An American shooting star, obviously…

If you play more regularly, you get quickly used to this message.

He knows the NFL has loads of money, and asks them for fat bribes with this stunt.

As long as he’s asleep he cannot post even more ridiculous nonsense.

Not a loss for me. I liked them when they were still good, on C64 and Amiga. But now? Good riddance. May the sheiks have fun with it.

I would not call it a catastrophic failure. I would call it a valuable lesson.

There are others, where there are way more arrows, and they are not at all orthogonal…

Good.

Yep. Let it flag potential problems, and have humans react to it, e.g. by reviewing and correcting things manually. AI can do a lot of things quick and efficiently, but it must be supervised like a toddler.

“Delivering total nonsense, with complete confidence” - Thank you for this wonderful quote, applicable to nearly all Harvard MBAs.

But quality control by humans, even by unpaid interns, would exceed the budget!

Well, thank you for the warning. So you are saying people should avoid working for you at any cost.

You claim you don’t, but there are thousands of people out there every year claiming a different story…

So Steam is still doing business in Russia? I actually thought they were better than that.

Luckily, our laws demands bathroom doors. Which was a pain in the … for my coworker. New built house, everything was ready to move in, but the contractor f-ed up the bathroom door, and they had to wait with their move until that was fixed.

While what happened in Japan sucks and calls for an apology by Mozilla towards the team, the general idea of machine translation on demand is one of the few working examples of machine learning. I’d recommend professional systems instead of google translate, though.

Well, did anyone expect them to admit guilt?

As usual. Our government, your government, totally clueless about how the internet works or what it actually is. And with all the money they waste every day, there seems to be no cent left to get some professional who could explain things on a politicians mental level. We’ve got people who successful teach computers to seniors, maybe politicians should hire some…

I had a hard time explaining to the powers that are that AI would not be able to help in any way, simply because there is no knowledge base available for this kind of job of which it could have learned anything worthwhile.

Oh, memories. A CD-R was 25 quid, burn speed was “single”, and the success rate was about 50%.

And the equipment costs had four digits.