The S in AI stands for security.

You narrowly avoid Warhammer as you see you’re on the Enterprise. You’re called for a mission. Shortly before you’re beamed down you see it. You look down.Your heart starts racing. You’re wearing a red shirt.

Everyone has a test environment. Some are just lucky enough to have a separate production environment.

It sounds like they’re contradicting themselves in the mail they sent:

Previously we said we wouldn’t use your inputs, data, outputs, or suggestions to train AI models. This is still the case, unless you explicitly allow us to do so

(emphasis not mine)

The word explicit doesn’t IMO cover anything but informed opt-in, not opt-out of any kind.

I bought 4 polo shirts from the same brand, 2 black, 2 white. All of them in small. Black fits perfectly but white seems like its 2 sizes too big. Worst part is that small is their smallest size… But I’m trying to fix it with a reverse diet.

Cease thy prattle and take mine riches!

I see your point and raise my promethium-146 sprinkled in my tiles.

In progress?

I can’t even get an IPv6 address, even if I wanted to pay an obscene amount for a business tier.

Good for you then! I work in IT with time critical trading systems, so lunch is sometimes interrupted so we can fix the issues. Bit annoying, but that’s part of the deal.

There’s also unpaid lunch in Denmark. This would though mean that you cannot be interrupted in your half-hour lunch break for work. If you get paid lunch time your employer can though legally call you in for work again if they need you, e.g. calling in the doctor for an emergency operation.

Hey, it’s Danish too!

The infuriating part is that Danes and Norwegians couldn’t agree on which buttons to place the Æ and Ø. Even worse is that usually the Norwegian layout is more pronounced/better positioned for backlighting making the Danish Æ and Ø look like an afterthought.

It was still trained in a datacenter

XcQ, link stays blue.

LPT If you back down a narrow corridor, make them come down single file, you can take them one by one.

So an ad-blocker-blocker-blocker?

No, they were three digit before multiple incidents involving high scores. The newer models are two digit only. No flashing happen above 100 km/h either.

This is why these signs are capped at 100 km/h in Denmark. If you drive faster they don’t show anything.

What if it’s an unsigned boolean?

Unfortunately what is considered the world’s first movie is A Trip to the Moon from 1902, so there exists no movie from 1873

I’m European. I’m not talking about American cars.

And it’s also a joke with a bit of truth to it. They do require much more care so they’re more often in the workshop than, say a Toyota.