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neb: In technical terms the older memory-as-VCR model
When I was a kid, it was a VTR, not a VCR! It seems that VTR is still the name in Japan, and we probably had a Japanese machine (I want to say it was a "National" which I believe is Panasonic).
gzt: The 4K effect for me. I watched a travel video walking in first person to a landmark I've never been to.
And as you get older you get the car key effect and the glasses effect: I absolutely remember putting my car keys/glasses right there, I can describe it in some detail, but now they're not there any more...
neb: And that's not getting into the stuff experimental psychologists have done, like getting people to clearly remember and describe in some detail things that never happened..
gzt:neb: And that's not getting into the stuff experimental psychologists have done, like getting people to clearly remember and describe in some detail things that never happened..
Coincidentally this is exactly what you would get reliably from a silicon LLM lifeform on the witness stand today aka hallucination.
My God, they're even closer to being human than I thought!
neb:gzt:My God, they're even closer to being human than I thought!
Coincidentally this is exactly what you would get reliably from a silicon LLM lifeform on the witness stand today aka hallucination.
intelligence: ĭn-tĕl′ə-jəns noun
On a product: "A proud New Zealand manufacturer".
The next line: "Made in Indonesia".
Behodar:
On a product: "A proud New Zealand manufacturer".
The next line: "Made in Indonesia".
Hehe - " we make something - money mostly ! "
Most of the posters in this thread are just like chimpanzees on MDMA, full of feelings of bonhomie, joy, and optimism. Fred99 8/4/21
To keep an "Amaz "ing order busy, I ordered a kilo of Italian coffee in the hope that it would all be delivered together in one parcel (I have this option as a default setting, as I prefer to wait for economic reasons). What happens? The whole delivery was split into 3 parts and the Italian coffee, which is also available here in Germany, is on its way from SPAIN via Prime (I am not a Prime member)!
You certainly don't have to follow an ideology to realise that this is complete madness. I don't need Italian coffee delivered from Spain just because it's 23 ct Euro a kilo cheaper. I will draw my consequences (for Amazon) and buy more locally - the coffee beans alone have travelled far enough.
- NET: FTTH, OPNsense, 10G backbone, GWN APs, ipPBX
- SRV: 12 RU HA server cluster, 0.1 PB storage on premise
- IoT: thread, zigbee, tasmota, BidCoS, LoRa, WX suite, IR
- 3D: two 3D printers, 3D scanner, CNC router, laser cutter
Behodar:
On a product: "A proud New Zealand manufacturer".
The next line: "Made in Indonesia".
The term manufacturer is derived from the Latin word for hand = manus - i.e. manual labour. I'm just wondering what the manual labour is about that ... hehehe. 😉
- NET: FTTH, OPNsense, 10G backbone, GWN APs, ipPBX
- SRV: 12 RU HA server cluster, 0.1 PB storage on premise
- IoT: thread, zigbee, tasmota, BidCoS, LoRa, WX suite, IR
- 3D: two 3D printers, 3D scanner, CNC router, laser cutter
Behodar:
On a product: "A proud New Zealand manufacturer".
The next line: "Made in Indonesia".
Talk about gaming the system
Macy & Taylor snack artisans
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Tinkerisk:
To keep an "Amaz "ing order busy, I ordered a kilo of Italian coffee in the hope that it would all be delivered together in one parcel (I have this option as a default setting, as I prefer to wait for economic reasons). What happens? The whole delivery was split into 3 parts and the Italian coffee, which is also available here in Germany, is on its way from SPAIN via Prime (I am not a Prime member)!
You certainly don't have to follow an ideology to realise that this is complete madness. I don't need Italian coffee delivered from Spain just because it's 23 ct Euro a kilo cheaper. I will draw my consequences (for Amazon) and buy more locally - the coffee beans alone have travelled far enough.
Electronics suppliers are the worse IME. I made an order from Arrow, about $200 of stuff to get free shipping. They shipped it in five different shipments. Three came from the same city in the US (not sure if same warehouse), shipped on the same day. One of those had a total value of US $1.32.
Shipped FedEx International Priority, of course.
I pick random products on Supermarket shopping day, and play "guess where it is really made, and where the ingredients come from"!
Amazing the lengths NZ Companies go to to "pull the wool over your eyes"!!!
Especially when the only thing they did in NZ was give it a NZ barcode and distribute it!
Also amazing the number of NZ Companies who no longer manufacture in NZ, import the finished product but "trade on" being a NZ Company!
Diamond Pasta is a good example. (Visited their factory in Timaru when they actually made it here in NZ)
ANglEAUT:Macy & Taylor snack artisans
- New Zealand owned & operated
- PO Box in Queensland, Australia
- Produced in Romania
The local random dairy/Four Square had some Slavica Bakery raisin biscuits. Made in Ukraine (!!).
I do actually support that one.
Yesterday a car drove into me, and instead of getting out of their car to check for damage to either my car or me, they took off.
I was unable to follow due to heavy traffic at the time.
But not to worry, I have it all on my dashcam.
I've just returned from the local police station, they aren't interested.
As I wasn't injured, they don't want to know.
This is how you reduce crime stats, refuse to let people report them in the first place.
Delete cookies?! Are you insane?!
Accidents: Driver responsibilities - Community Law
It’s a serious offence to fail to stop and check whether anyone has been injured, even if it turns out no-one was in fact hurt. If you don’t have a reasonable excuse you can be jailed for up to three months or fined up to $4,500. You’ll also be automatically disqualified from driving for at least six months.
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