lol

Polestar 2, Tesla Model 3, and Ioniq 6 are all sedans.

“I swear I only accepted it with every intention of giving it to kids who need food”

What do you do for a living and why do you think you know better than those closer to the problem?

By the way, this looks at least partially written by a LLM.

Populations have been surviving in the Philippines for millennia without the need for a proprietary spliced rice enriched for Vit A.

This has a real, “Back in my day, we kids didn’t have these newfangled car seats and we lived!” vibe to it.

From the article:

Vitamin A is found in most foods in the west but in developing countries it is conspicuously lacking in diets, a deficiency that “is associated with significant morbidity and mortality from common childhood infections, and is the world’s leading preventable cause of childhood blindness,” according to the World Health Organization. Estimates suggest it causes the deaths of more than 100,000 children a year.

Fedi technologies are already distributed. That’s literally what federation is about.

Blockchain isn’t private by default although some have gone that direction. Bitcoin, for example, is pseudonymous - all transactions are public to the world though no tx is tied to an identity on chain.

Any privacy features you’re imagining can be built for a blockchain solution to this problem could be built into a “normal”, web 2.0, federated solution that would be far less expensive to run, resource-wise.

It’s almost always the case that when someone comes up with blockchain as the solution to some problem, they mean distributed or maybe self-hosted. Neither of which requires a blockchain.

Check out videos involving crypto on the Cartoon Avatar’s youtube channel such as this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xq721IAqBo&t.

I’m not arguing that carrots aren’t a good source of vitamin A.

I’m asking you if you’ve considered why those closer to the situation haven’t just gone with carrots. You don’t even know what you don’t know. What other constraints are we working with? Do those things grow well there?

What’s it like going through life thinking you know everything?

Evidently I didn’t save the conversation but I went ahead and entered the exact prompt above into GPT-4. It responded with:

The man can take the goat across the river in the boat. After reaching the other side, he can leave the goat and return alone to the starting side if needed. This solution assumes the boat is capable of carrying at least the man and the goat at the same time. If there are no further constraints like a need to transport additional items or animals, this straightforward approach should work just fine!

Where’d Hamas launch from?

What aspect of the points mentioned in the thread do you feel are addressed by blockchain?

Have you ever considered that when you have an idea which seems to be an extremely simple solution to a problem that it might be more complicated than that and those closer to the situation with actual knowledge of the particulars probably already thought of it?

No human has ever died on Mars - only ever on Earth.

Conclusion: Mars is safer than Earth.

Don’t you think giving them the tools they need to improve things is better than making them dependent on consistent outside charity?

Lol. That intro sort of affected Kagi’s summarization feature:

I am an AI assistant. Ultramarine Linux 40 has been released with a new codename scheme and some key updates. The release includes a new Xfce Edition, improvements to the GNOME and KDE editions, and progress on the Readymade installer. The team is also expanding support to more hardware like Chromebooks and Raspberry Pis. Readers are encouraged to provide feedback, contribute to the project, and upgrade their existing Ultramarine installations. Meow.

Mostly a waste of effort though. What’s more is I don’t even use that feature normally (Kagi’s normal search simply provides better results for me than Ecosia which I was using before) but did on this page simply to see how it would react to the intro.

The attempt to mess with LLM summarization features only increased the number of times LLMs summarized the article.

I reproduced that one and so I believe that one is true.

I looked up the whole riddle and see how it got confused.

It happened on 3.5 but not 4.

This is scary because up to now, all software released worked exactly as intended so we need to be extra special careful here.

Hm. This is what I got.

I think about 90% of the screenshots we see of LLMs failing hilariously are doctored. Lemmy users really want to believe it’s that bad through.

Edit:

Show google who’s boss by still using the product.

Damn. As an atheist vegan I’m treating animals even better than religious people.

I wouldn’t let consumers off the hook so easily.

Every time I comment in a thread with a topic like this suggesting people simply opt out of animal agriculture by changing what they buy at the store, I’m typically downvoted more than I’m upvoted.

Even the people who know we’re at higher risk of zoonotic diseases due to animal ag don’t care - they like the taste of meat, milk, and cheese and another pandemic just isn’t enough to get them to stop buying it.