Der Turing Test umfasst normalerweise ein längeres Gespräch mit dem zu testenden Subjekt, und nicht nur ein paar Kommentare. In dem Fall wird ziemlich schnell klar, dass LLMs nicht wie Menschen reden.
Das angesprochene Problem bleibt dennoch. Bei einfachen Kommentaren im Internet ist es nahezu unmöglich zu prüfen, ob der Verfasser ein Mensch ist. Zertifikate können auch von Maschinen genutzt werden, da sehe ich noch nicht die Lösung.
At least it doesn’t have super distracting glass effects everywhere.
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It’s called dynamic compression, often labeled as night mode. Makes quiet stuff louder and loud stuff more quiet. My AVR has it as a feature and probably most TVs as well.
It’s a trend in road cycling at least. You completely degrease the chain and then dip it in a special hot wax. Apparently it lasts longer than oil and doesn’t attract dirt.
Man kriegt bei den verbreiteten Plattformen doch angezeigt, ob das Trinkgeld direkt an den Fahrer geht, oder an das Restaurant. Letzteres ist der Fall, wenn das Restaurant selbst ausliefert. Dann finde ich es auch legitim, dem Fahrer das Geld bar in die Hand zu drücken.
Wenn der Fahrer aber zur Bestellplattform statt zum Restaurant gehört, dann kriegt er das Trinkgeld mit seinem Gehalt zusammen ausgezahlt.
I do have to oil the chain on my bike every now and then though. (I know about waxing, haven’t made the jump yet)
Oh, it does show up on desktop, not on mobile however.
I know right? It even has var with implicit typing now. While I prefer Kotlin any day, there’s been quite a few qol improvements to Java over the last few years.
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Since Java 21, this has been shortened significantly. https://www.baeldung.com/java-21-unnamed-class-instance-main
That’s just having good people as friends.
It’s also 80€ in Europe. Everyone I talked to is waiting for the price to drop, including me.
My friend’s name is literally “Long”. I think that counts.
I didn’t even notice. However now that I’m aware, I like that it’s not shown. Displaying a total score just incentivises karma farming.
That has been possible for a long time already, and I can’t see what publishing the source code changes in that regard. Am I missing something? It still costs more money to use Windows over Linux, and I think that is the reason why governments are moving over.
And how is this going to stop anyone from moving away from Microsoft?
It’s a reference to The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka.
Well that’s the neat part