For anyone wondering what the fuck that title meant:

OpenAI research lead Lisa Fulford told Wired that she used Agent to order “a lot of cupcakes,” which took the tool about an hour, because she was very specific about the cupcakes.

“It was easier than me doing it myself,” Fulford said, “because I didn’t want to do it.”

I was going off the first large scale successful implementation of electric streetcars, not the first streetcar.

Frank Sprague installed a complete system of electric streetcars in Richmond, Virginia, in 1888. This was the first large-scale and successful use of electricity to run a city’s entire system of streetcars.

https://www.thoughtco.com/history-of-streetcars-cable-cars-4075558

That was 70 years ago. The gap between now and the 1950s is larger than the gap between the first successful implementation of electric street cars and the 1950s.

I went to work for a company in an entry-level, unskilled position. That company had a mentality of hiring from within and training for positions rather than hiring qualified external candidates. Because of that company, I managed to develop a career and am currently making over 6 times what I was earning when I started there 12 years ago. I’m no longer at the same company, but I am incredibly grateful for how lucky I was for things to fall into place the way they did.

I don’t know who that is.

I really love her

It was okay. Nothing exciting, but one aspect of it that I did like is that you can choose to watch your choices happen in real time after you finish a level, which - although not the smoothest - does actually make it feel like John Wick just rolled through.

That’s not remotely surprising, but I would like to know how many Democrats voted no.

Becomming a parent slaps you with another big load as well

😏

Japanese people tend to make a big deal out of the “human touch,” especially when it comes to service

Aren’t they the ones that first came up with robot servers in restaurants? Or maybe that was South Korea?