

How do you verify that everything it tells you is correct?


How do you verify that everything it tells you is correct?
All roads in aerospace apparently lead to weapons.
We were working on a jet engine controller for a miniature engine. But turns out the first application this jet engine startup was targeting is cruise missiles.
And my boss still doesn’t consider it defense work because the designs could be used for the other applications the client was pitching like power generation or commercial aircraft.
Except we were targeting features like being able to cold start at 50,000 feet, fitting the electronics inside the engine cowling, and having a total operational lifespan of two minutes.
I told them I don’t do weapons. The word “weapon” was said like 8 times in a client meeting.


Do these robots actually physically tend bar? I can’t find video of one pouring a drink or whatever.
My understanding is that they use Google’s index. It’s just that unlike Google, they aren’t motivated to give you shit results to keep you on their page longer.
I too full screen single cells when editing spreadsheets.
But mostly because I can self-host


I really want to do an electric conversion of a Geo Tracker.
One with a blown engine showed up on Craigslist for $1k two weeks before my daughter’s due date.
Next time.


This guy ducks
*looks at reflection*
OP, are you a hammer head shark?


Where’s that darn duck when you need him?


Better question is if you can really build an app as easily as writing a prompt, why would anyone pay you for your app?
Somehow AI bros like to pretend that AI is some secret lifehack despite it being one of the most mainstream things in human history.


They’re working on some Motorola models.


Cards usually allow for SMS options.
And can’t you use a web browser for medical info?



It’s AI
Also the speakers typically were designed to clip to the window. This woman has not only put it on her dash, but gone through the effort of snaking it through the steering wheel.
Right, but that sounds like you implicitly trust the LLM and only verify statements when they seem off. So your intuition is the final arbiter if truth?