Re: WTF?
The face cloths are the ones I bought a few months ago.
To be fair, that is something people are likely to re-purchase, though I probably won't buy those ones again.
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I (in the UK) have just bought some toys for use in bed, and it isn't suggesting I buy any more of them. It is suggesting I buy the shoes I looked at that have a delivery date of next March-April, some face cloths, some NVME drives and related stuff, and bizarely, some live streams for sportsball matches and men's shavers.
The answer is, Turbo Pascal lives on today as Delphi.
The cheapest "Professional" edition costs £1140, but if you want support for Databases, which is a kind-of essential feature, you need the most expensive "Architect" edition, which costs £4,200. That is quite a bit more than $49 even adjusting for inflation.
Python is available for free, and can do a *lot* more than Delphi.
What are the words to Humpty Dumpty?
Sure, here are the traditional lyrics to the nursery rhyme "Humpty Dumpty":
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.
All the king's horses and all the king's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
The copyright to that expired in 1985, so it is OK for ChatGPT, and me, to reproduce it here. The point is, it did.
I also asked it for the words to the Happy Birthday song. The copyright in that has not expired yet, I believe it expires in 2030. Nevertheless, ChatGPT did reproduce it. For legal reasons, I am not going to copy/paste the transcript here.
Yes, but how do you know that some other person didn't pray for people in the control group? That would mess up the experiment surely?
Also, there's people who regularly pray for all the sick people everywhere, so if that is as effective as praying for a named individual, then it would be impossible to create a control group of people who weren't prayed for.
Ingesting the book into its training dataset is a copyright violation.
The training model is a derivative work of that and many other copyrighted works.
Just like if you were to take a copy of the source code for Adobe Photoshop and compile it yourself, the binary may look very different to the one Adobe's packaging team produced, but it would still be copyright violation.
A company I used to work for did image their on-prem vms and upload them to the cloud, then sacked their IT staff.
One problem was that security of their on-prem server mostly relied on the receptionist stopping people from getting into the office and connecting a laptop to the LAN, so without that, they got ransomwared very quickly.
Another problem was that 4 Broadwell Cores and 4GB of RAM was nowhere near sufficient to support 200 users.
Needless to say, they no longer have enough business to support employing anything like 200 staff.
I tried it. Sounds exactly like the sort of meaningless drivel management consultants come up with.
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