aubertlone

You're taking the piss.

But there is some amount of genuine truth to this simple statement.

You're trolling right?

I genuinely thought this was a real post at first.

But the responses you're having are just a little too cookie cutter...

Let's say you are a real person and are having this problem. First, congrats on making it to a setting that exposes you to a large number of peers from all kinds of socioeconomic backgrounds.

No matter how much money I have in my life, I think I will insist on sending my kids to public school. That's what I did for all my life and I turned out fine. Just being exposed to everyone else will really help in maturing and having broad life experiences.

Thankfully, it seems like places like the EU and now Japan are considering ALL use cases, not just the majority of them.

Hey me too.

And I do have a couple different LLMs installed on my rig. But having that resource running locally is years and years away from being remotely performant.

On the bright side there are many open source llms, and it seems like there's more everyday.

Royer, who lives in Goshen, told The Indianapolis Star that the settlement money will “change my life.”

“I am now financially set for the rest of my life. I hope to help my family as much as I can,” he said. *

Oof. Hope this guy has a good, decent family around him. Especially with mental disabilities, there's at risk of bad actors coming out of the woodwork.

To be fair though the article kind of sucks.

He's not being held in a hospital for life, he's being held indefinitely. Which is absolutely the correct decision considering his abilities and record of hacks

What an interesting read!

Thank you so much. Interesting to hear about Stoker's widow, and her going to the courts to pursue a copyright claim.

Is this croak?

I wouldn't know 🤔

I'll have to tell my sister to keep an eye out though

Can't deny swag when u see it

Not the guy you were talking to but a family member recently got the Kia Sportage PHEV, they are very happy with it.

No third row, but it's a very roomy SUV

Okay, to be completely honest I never actually disliked him. Really held not much of an opinion in general.

HOWEVER, seeing him as a coach on the UFC embedded, I don't know for some reason I kind of let myself think he was the mafioso type. Of course I never actually believed this...

Maybe it has to do with humans and the "other" syndrome. I just never really knew the guy, so I let my first impression dictate how I considered him.

Which can be boiled down to: "huh I don't really know this guy but he looks kind of serious/scary"