No attempt to argue with you, personally is intended here. But your comment raises another question that I’m not sure the law has answered yet.
What rights does OpenAI have in the output of ChatGPT in the first place? Because if the answer is “Not much” then their transfer of rights to the output to the user doesn’t necessarily mean much.
After all, OpenAI can only transfer rights that they have. If they don’t have any to begin with… 🤷♂️
My in-universe explanation is that the Ent-A was originally the Yorktown and is, thus, more worn down than a relatively newly built ship would have been in that amount of time.
Yeah… $700 sounds totally reasonable to me. Do I wish it were cheaper? Sure! I would love for it to be accessible to more people.
But $700 seems very reasonable for the hardware being offered.
I came here to make this comment if no one else did. Have my upvote!
Look, everyone knows you take your VISOR off before you get in bed.
Too bad the last release was a whole Ubuntu LTS ago…
You might be confused. You seem to be taking about a similar game called “Chest”.
I think they were talking about Chess.
I was sent to the principals office several times in elementary school because my teachers thought I was trying to be a smart ass. Because I would do what they literally, exactly asked me to do, and not what they apparently meant.
I was always very confused because I honestly believed I was doing my best to follow instructions.
It didn’t help that I grew up in the American southeast, a region where patterns of speech are very indirect and lean heavily on idioms and metaphors.
I was in middle school before I figured out what was happening and did not get into trouble in that way anymore. I’m in my 40s now but I’m still a literal-first thinker. And yeah, I’m a programmer.
At this point… yeah, probably so.
I mean, assuming the env and dependencies aren’t totally fucked.
Regarding your point about C##…
It does seem like, in their effort to make the language less Java-y/enterprise-y, we now have multiple syntaxes for everything. I get the desire to maintain backwards compatibility but it does start to make the available range of syntax feel kind of messy.
I think that’s one of the reasons I like primary constructors - when you see one, it’s a signal that there’s nothing “special” happening with the parameters.
On the other hand… there are like 7 different ways to do constructors at this point (exaggerating a little…) and it’s a lot to keep track of.
The Daggerfall remake is more of a source port…. But it’s amazing.
Daggerfall needs a certain degree of modding but the source port makes it super easy to install mods for it.
Yeah, Morrowind is my favorite game of all time.
These days I play it with higher res textures and a mod to make the wildlife less insanely hostile via the excellent OpenMW.
No argument there!
It has to be one the top 3 most unhinged episodes in Trek history, and that is saying a lot.
Some of my favorite PC games come from the Windows XP era. There is something about games from that time that seem to make them particularly difficult to get running these days.
I’ve had the best luck in Linux via WINE/Proton, but it probably varies at lot from game to game.
I was thinking that it resembles the mouth of the Doomsday Machine
No language is perfect and they all have their quirks…
But, even though Microsoft made it, C# is one of my favorite languages to write in. And to be 100% honest about it, I’m not sure I entirely know why I enjoy it so much. I’ll have to give that some thought!
Even as a kid during the 80s and 90s, the time travel episodes of any Trek show always got a sigh and a half eye roll from me.
I used to be one of the people who said stuff like “Only the even numbered movies are good!”
But the older I get, the more I like them all. Sure, some are better than others. And the reasons I like one might be different from the reasons I like another. But they are all good and I like them all.