

Last time I checked, it matched Bing results exactly.
Last time I checked, it matched Bing results exactly.
It still kinda does, since it’s Bing under the hood.
Wait 'til you learn that DDG’s engine is Bing
I still haven’t found Google to be worse than Bing yet.
I grew up with a disabled sibling, I’m married to a disabled person, and I’m friends with even more disabled people. I have a pretty good bead on what works for them.
Not even that. It’s just a weighted model of what a sentence should look like, with no concept of factual correctness.
Buses don’t stop at every housing unit.
Trams are just tiny trains.
Not everybody can walk.
Not everywhere has bicycle storage.
Off-device processing has been the default from day one. The only thing changing is the removal for local processing on certain devices, likely because the new backing AI model will no longer be able to run on that hardware.
No, that’s just good ol’ dementia.
Ironically, an LLM won’t do any actual reasoning, either.
There’s a limit to how much you can educate the average driver. People are dumb. And you can’t train away emotion, or tiredness.
As I previously stated, an objectively safer system that eliminates the problematic human element would in fact be safer.
A vehicle being controlled by something with five different sensors detecting an obstacle is going to have an easier time stopping than one controlled by some dipshit texting another dipshit.
Good thing disabled people don’t exist or that could be a problem
Your solution is to raze all housing that’s not immediately adjacent to a train stop?
Well, yeah, human drivers are the real problem. They’re really bad at it - easily distracted, use poor judgment, have terrible sensors, and currently cause over 40,000 deaths per year in the US alone.
Replacing any number of them with objectively safer drivers would make the roads inherently safer.
Yeah, having rails stopping at every single building would probably be a bit of a project
Maybe we could just put some smooth multipurpose surface down instead
I got identical results with a side-by-side comparison.