advocate is very much in my nature but not so much when things are being done so obviously badly. Its great when discussions are more philisophical in nature.
I heard they were going with the compromise the persian gulf of america.
I find most everyone I know had been just keeping afloat even before this year and now are facing more disruptions. Most can't handle knowing someone needs help because they are not in a position to give it. May not apply to your case but its something I see in my life.