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By samw61 · Posted
A summary of the article shouldn't be an issue in theory, as the information is all based within the document itself. The problem with a lot of AI models is that they are trained off both Wikipedia as a primary source and other secondary websites which have less reliable information. As an encyclopaedia it is no doubt going to have bias in one way or another, all encyclopaedias do. The difference is that there is a process for a lot of this information to be figured out whether or not it is an opinion, or the source of that information, and to be aware of the possible bias in the first place, even your own bias as a reader. The way many people understand languages these days is quite limited, particularly in certain areas of the world. This is obvious in many types of "journalism" where some articles are thinly disguised opinion pieces, Where language is carefully curated to push a point of view despite it looking like fact. This is partly why a lot of the Western world is now so divided. -
By Eric Biran · Posted
I paid for a year subscription, starting in December, I think. I like the user-friendliness and assets like royalty-free music and sounds. But they need to fix some of the horrific bugs before they start adding more features. For starters, you should be able to drag stuff around the timeline without it completely obliterating transitions, synchronization timing, and clip lengths. If you already set up footage and audio how you want, and try to insert more by sliding content to the right, you'll have to clean it all up again. The scroll wheel constantly stops working, and you have to minimize the window and restore it to get it back. When selecting text at the top right in special text tools, it glitches and goes to "copy" mode with a weird pop-up on top of your cursor and you can't type. These are more important than AI tools and new features. Microsoft, start by making your product less painful to use. -
By adrynalyne · Posted
🙄 Whats the need to launder? Do you have any reputable sources? -
By naap51stang · Posted
Thanks, I'll download it and see how it goes. Gonna be tough. I've used Nova Launcher for around 10+ years I think. -
By d5aqoëp · Posted
Wikipedia has become hot molasses with mostly filth masquerading as truth. Most of it is the imagination of few writers who think of themselves as above god. The narrative setup is mind boggling.
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Squirrelington
I made my own Ncid client and on connect it parses and populates the History DataGridView control with the CIDLOG entries.
I've read in a few places about othr people having this problem where the program just crashes when you try to scroll vertically in the grid, I have this same problem but none of their fixes work.
Here are the 2 programs, 1 with scrollbars and 1 without.
http://www.neonblu.com/Ncid-NT/Ncid-NT.exe
http://www.neonblu.com/Ncid-NT/Ncid-NT_scrollbars.exe
There are a few command-line arguments you can pass to add or change functionality, they are as followed. (OPTIONAL)
-debug (or -debug=<level>): Enables debug mode (and if set with a value, sets debug level). Debug level range is 0-3. (OPTIONAL)
-min: Starts Ncid-NT minimized (good for starting the program with Windows).
Needs to connect to a Ncid server with at least 8 CIDLOG entires so it'll make the vertical scrollbar. Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance.
LANGUAGE: VB.NET (Framework 2.0)
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