Dude, I clicked on the link pretty excited to volunteer. I have a professional mic, a little time, and a decent voice. The first thing that greets me is “Voice datasets also underrepresent: non-English speakers, people of colour, disabled people, women and LGBTQIA+ people.”
Well, I’m none of those. So maybe they don’t want my donation, or I’d spend time and they wouldn’t use my recordings... Sort of a letdown.
Can I get a link to that Carl’s Jr commercial?
Thank you I’ll check that out. Interesting concept.
Yes, I think that’s the implied point. Some things. Not everything.
Black holes have infinite density, so they have a good start on breaking some rules.
I use this https://github.com/TechnitiumSoftware/DnsServer
Works great so far. Have it running on a PI with DHCP too. Multi vlan/subnet support through single NIC. Solid.
The weekly free games shopping cart is convenient. Never play them, but collecting them is super simple.
Good god please tell me how.
People complaining about taxes have a right to do so. It’s perhaps the only reason we don’t have historically high taxes like we did around WWII. And if you’re European, your tax to GDP ratio is completely terrible and much higher than American rates. Then again Americans have to pay for their health insurance separately, so there’s that.
If all we paid for were sewers, our taxes would be almost nothing per person. Plus I pay for sewers outside of taxes anyway. It’s built into the water bill.
Yeah, this incident and response makes more sense. But it is another case in point of the difficulties driverless companies will have. I drive a lot and I see the stupidest things. I’m sure we all have stories. With this story it is very easy to imagine a clueless driver doing the same.
But the best way to avoid crashes is to be predictable. Isn’t much more predictable than a bunch of self driven cars with no emotions.
1990 Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe.