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by jki275 4y ago
chatgpt doesn't ignore the information you put into its prompt window. but also giving it the complete context does not guarantee you correct information, because that's not how it works. Your earlier comment was "You could j
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by jki275 4y ago
oh dear he might have just bitten off more bullshit than he can chew.
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by jki275 4y ago
It might give you the correct answer. Or it might make something up. You don't ever know, and you can't know, because it doesn't know. It's not looking up the data in a source somewhere, it's making it up. If it h
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by jki275 4y ago
You missed what he said. He copied the actual data into chatgpt as part of the prompt, and it gave the correct information. without that data, it might, or might not, give correct info, and often it won't.
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by jki275 4y ago
20mm is basically useless for CAS. I'm not talking about the A10 and its far more capable and designed for ground attack gun. The A-10 is not a fighter and not relevant in this discussion. The AIM-9X is a WVR missile, I'm not ta
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by jki275 4y ago
The F4 didn't have a cannon, but the real problem in Vietnam was bad missiles, not lack of a gun, and the massive improvements in missile technology were what made the Phantom effective. A gun is almost utterly useless in modern fighte
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by jki275 4y ago
While I know that has happened in some places, it is illegal, and with a spouse who has worked in that industry for many years I can definitely say that the normal practice is that tips that are paid by credit card are paid to the server.
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by jki275 4y ago
The M61 Vulcan ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M61_Vulcan ) in common use by the US Military for many years is electrically fired.
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by jki275 4y ago
Literally no one, anywhere, not even in Florida, is doing that. You're arguing in very bad faith, at best you're taking hyperbole to the limit of its possibility and you explicitly claim you're not doing that.
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by jki275 4y ago
This one would be extremely difficult. https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~sps32/IronKey_teardown.pdf
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by jki275 4y ago
That was a specialty pre-production version of the F15 that was modified to do basically just altitude and speed records. It never entered operational service. https://theaviationgeekclub.com/how-the-f-15-streak-eagle-br...
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by jki275 4y ago
That article is really biased article that misses the main point. Twitter is being scammed by people abusing its 2FA SMS system (which should be deprecated anyway), and they're shutting off non-paying users' ability to continue t
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by jki275 4y ago
Just tell students to use it like they might use StackOverflow or even a textbook. It might help you to learn, but it's not safe to try to just use it to give you the answer. You need to know the topic better than the machine does, b
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by jki275 4y ago
fail safe. Don't fail stupid.
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by jki275 4y ago
Que? The Mujahideen are NOT responsible for the rise of radical Islam. The Mujahideen have fought WITH the US since they were formed, and against Russia, the Taliban and Al Qaeda and other radical influences in Afghanistan, as they are
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by jki275 4y ago
Who said anything about that? You're arguing against a straw man nobody has set up but yourself.. There's no such thing as perfect software, but there is definitely software that doesn't make up a false value if it can'
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by jki275 4y ago
That's still an architecture defect. Software's accuracy being affected by load is completely unacceptable.
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by jki275 4y ago
They also don't make LTs into Generals. Politics is huge in the USAF.
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by jki275 4y ago
It's called an SM-2, and it already exists.
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by jki275 4y ago
They've got F16s that are in use as drones right now. This is just adding the HiveMind AI to it.
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by jki275 4y ago
The previous poster is referring to a different house in the Bahamas, which I presume is not actually where he was going. Though the allegation could probably be made that they've all been living off stolen proceeds for a while.
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by jki275 4y ago
We already have those, they're called the Standard Missile.
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by jki275 4y ago
That deduction is no longer generally useful to take. The 2017 tax act basically made that not necessary for most people -- almost everyone just takes the standard deduction now. The government already has all the info they need to create
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by jki275 4y ago
I can definitely see how that could make sense as a QA measure in manufacturing, where you can really control the process and everything that happens to it. But fly the plane once, and you're not going to be able to make any realistic
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by jki275 4y ago
Where do stories like this come from? Simple logic would tell you there is no possible way to weigh an aircraft coating to a milligram and verify that it matches a somehow measured precise amount applied to the aircraft. The concept is ri
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by jki275 4y ago
I've never seen either the screws or the bits in any of the many bit sets I have owned, nor have I ever heard of them until today.
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by jki275 4y ago
They specifically fixed that problem after his escapade.
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by jki275 4y ago
I'm relatively sure that's not possible.
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by jki275 4y ago
And even if they didn't, then you've got to get through border control on the other side, and your passport won't be on their list so you'll almost certainly be turned around and put on a flight right back.
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by jki275 4y ago
"not difficult" is a very different thing in your world than it is for nearly everyone else in the world. For all intents and purposes, for basically everyone, memory and storage are non-upgradeable in the M1 Macs.

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