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To the degree that AIs are good at re-creating the style of the training data, you would expect there to be non-AI-generated text that would "look like" AI output.

No. But they do have energy, and that creates gravity in general relativity (if I understand it correctly).

But also, you could have a Zeno's Paradox of particles - one with half the energy, one with 1/4th the energy, one with 1/8th...


"Folks smarter than us" sometimes start from really weird starting points. Their logic from their may be flawless, better than we can do, but if their starting point is wrong, who cares? They aren't going to get wrong answers anyway. They're just going to go further extrapolating the logical consequences of the wrong starting point, and that's not really any more useful than a stupid person doing it.

There are more aspects than "cheating machine" that could be bad for a college. It could be bad for students, and teachers may realize that.

It's the "wisdom" (rough consensus) of those willing to put their money where their mouth is. So, yes.

Those "guarantees" could be lost in a bankruptcy, though. So that world wasn't as ideal as some make it sound.

Losing your job is bad; losing your job and your retirement is a nightmare.


During the interviews for my last three jobs, I explicitly said that my career goal was to never become a manager. I guess I started saying that when I had about 20 years of experience.

I suspect there is a correlation between "intelligent" and "learned how to think critically". Not 100%, but not 0% either.

But why was Carter elected? Partly it was disgust at Watergate. Could we see someone of integrity elected as a result of a backlash of disgust at Trump? Yes, we could.

Will the Democrats run such a person? I don't have much hope.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976_United_States_presidentia...

Carter won basically because Ford pardoned Nixon.


Heh. When in serious need, break out the giant ChannelLocks, and have someone else hold the jar. A foot of leverage can move most lids...

Or just gently dent the edge of the metal lid, enough to break the seal, and it'll open easily.

> just gently dent the edge of the metal lid, enough to break the seal

I think you need to know about the JarKey (https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00167Z2UO/). Does the job without any risk of damaging glass or even the jar lid itself.


With only one person needed. And denting can usually be done with an old-fashioned can/bottle-opener, to minimize the chance of cracking the glass jar.

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