If you’re using AI as a more powerful search engine, more power to you, that’s IMO how it should be used.

The problem is too many people use it to avoid learning and critical thinking, because it’s much easier.

I’d start looking for what filled their place: who graduated in their place? What person is filling their job position? Their brothers/sisters are the same? Wife/husband and kids? Etc.

If there is evidence of a filled void, I’d trust my memory; if not, I’d think I’ve gone crazy.

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Considering the health care costs in USA, how many months does 100,000 buy if you’re not 100% covered by insurance?

What? It feels like a web wrapper right now, I always thought it was an old backend because the web app had better functionality.

I guess, but getting mad because a program doesn’t answer the way you wanted it to is silly; it’s an algorithm, not a person.

You’re expecting too much from a bunch of vector operations. The grim scenario you gave it might have tipped it into that tone of answer.

You really shouldn’t get offended by this sort of thing, it’s like getting offended because your car doesn’t slow down in school zones unless you let your foot off the gas pedal.

Why is taking credit one of your worries? You can’t tell anyone, and you can’t prove it anyway.

Besides, the informed decision is knowing you’re taking a 50/50 risk, which isn’t that bad IMO, depending on the situation. It also isn’t that good, so maybe I won’t use it unless the world has nothing to lose.

Aaand this is why UK has been so adamant to quell protests against Israel’s genocidal actions: money

Enjoy the MMOG of capitalism, where only a few griefers using exploits get to win.

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I’ve been happy with Calibre Web and downloading to the official reader apps, but I’m open to try new things.

What strikes me as odd is why starting a Java software in this day and age. Java in the server is the COBOL of the 2000s, mostly used for legacy software.

Specially when those companies are valued in TRILLIONS. Nothing is worth trillions, somehow these surreal numbers have been accepted as hard fact.

What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger! Or chronically ill, but in a cool way, really.

See the rest of the replies to my comment: HN is not only about tech and startups, and it’s influential enough to warrant manipulation.

That bailout is a business transaction, USA doesn’t give 20 billion out of their golden heart.

For visuals, Mass effect is great. Giant space guns that shoot spaceships across.

And taking a chunk of it with you.

Fuck simulations of real-life environments, I’d run a fantasy RPG campaign.

Wait a moment, wasn’t Argentina’s economy in the toilet already? If it happens like Mexico in the 80s, this 20 billion loan won’t prop the economy, but the pockets of government officials and robber barons.

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