We need to be more careful than that, no one wants to end up on a list when a non-profit is required to show its books.

Should be a very private and affordable for-profit with some reasonable way to keep payments off the books

valitettavasti en :(

I do watch a lot of Hydraulic Press Channel though so i at least have an ear for Finglish :)

looking into my state code, it’s legal if it’s in the lease and they did ammend the lease on renewal to include it.

Morale? no. Legal here? it would appear to be.

Mine used to give me free water and natural gas. I filled my waterbed with hot water when I moved in.

Years later, they changed it over so that the whole building was metered and the price was divided.

Most of them are fairly expected. That Finland tho…

Mostly found out as we feverishly seek out escape routes.

This is what confused me so much about germany’s real name :)

Interesting story, but I’ve seen the same work with how many ass in assassian

you can probe the stuff it’s bad at, and a lot of it doesn’t line up well with the story that it’s how people were corrected.

It can’t handle things it’s not trained on very well, or at least not anything substantially different from what it was trained on.

It can usually apply rules it’s trained on to a small corpus of data in its training data. Give me a list of female YA authors. But when you ask it for something more general (how many R’s there are in certain words) it often fails.

It’ll certainly be of lesser quality even if they go through steps to make it able to address it.

good documentation and open projects ported might be enough to give you working code, but it’s not going to be able to optimize it without being trained on tons of optimization data.

Probably explains why quora started sending me multiple daily emails about shit i didn’t care about and removed unsubscribe buttons form the emails.

I don’t delete many accounts… but that was one of them

Works well for now. Wait until there’s something new that it hasn’t been trained on. It needs that Stack Exchange data to train on.

As well it should be. If our government is so easily able to avoid and ignore all laws, no one should trust it. And if we can’t draw sufficient support from our local ranks to make it stop, we should not be trusted either.

Fire is cheaper. you could even alert them and make sure they get out ok. just sayin

There are multiple countries having dialogues to plan their actions.

This is no longer a situation where the US can simply walk in and take what it wants and getting a big payoff instead of facing consequences.

Allies will form. Even the worst segment of the US population doesn’t want WWIII, a civil war yes, but they don’t want their kids drafted to die over the annex of Greenland.

You think they’ll drop those prices when the AI pops?

I ran three jobs for a couple of years. I ended up high enough up in my current job that they’d take offence to a second job. And the market is shit. I just want to move to a nice quiet country where your neighbors aren’t an actual liability with decent healthcare and work until I’m dead giving my kids a chance at living a happy life. Is that too much to ask?

It actually happened quite a lot in the last couple ep’s

They’re writing them as if they’re still 12.

Steve: re’re gonna need some weapons, * picks up a handgun *, Dustin: I have a better idea! tapes a knife to a stick and shoves some nails through a trash can lid, as they run off to prepare to fight a kaiju.

Mike to Nancy: I’m gonna need one of those guns. gives him a flare gun

Ohh they defeated the thing, that was pretty cool. Wait, how is there an hour left? There’s gonna be more crazy action, right? … right?

< flash back to a year prior with writers sitting around a table >

So, we want to go out with a bang, The final episode needs to be a full 2 hours … and change. Now the bad news, our SFX budget is only greenlit for half of what we asked for. We need ideas, and … Go!