Endy0816

IMO they really must have rushed it. Think all the big names freaked or wanted to get in on it after seeing how ChatGPT was doing. Doesn't have the feel of a polished product.

While a great inventor in his youth, he was also something of a showman. I would take any such claims with a grain of salt.

yeah... lol

I've seen newer radiators and covers that look pretty good with modern ones having more automation options, but yeah, woud still lose floor space. I'm mainly wondering what happens when someone unwittingly hammers a nail or drills into it.

Yeah, I was wondering about safety and what happens during eventual renovations. Do wonder how this compares to other electric radiators.

It seems to have a sort of schizo intellect. It can devise even extremely involved responses easily based on text probability, but can also uterly fail on facts.

Only thing is, it probably won't be long until people are using them in conjunction with wearables and other devices.

Yes, could likewise return to writing hopefully short essays in class.

I've had success with using it to write fictional accounts of real and fictional events, even changing them. It is interesting to say the least.

Apologies if this has already been answered, but do you have a tachometer you can use to find RPM? Could directly compare work output that way.

Correct (with some caveats). Something can be stationary with respect to you, but everything is moving with respect to something else somewhere.

They change, though very slowly over the course of a human lifespan. A good example of this is the pole star changing over time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pole_star

Could be useful as a means to conserve resources when such trips beome routine. Other options are likely to be more acceptable/possible by that point too though. Main concern would be impact of being comatose on coordination and more general functioning.

Probably will happen eventually but has officially ended at the moment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom–United_States_free_trade_agreement President's Trade Promotion Authority expiring is the main issue. Falls back to the House. There is movement to try and restart everything though, with an emphasis on negotiations with the UK. https://www.wispolitics.com/2022/u-s-rep-kind-releases-bipartisan-bicameral-trade-policy-recommendations-for-the-118th-congress

UK is a strong military ally, on broad trade policy our countries are somewhat at odds though. US tends to lean towards protectionism, while UK leans laissez-faire. US is a union too behind the scenes, so feel like could also be an unhealthy relationship for the UK to jump into.

Saying some mass went from 0mph to 60mph is just simpler than saying it went from 30mph to 90mph. Velocity value is basically arbitrary, as long as you are consistent about things. If I'm measuring my velocity as zero relative to myself, I can't tell the cop that pulled me over for speeding that I'm also going zero relative to the road. That doesn't work.

I don't think so, but IE 11 supports it if you can download that.

In theory, there's expansion, if one somehow knew exact distances.

Yeah, Constitution wasn't written with any Parties existing in mind. They're not in there anywhere lol.

That's for sure lol. Likely to repeat too within the next few years.

That might be tried by a single person. Not sure. This a list of all occasions requiring multiple ballots. https://history.house.gov/People/Office/Speakers-Multiple-Ballots/

121 more tries and we can beat the 34th Congress!

Eh, been awhile. I feel like sometimes we need to embrace our more chaotic roots. Maybe they'll end up reaching across the aisle for votes or just for some to dip out, who knows? Is kind of weird it's like various aspects are shifting back. TPA expiring is another one. Going to be interesting.

I'm actually happy to see more classic US politics again. Lot more engaging.

Negative numbers.