ExcessShiv

On the list of things that degrade my quality of life, AI slop is without a doubt at the very bottom of that list, barely even making it on there.

It reads like a Facebook post, which IMO makes it poorly written

I don’t know that the article was all that badly written

Really? I thought it read like a Facebook post.

Regarding specific numbers, I guess they add context to severity, but as far as the headline and snippet of the OP my short snippet answers the bullshit clickbait, which was my intention.

Well in that case, having a reliable vehicle is not about convenience either, that is also a necessity then.

The entire point of cars is convenience…

No in want reliability without massive amounts of maintenance and repairs above all. A 20+ year (pretty much how far back you need to go to avoid telemetry) old car is not going to give that, regardless of what anyone says. They will require lots of time at the mechanic way too often, or lots of hours from yourself.

Here saved you a click and and badly written “article”

In an online discussion post, Alcorn State University history professor Dr. Jason Gibson posed a question that represented part of his students’ midterm. It was about the Industrial Revolution, but knowing how many students now rely solely on artificial intelligence for their answers, he secretly embedded instructions telling the AI to include information about Madagascar in a way that makes no sense.

Being written in white text meant the instructions were invisible.

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Had any of these cheaters even bothered to check what the AI had generated, they’d likely have noticed the strange references to the island country constantly appearing in an essay about the Industrial Revolution.

On top of being significantly more expensive to buy, they’re also more expensive to repair, require service more often (which is also more expensive per service) and VWs warranty is a ridiculous feeble 2 years.

lack of mandatory user registration, absence of centralized logging, and ability to operate without internet connectivity make lawful interception and criminal investigations significantly more difficult.

I mean, it 100% does make lawful interception more difficult, that’s just factually correct. But it is a byproduct of needing to make unlawful interception more difficult.

Hmm, I tried getting it up and running using your example docker compose, but I can’t get credentials to work for admin panel. I’ve tried both the double $$ in the hash and wrapping it in singles quotes as suggested in the docs, but it doesn’t seem to work regardless.

Unfortunately there are also other bad people.