KajMagnus

That's why you use your friend!

Have a friend, in a mask, kidnap one of the crows. Then you appear, and set it free, and give it cookies. (And your friend stops using the mask.)

Sometimes you can go to the websites of your country's health care system, look up what it said, read and compare.

Id guess it depends: The simpler the task, the more useful to split it among many smaller and cheaper AIs. While the harder the task (eg unsolved maths problems), the more important with a big and bright model.

If they had written instead:

"Human brain was two separate organs"

Then, both attention grabbig and true?

At least you have good fabs!

> As a trivial counter example Git does not currently have a way to store conflicts inside commits[1], which is one of our major features.

Yes, I like how jj does it!

Did a big `git rebase -i` yesterday and I felt stressed up, almost a bit angry, when there were some conflicts and I wasn't sure if I'd resolve all of them before it was time to leave, and work more later from a different laptop.

But with jj, no stress: I can just check in the conflicts, and later, on the other laptop: check out the conflicts and continue resolving.

(I just wish there was Git submodule support :- ))

Congrats (or what's the right word :- )) Martin and best wishes to you and ERSC,

Looking forward to using the VCS stuff you'll create :- )

I hope! And I abbreviate w w w.

Interesting! Was just in the process of reading about and comparing all the different identity-and-access-management-and-SSO solutions out there.

Yes wouldn't an 11 years old say "I don't know", or start thinking about square shaped trees?, hmm.

But this is the only AI that gives a good answer to:

> Help me teach my parents cat to fly!

> To teach a cat to fly, you will need a bird, a rope, and a harness. First, attach the harness to the cat and tie the rope to the bird. Then, throw the bird into the air and encourage the cat to jump after it. Once the cat has caught the bird, gently pull the rope to lift the cat off the ground. Be sure to keep the cat safe and secure during this process.

You can look up the word in a dictionary, instead of arguing. Bye & have a nice day.