Forgot to add: the point was to show that LLM do not actually provide any insight. The idea that Babylon 5 is a retelling of Tom & Jerry is absurd, if you are using ChatGPT to come up with your material, it will likely just be an echo chamber, or use someone else's work.
@Tom_Nicholas The cognitative dissonance required to do an AI reimagining of Princess Mononoke of all films is mind blowing. Do they even understand the central theme?!
@ScarbsTech@PeterDWindsor@mollym_o@Racingnews365c @CameronF1TV @mrabdullahcelik How did this fit legally with the reasons for banning mass dampeners in the Renault? I thought that they were banned under the "no moveable aero" rules, despite the moveable part being sealed like this.
@chainbear And I'm not disputing whether it was correct to finish under a safety car or not. I was just surprised to see the vehicle on the live track.
@ScarbsTech Ah thanks!! I guess that means by now the avenues previously closed off by the SpyGate ban no longer affect McLaren because of how different the cars are.
@ScarbsTech if anyone can answer this, it's you. I remember an article from the Button/Hamilton days that said McLaren were forbidden from ever using some braking tech they learned from SpyGate and this made the McLaren have a different braking characteristic to other cars.
It's only a matter of time before Liz Truss suggests fixing Britain's energy price crisis by renaming energy meters to energy yards: a blow to EU red tape and return to British values!
And people will buy it.
@GenericJes@Aldas001 I can't believe I need to explain this again. My tweet is a *joke*. Alonso is one of the greatest and least error prone drivers in F1 history. Him making career choices that *turned out* to be bad is basically a meme at this point.
@icryaboutlife I'm sure Alonso will be really grateful of the lengths you went to to ensure a few potential random internet people didn't mistakenly take a joke literally and start to think he is the most error prone driver in F1 history.
@icryaboutlife If you are aware then why did you feel the need to comment? The whole point of the joke is it subverts the typical context with a literal definition, and applies it to the long running in-joke of Alonso making terrible career choices.
@icryaboutlife 1. You are incorrect. The definition of error prone is 'prone to making errors' and Alonso has made many errors when it comes to his choice of teams over this career.
2. My tweet was clearly a joke.
@chainbear How many drivers had a career longer than 111 races before you started watching though? I bet nearly all were prolific race winners.
I started watching in 1992, and only 7 out of the drivers with most race starts haven't raced since then.