No, there are 3 actually:

Do not casually drive in Hiroshima/Nagasaki in 1945.

There are 2 moments you need to understand: sadly, but there exist pro-Russian comunities where you will be deleted/banned if you are disagree with them no matter what. Secondly, if you break the rules in any comunity you will also be deleted/banned. So, your only choice is to politely disagree and safely roast russians in the comunities with neutral moderators.

Sad but real.

Black one. You can earn a lot of money by being the fastest delivery agent.

I do not know why to use Netflix in the first place if you can simply visit free streaming platforms like HDREZKA, watch a few ads and then enjoy your film. Yeah, ads can be annoying sometimes but, at least, all is free, content doesn’t get removed simply because of it is no longer watched actively and no forced registration. And they also provide some useful features like the personal lists, collections, different sound records, history of publication for series and even the approximate schedule for the upcoming series which is really useful.

Next step: you no longer can like or dislike the video.

Looks for me like actions of AI agents.

Sounds like a motel horror story.

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Sorry, but this is just some random image I found on the internet. Try searching it through Google image search to find the origins. Good luck. 🤞

Still looks hot AF.

Maybe. I haven’t studied modern chess engines so deeply. All I know that you either can use the brute force method that will calculate in recursion each possible move or train an AI model on existing brute force engines and it will simply guess the best possible move without actually recalculating each possible. Both scenarios work with each one having its own benefits and downsides.

But all of this is said according to my knowledge which can be incomplete, so recommend to recheck this info.

We lost another virgin warrior. 😔😢

Lol.

Well, for what I know, modern chess engines are relatevly small AI models that usually work by taking on input the current state of the board and then predicting the next best move. Like Stockfish. Also, there is a game called Supreme Commander 2, where it is confirmed of usage small neural models to run NPC. And, as a person that somewhat included in game development, I can say that indie game engine libgdx provides an included AI module that can be fine tuned to a needed level for running NPC decisions. And it can be scaled in any way you want.

Yeah, especially it is funny how people forgot that even small models the size of like 20 neurons used for primitive NPCs in a 2D games are called AI too and can literally run on a button phone(not Nokia 3310, something slightly more powerful). And these small ones specialized models exist for decades already. And the most interesting is that relatevly small models(few thousands of neurons) can work very well in predicting trends of prices, classify objects by their parameters, calculate chances of having specific disease by only symptoms and etc. And they generally work better than even LLMs in the same task.

Real horror.