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> It's really fun and exactly how I imagined it.

If this is what you imagined, you need to imagine better.

* Pathfinding is terrible (if I end up inside the fenced area clicking outside doesn’t lead me out). * Forcing me to go landscape while not even filling the entire screen is terrible (where did you even test this). * Controls are disastrous (I’m either barking all the time or a bark makes my sprite ignore my movements).

You one-shotted this, and I will admit it’s incredible that these agents can create something like this in minutes.

But your statements along with the “most dangerous AI model” in the title are disingenuous. Please do better.


You also have the right to travel freely within the domestic US.


> If MS breaks the lease agreement with OpenAI

If that happens. AMZN, or GOOG will be all over that.


Sounds like a line from HGTTG


It’s from the opening credits of Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79TVMn_d_Pk


> Their terrible worker treatment isn’t endearing in any way either

Yeah but they're Chinese workers, so people are happy to look the other way /s


> - Privacy. Apple didn't built their business on milking people's data unlike google and so many others.

Is this still true? :(


Unless you have something to suggest otherwise, yes it is true.


I have a 972 number. Caller ID recently made it look like I'd received calls from Israel and Peru, but it was had dropped the US country code (+1) and making it look like the calls were from +971 (Israel) and +51x (Peru).


Good on Elon/SpaceX for pointing more satellites at Ukraine (is that even how this works?). But do we know if they have enough kits to use it, I hope they're also working on getting more into Ukraine.

Not being critical of this, just curious.


The starlink satellites are in low earth orbit and fly-over coverage varies only by latitude.

They do have the ability to ‘point’ service with electronically steerable antennas, but at ~50 degrees N, Kyiv is actually in a very good place for Starlink support.

The main question is where Starlink will have ground stations and how vulnerable they might be to attack. A single ground station can service users within 3-4 hundred mile radius. In addition, the terminals require zero local infrastructure beyond basic power and can sole m supply 200+Mbps down, 40+ up.


There's decent coverage in Ukraine from ground stations in Lithuania, Poland, and Turkey: https://starlink.sx.


> But stories about Foxconn using child labor to build Alexa devices ... went fairly under the radar in comparison

This specific instance might be true, I don't know. But it seems incorrect to base an argument off Apple getting less/more coverage than a company like Amazon.


The semi-truck will come to a stop a lot slower than a bike, and because I won't be able to avoid either I'd rather get hit by the bike.


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