Testing shooting from a different position (👍), moving from the camera to the desktop (👎), and posting multiple pictures in this theme (👎). This is what I saw in three minutes.
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Testing shooting from a different position (👍), moving from the camera to the desktop (👎), and posting multiple pictures in this theme (👎). This is what I saw in three minutes.
Here’s a contender for a new favorite Wikipedia article: List of Lists of Lists. This gives my old fav, List of Numbers, a run for the money. I love the disclaimer on the list of numbers that it “…may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.”
Take a break from playing with LLMs for a few minutes and read this short story by Isaac Asimov, The Last Question. Now.