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If you kill all the sources, nothing new will get added to their knowledge.

Yeah. You can type in the text boxes in the video, click the captcha, etc. No JS or anything.

Catalytic converter requires a computer too. Kinda because it requires fuel injection.

Cars have been run by computer for 40 years. practically all cars have been for 30 years.

There’s an easy short-term answer: Temp agency. It’s stressful because you don’t know if you have work until the last minute and half your coworkers will be horrible, but it’s work that requires nothing more than a pulse.

You could also see if the sports arenas are hiring. They may be mostly staffed for the season now, but they pull a lot of workers and tend to lose a good chunk each year. Best bet for stability would be kitchen, warehouse, etc since those work both between events and on event days.

They’ve purged entire teams just because they got assigned certain cases and they’ve frozen promotions and raises in some departments for people who won’t sign something saying they voted for Trump. They absolutely are gutting our government at all levels.

Very tiny, high pitched squeal.

I can stick my pinky entirely inside my nose and expel air from my tear ducts, separately or simultaneously.

It’s especially important to understand that in the early days of computing you only had a single system font or a tiny font pack of less than 10. Microsoft used a tiny pack that had Arial as their sans-serif, Times New Roman as their serif, Courier New as their monospace, and two symbol fonts. Of the three real fonts, two were incredibly computery, leaving Times New Roman as the friendliest font available.

Microsoft then set out to make a family-friendly cartoon-themed OS and set the entire OS in TNR. One of their designers took issue with it and designed Comic Sans to be a viable OS font that felt friendly and suited comic art. He was a bit late in starting, so it shipped with TNR and immediately failed, but Comic Sans ended up shipping with some versions of 95, then became a default font in Internet Explorer and Win98. As a result, it was the only friendly font on the average computer for ages.

Back in the XP era, I set a hard drive to B and random installers would refuse to target it because they insisted it was too small. Good times.

Yep. One of the least sourcy Source games.

There was a ton of combat helicopter use in Vietnam, which led to a heap of pilots willing to do crazy stuff.

This isn’t about scraping materials for training the underlying LLM or image gen models. This is about testing and training the agent frameworks that are given tasks to execute.

Censoring your username doesn’t work too well when you use the same one here.

The US usually leaves towns legally distinct as they blend together. We tend to call the whole area by the city name, with only locals using the actual town names. Microsoft, for example, is based in Redmond, not Seattle. Google is based in Mountain View, Facebook is in Menlo Park, Apple is in Cupertino, and Intel/NVidia are in Santa Clara, but those are all San Fransisco to non-residents.

If you go by Metro Statistical Area (MSA), there are two cities over 10mil, 9 between 5-10mil, and 45 between 1-5mil.