It’s the complement of inherit.
It’s the complement of inherit.
It’s basically like a wetter, sloppier, longer version of a queef
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A landing of Covenant troop carriers at Disney World also could be coming soon.
But how many pennies?
This is a common design pattern for “packages”.
Winamp uses a pattern called package management for its skins. Same as chrome extensions, etc etc. Most of the time we don’t call it that because the term is more reserved for package sets which provide a wider array of functionality. The iOS app store is a package management system.
The packages, much like boxes being handled by FedEx, contain standardized elements which allow that package management system to find and install the package. Much like how when you ship a box through FedEx the first thing they do is put standardized labels on that contain all the different barcodes that different parts of their process use to route the package.
Like with Chrome extensions, there are certain files that must be there (iirc something like a manifest.json file) and others which can be anything. If you need an image for a button, that image becomes part of the package. If you need a complex set of rules then maybe there’s a little sqlite file or csv file containing all the rules. Or font files, or whatever.
Thing is, the package format is defined by the “box” as opposed to by the “contents of the box”.
I heard it through a great Vine
And that comment is not about “what it’s about”. It’s about being curious. It’s incidental to the topic at hand.
I still don’t buy that protecting people’s content from being read by AI is a good thing. I think the fear of AI stealing our thunder or whatever by reading what we’ve written is overblown as a fear.
Trump assassination attempt, Biden dropping out of presidential race
The more players capable of making such deals, the less valuable such deals become. So I saw go for it Microsoft and I hope the landscape gets further and further fractured to the point where exclusivity deals don’t work out for the sites.
Yeah but reddit made a deal with google because google’s the big player.
It’s hard to say, but I’d lead toward Google on this one. How does reddit benefit from only being indexed by one search engine? Google must have offered them something more, to make it in reddit’s best interests.
In other words, this deal naturally benefits only google, at the cost of value to reddit and to the public. So google must be doing something that makes it worth it to reddit. Could be threat of punishment: “You give us exclusive crawl access, or we don’t crawl you”.
We need to do something to protect Internet Archive and its access to scrape sites.
What happens?
Can someone confirm this is real?
Not me
And they’ll train that AI on the first AI’s detection performance. This process is called Generative Adversarial Neural Networks, or GANN. It works really well and allows AI to become superhuman by having superhuman obstacles to overcome.
If there’s an algorithm for detecting deep fakes, there’s an algorithm for creating an AI capable of fooling that algorithm.
Just send them a photo of you dead. Make sure to label it “This is me, dead”.
Or send them your dead body.