People keep asking me, and I haven’t really had an answer, but now yeah, I’m thinking I’m back.
I can’t wait for my phone’s autocomplete to have better results than AI.
This is the one I have a few days ago I was going to get a subscription to the house that was made by the same place as the first time in the past week but it would have to go through him and Sue. When is the next day of the month and the next time we get the same thing as we want to do the UI will freeze while I’m on the plane. But ok, I’ll let her know if you need anything else
That design also enables a low-cost approach to manufacturing that has caught the eye of major investors, reportedly including Jeff Bezos. It’s been engineered and will be manufactured in America, but is this extreme simplification too much for American consumers?
I’m more worried about the cheapness and corner cutting.
LibreOffice will function perfectly fine for a single user taking classroom notes, or making a presentation, or a spreadsheet, or what have you. You might notice it crash occasionally, but in the dozen or so times it crashed on me, it has a 100% success rate at recovering the file. It’s kind of remarkable.
Just wanna say warm wishes, share your research if you find anything.
So climate change collapse in the next 10 years, rather than the next 30. Great, thanks AI. I hope you all have fun reasoning your way around keeping the power plants and data centers running through Category 7 hurricanes and wildfires the size of Pennsylvania, without any humans to clean up the damage.