I can’t speak for this specific approach/system, but no. LLMs never really guarantee anything, and for translation roles like this, it’s hard to say how much help they provide. The main issue being that you now have to understand what the LLM generated before you can start fixing it and/or debugging it.

• Star wars force awakens.
• Tangled
• Mulan
• Transformers
• Avatar (Blue people)

Could probably come up with more.

Yeah, theyve already repeatedly tried to zero out (no funding for) and or close the education department.

I’ve said it before, but they already played their hand and admitted they want/will decimate the federal government one way or another, so it’s not a negotiation tactic.

To be honest, having used a bunch of their systems, I think most people would be better off without them.

Your best bet is probably to take the tracking info you have and contact UPS directly.

Fact of life right now though is international shipping is going to be wonky/fucked for the US at least.

I’ve had some packages seem like they’ve just disappeared, but then eventually show up, and others that are still in the ether.

Best of luck.

That’s such a cheap shot at my point.

1. People chose to take out these loans, this isn’t like cancer or slavery.
2. Someone has to pay for the loans. When forgiven that means every tax payer is taking on that burden. So yes a good thing happening to you can be a bad thing for other people.
3. Most importantly, forgiving current loans doesn’t prevent more people from falling into the same pitfalls. Meaning you’re just perpetuating the problem

My point is don’t forgive loans if you haven’t fixed the problem because all your doing then is perpetuating the broken system and burdening everyone with student debt.

I think the real answer is to find ways to make state schools free (or with set affordable loan programs). That would provide massive pressure for private schools to lower there prices and hopefully have a deflationary effect.

Too big to fail means that the failure of a business or industry would take the country down with it. The college industry (as it’s more an industry than anything else) has effectively become “too big to fail”. But what’s so insidious about it is that rather than all these schools carrying the debt, they’ve literally pushed it onto the students.

Forgiving student loans without a plan is a bailout for colleges and only accelerates the broken system.

As for screwing people over with changes to forgiveness plans (or making them too rigid in structure) is an example of something that needs to be fixed because it’s clearly not working.

I think there are three problems with loan forgiveness:

1. We can’t just keep bailing people out. If you’re going to forgive loans, you need to actually address the root cause first.
2. Why do the people who did the right thing by paying back the loans get shafted? They made sure they could pay back their loans and made sacrifices to do so, and now youre letting people unprepared for the loans leap frog them?

• It’s almost like “too big to fail” but for people.

Yeah, but both the Palestinian and Israeli side (assuming that’s the border on the right hand side) look worse for wear in the “after”. Most likely cause it’s wet vs dry season.

Seasons really change how things look, especially at that low of a resolution.

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I can’t tell is this is a joke playing off the Ai bubble being “17 times” larger or if you’re serious.

It could be good to layer in standard machine learning (ML), and it already does have some features (like line of best fit).

However, in today’s context AI means LLMs, and that is not a good fit due to its unpredictability.

I mean, not really. Cause it’s not even a solution.

It’s more likely a grift some politician is using to pay a friend some money to play with drones.

What is this “Airbud” rules.

Cant give it a ticket cause my ticket book doesn’t say anything about “robots” breaking laws.

My take on it, they’re not going to just layoff people because there is a shutdown. They want to lay all of these people off eventually regardless of funding the government.

If they’re going to lay them off either way, then it’s not really a threat nor is it part of the budget discussions. They’ve played their hand and it doesn’t really shift the discussion.

People won’t scalp what won’t sell.

You’re right that scalping is an issue that could be addressed. But if people are going to pay the high prices, then most bands/venues will charge those prices.

I appreciate your positivity. This is a huge breakthrough and means that we’ll most likely continue to make this treatment better and more accessible!

Thats not even mentioning how this treatment may help us figure out how to combat other diseases.

This is what I keep expecting, but there has been minimal pushback on all the horrible economic policies and somehow the economy is mostly shrugging it off.

I mean, have you looked at prices recently, they’ve already been going up. That’s why they didn’t want to lower the rates, it’s only going to accelerate inflation that’s been creeping up due to tarrifs.

I’m sure someone out there is running something on paper still, but that’s not how most things are run.

Additionally, unless people are legally required to do all exchanges on the public ledger (which seems highly unlikely), then you’d still end up with transactions not monitored on the public ledger.