I've experienced only the opposite. Americans love self deprecating humor but Yuros will literally cry about you "abusing my country" if you say one negative thing.
His critique of it is basically that it's too "woke" but he really has nothing to say about the essential elements of any movie (plot, tone, character development, etc). He's either unable or unwilling to separate politics from his review. It's like he doesn't know a movie can be well made even if you disagree with its themes.
As long as you can't describe an objective loss function, it will never stop "hallucinating". Loss scores are necessary to get predicable outputs.
Lmfao burn that shit to the ground.
Sounds like a cool feature. I'm honestly down for doing a good chunk of lemmy-ui dev work as I'm kind of getting rusty in React with my new job being strictly backend these days.
Doesn't work but it does change the results??? https://i.ibb.co/wg4fdz2/Screenshot-20230706-080245.png
Use Wefwef for mobile.
It certainly does feel like it. I wonder how ads were inserted into the results and not marked as such.
So weird, check this out: https://postimg.cc/f3JYZmff
There's someone actually building this right now. It's a Lemmy search engine. https://browse.feddit.de
Going to do a run with duckduckgo in my browser. Probably about time I move stuff away from Google anyways.
The powers that be have done a great job convincing the layperson that copyright is about protecting artists and not publishers. It's historically inaccurate and you can discover that copyright law was pushed by publishers who did not want authors keeping second hand manuscripts of works they sold to publishing companies.
Additional reading: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_Anne