If you make enough mistakes, speed is a detriment not a benefit. Increasing speed allows you to produce more summaries but if you still need to correct and edit them all you've done is add a step where a human has to still read the document to the level where they could summarize it and edit the AI summary. Therefore the bottleneck of a human reading the document and working on a summary is still there. It would only potentially make it slightly easier if the corrections needed are small and obvious.
17% of the US's Infrastructure & Jobs Act goes to transit. 67% goes to conventional highway programs
Please go outside, I beg of you
Yeah that's an unacceptably low ROC curve for a medical usecase
You've clearly never lived in Montréal. We have had a massive decrease in private lots over the years, massive expansion of bike lanes, expansion of car share programs, and newly built train lines. Every year we are less and less dependent on cars and the city has only gotten better from things like this.
You haven't been through border security?
Are there any resources on how to potentially improve this? I know audiobooks, but I do really want to actually read. I did talk to my therapist in the past about it but they were no help.
Lemmy is less popular and therefore more niche, meaning you'll get smaller communities with stronger opinions, and therefore way more political extremism
Also grit is an over hyped and under delivered construct of human cognition that really is only spoken of seriously nowadays by people trying to sell you something
This is game theory, not diplomacy. It's more a simplified simulation of any interaction between two opposed groups.
Why do you think she was at his house?
16 years for me, I feel you man
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loonsun
joined 11 months ago
Yeah I agree this isn't even a meme at all, I get Lemmy is a very political group of people but it's honestly absurd how people post things everywhere without consideration of the theme