Um, so yay for companies that have stolen open code and not contributed back? What even is your angle here?
In the end every licence is only as strong as your lawyers. And even if they don't get merged into the main tree, their code being available is still a big win for users and devs alike
They are too. After not listening to the voice of reason saying that firing skilled people that knew your company inside out to replace them with a gray box was maybe a dumb idea, they should quite literally pay if they want to have those people back.
Hopefully people realize that companies are more desperate than they let on, even though they'll still act like you should beg for the job
I doubt they run ADS-B transceivers, but perhaps they do. In that case picking up the signal is almost trivial with a cheap SDR but the relatively low altitude means it might not show up on flightradar if there isn't one of their receivers in sight
*has cameras that can resolve fine detail at that distance
License Plate Reader sounds so innocuous. They're realtime HD feeds.
All I know about magnets is this, give me a glass of water, let me drop it on the magnets, that’s the end of the magnets
- Golden Scientist Trump
More like Gemini when you say anything so you feel smart:
Jack seems like a pretty cool dude from what I've seen of him. Maybe he had some fumbles but from what I can tell he really is well intentioned. He does care about his fellow artists a lot
The KPMG report, initially flagged by the Register, surveyed 2,145 senior execs across 20 countries, finding that an astonishing 29 percent of them had no idea where the growing costs associated with AI were coming from.
They're just dumb assholes
That will definitely help with the fact that most of your customers fucking hate all of your products!
I'm done trying to convince you that no one is saying that and you're just looking for an excuse to be offended bud. Bye
Altman has literally said his plan to become profitable is to build a chatbot good enough and then ask it. And that he can't imagine being a parent without relying on chatgpt for everything