not enforceable
I mean sure, but writing agreements that contradict the law, at least in some of the more egregious cases, should really be actively punishable.
Those are more to scare people and discourage them from suing the company.
And this is why.
sees happy person
gets mad
LLM is amazing tech, but holy fuck I can't wait to get out of this bubble. Some of these applications sound like when they put radium in butter in the 50's, because atomic energy was so hype.
if you highlight a feature as "now its positive", what you're actually saying "normally it's negative"
Ya'll think you have real unsolved problems. I'm here with "naming variables" (⌐■_■).
to be fair, while the microwave might be collecting your info, it isn't shaping your children.
And in Sweden.
Fun fact, their meeting places, "Kingdom hall"s are translated "Rikets Sal". On more than one occasion the letters in their signs have been rearranged over night to "skitarsle", roughly "poopybutt" :D
A) Fahrenheit has an appropriate level of granularity for humans
B) Fahrenheit has an intuitive frame of reference for humans
true.
Celsius [...] do not.
false.
Europeans get insanely defensive about stuff like this for no reason.
Be forewarned that I am willing to die on this hill, and any challenges to my position will result in increasingly large walls of text until you have conceded the point 😤
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My point is self evident, you’re willfully ignoring it.
No it isn't. No I am not. In fact that argument is quite a big sign there's no actual evidence.
I am not trying to say Celsius is better than Farenheit. I however don't agree with your argument that F is somehow more suited to humans.
It is simply a question of which one you are used to, and have built up an internal system of references to. Just as you feel your references are self evident, I feel the same about Celsius.
which makes sense if the r&d gives return on investment.
otherwise you'd be better off paying tax and taking the profits anyway.
You know that's only technically correct and not viable in practice
don't misunderstand me now, i really don't want to defend record companies, but
legally they made deals and wrote contracts. It's not really the same thing.