Did you just happen to come across it or did you, like me, get reminded by a recent video from Matt Parker?

https://youtu.be/b6S5gHjuN48

Meanwhile astronauts using Windows:

No, there isn't any atmosphere to keep in the water. If you heat up the ice, it will sublimate directly into gas. Since the gravity is so low, it will stream out and create a trail all around the orbit. The solar wind would blow it away from there.

There's more to having liquid water than just temperature, pressure is needed as well.

Also Ceres might be small for a planet/moon, but it's still huge. The amount of energy needed would also be huge. And without an atmosphere you'd also be losing a lot of energy due to it radiating out into space. I'm not a 100% sure, but I think Earth is actually an iceball from where it's located in the solar system. It's only due to the atmosphere it's mostly non frozen (and if we keep pumping the CO2 and methane like we are, in the near future it won't be frozen at all).

Well one of them broke down and the other had the worst strategy ever making sure they had no chance of points whatsoever. So it probably won't impact their results for this race much. Maybe a starting penalty for the next race, but that would be kinda harsh.

Trans rights are human rights!

Where I live it's the same, the machine does all the work. But there's always one or two dudes that walk ahead of the truck and make sure it's all positioned and spaced correctly. Especially in the city where streets can be narrow and there isn't enough room, they end up just wheeling the bins into the machine a couple at a time.

We need to hear from both sides tho. What are the brain worm-having people saying?

3060 TI was a midrange card when it released, I wouldn't expect it to still be viable. You might have bought it 3 years ago, but it released at the end of 2020. So almost 5 years old at this point. With GPU development rates being what they are, that's a long time.

If you still want to get the most out of it: Lower the resolution, this helps a lot. Running at 1080p should probably work just fine. Also check out your memory bandwidth, that is usually the bottleneck for getting the most out of an 5600x. Overclock it if you can, the higher the memory clock, the better it will be.

For the future, my experience is the 70 TI holds up a little bit better than the 60 TI. But this can differ per gen of course. And because of "AI" GPU prices have gone through the roof, so fuck AI.

Sure you have the inlet, the outlet and then you have the mystery hole at the bottom, which probably is an outlet but it outputs to the grey dimension so it has to be drawn grey.

Yeah this is within the margin of error, total nothing burger just to have something to put into an article and get some clicks

The current US economy is completely dependent on two things. One: low unemployment and steady growth in available jobs. Two: AI getting a return on investment by replacing millions of jobs with computers.

And somehow we are still going about our business like this is totally normal and won't blow up any second now.

I recently read a cool book and wanted to know what other people thought about it. I had no idea how to find out, probably obscure forums or something. But with search engines being shit these days, I could only find one line reviews. I was looking for something a little more in depth.

So I thought hey let's try some kind of LLM based solution, this is something it should be able to do right? So I told Chatgpt hey I read this book and I liked it, what are some common praises and criticisms of that book? And the "AI" faithfully did as told. A pretty good summery of pros and cons, with everything being explained properly without becoming too verbose. Some of the points I agreed with, others less so. Wow, that's pretty neat.

But then alarm bells started ringing in my head. Time for a sanity check. So in a new chat I posed the exact same question, word for word. However I replaced the name of the book and the name of the author with something completely made up. Real sounding for the context, not obviously fake, but weird enough a human would give pause. And of course, not similar to anything that actually exists. The damn thing proceeded to give a very similar result as before. Different points, but the same format and gist. In depth points about pacing and predictability of a book I made the fuck up just seconds earlier.

I almost fell into the trap thinking LLMs could be useful in some cases. But in fact they are bullshit generators that just happen to be right some of the time.