@QiaochuYuan Very possible, not disputing that. But these AI detector sites are extremely unreliable. Many false positives and negatives. I’d be careful about using them as sole evidence. Maybe as one piece of many indicators.
@esaagar Artemis II is setup so that even if the engines in Orion died they would naturally return to earth via slingshot. Artemis as a whole is more risk averse and focused on testing the reusable ship than anything moon specific.
@asymmetricinfo Fair enough! Just wanted to share a workflow that's worked for some of my more repeatable tasks. I've found it's better at writing code than anything else so converting my requests into "write code that does this" has been useful for me
@sonyasupposedly Work for a company that uses call centers.
It's in progress. Lots of experimenting with different vendors and limited succes in certain applications. End goal from management is definitely full replacement though.
@RandomSprint Do you think unaccountable and untrained cops are good for the future of the country? I agree with your point but I don't think it proves the opposite either.
@goblinodds possible his previous/injury stitches got opened up. Even if it was 100% caused by Goode though I think that ICE and these agents handle these situations extremely poorly and inject a ton of chaos into the dynamic regardless of shoot justification
@JulieBorowski Broadly agree. I think something to consider is that cops are trained not to stand in front of cars because of the danger, and overall chaos of these unprofessional agents. imo they are the ones injecting danger and chaos into the situation.
Pigeons don’t deserve the hate they get!
Nancy and I have rescued pigeons countless times over the years. Injured, abandoned, or simply in trouble in a city that too often looks past them. Every single time, we were reminded that these birds are gentle, intelligent, and resilient. All pigeons lives matter!
For centuries, pigeons served people. They carried messages in wartime, helped save lives, and were trusted when nothing else worked. They were valued, respected, and depended on. Now, in a city they helped build and survive alongside us, they are mocked and mistreated.
Pigeons are not pests. They are survivors of our streets, just like so many New Yorkers. They live where we live, endure what we endure, and adapt without complaint.
If any animal represents New York City, it is the pigeon. Tough, loyal to its home, and impossible to drive out.
It is time we stop the hate and start showing a little compassion. New York is better when we care for all life in it.
The pigeon should be the official bird of New York City!