Re: Artificiqal Intelligence

On 1/15/2025 4:41 PM, AMuzi wrote:

On 1/15/2025 2:59 PM, cyclintom wrote:

On Sat Jan 11 21:21:42 2025 Jeff Liebermann  wrote:

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Not a problem.  Tom also did the same thing.  He started out as a
"professional management consultant".  When he couldn't remember that
title, he substituted something else, which I'm too lazy to find.  I
think this is the 2nd or 3rd time I've corrected him.  I wouldn't
worry about misquoting Tom.  He does that quite adequately to himself.

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I was indeed a professional consultant for Embarcadero Systems electronics department because the only people in the company that knew what they were doing were the technicians and the board designer. And THAT is the job that was paying me $223,000 a year. That is NOT a business manager but HOW would you know when you've never held a job that paid you a living wage?
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Flunky has been telling us that he is a bike racer and then a little simple math from what he told us yesterday showed him to be 65 years old. Real bike racer he.
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You two are really working overtime to attempt to prove me wrong at anything. A paper out of Japan in one of their medical journals said that the mRNA vaccines INCREASED by 80% the chances of catching Covid-19. It also increases the chances of peri and myocarditis. It also increases the chance of dementia and turbocancers. I am aware that highly intelligent Flunky claims there is no such thing as "turbo cancers" but I have referenced three papers published in medical journals that referred to it as turbocancers.
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You said that you were due for your - PLEASE get it. Hopefully Flunky will as well. Exactly what sort of hopeless fool would follow Fauci like a dog?

 In fairness an AI system to compare fingerprints from a large, yet obviously finite, range need only do that. And not, as humans, also compare Marx to Bastiat, remember grandmother's recipes, power through a tight corner differently in rear engine or front engine cars, recall a hot girlfriend, do car mileage calculations while driving, daydream about a Caravaggio while playing Billie Holiday in the background and more.

:-) With Tom, all those things are likely to pop up in one post! As above - "professional consultant" to bike racers to mRNA to "due for your -" [??]
Again, Chihuly managed to portray Tom's mind in sculpture:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Glass.sculpture.kewgardens.london.arp.jpg
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