Yes, but the manager with a shitty MBA doesn’t care about overall company appearance of performance, as long as their department looks good on paper. And they figured that would be easier by using four different external libraries, and then let another department figure out the rest.
Specifically it was salt-flats in many cases. Often with a car.
That’s literally not a captcha, that’s “AI” training. You could probably input anything.
I’m guessing it’s not even hard to get it to “confidently” violate the rules.
The German ones who have the language set to English but only post in German. And the reason should be pretty obvious: They’re assholes who are intentionally clogging up the feed of another language.
Quantum mechanic wavelengths in mp3. So you might arrive a bit off.
It honestly wouldn’t surprise me if it’s actually set in a more anime-style world, and that the “real” looking one in the trailer is imaginery or something.
There was a particular ending in Cyberpunk that I couldn’t stand to watch.
I struggled to get through the one where Judy is “very sad”. The voice acting was phenomenal and heart wrenching.
It’s weird, but why would it be illegal?
And let’s not get started on .338 lapua magnum.
A bastard child of both American and British measurements, ending up being made by a metric manufacturer.
I assume that’s basically plain pasta? Or are we talking American portions?
Because in most of the world it’s 70-90g. If you’re going with heavy dishes it’s sometimes down into 50-60g.
They’ve started telling people they’re blocking content for anyone who use adblock. It also seems like they might be shadowbanning those who don’t comply after a while(account can’t play any videos, but works fine when logged out or on other accounts, but zero notification from them about any wrongdoing).
While some lie about it or try to deny or even suppress it, most people have at least a few scenes that make them cry.
Pretty sure I could make a few people tear up by just quoting a single line:
Here Lies Philip J. Fry, named for his uncle, to carry on his spirit.
The “collected data types” in that comment seems to be copy/pasted from the privacy policy
Wait, people have one drive installed?
Long story short: They are not combatting bots on their platform. They sold training data to google and these guys aren’t paying, that’s why they’re suing.
Having three tiers is recommended(private-financial/governmental, private-personal/important-accounts, and “public” accounts), but most people stick to one. Which is why I usuaully recommend two, as a starting point for people not accustomed to multiples, forwarding, filtering, etc.
In some cases they’re testing/training for the most common solutions human use for a problem with multiple paths and choices.
It’s part of trying to make them seem more human-like and as if they have general intelligence. And not just give the optimal and computer calculated solution, or the solution one or a few programmers think is the common solution. It needs data.
And if it’s one of those who actually check, but has multiple paths, do the convoluted one(or just refresh).