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True. Just have the interface that behaves like grep and the output is as expected like grep but internally: indexed, ranked, ...

So the model trusts the output because it is grep :D

This must be optional?

Otherwise this is ridiculous.

EA can really do everything and still the games are bought.

I am sorry but what is "300 Go RAM" 300 Go? I only know GB/GiB.

you can even download the untreated wave files

Is this Web4?

Time to free the web again. An we thought Web3 is nonsense :(

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I still dont get it. Why are high profile companies still fully connected to the internet? Makes no sense. If I am not connected to the internet X cant hack me via the internet. $logic.

what does "None of the tools contain zero-day exploits" exactly mean? Does the tools contain knows zero-days but not non public zero days?

Also here we can see: a machine, in this case a tractor, has to be more complicated in the future to ensure economic growth and to rise added value.

Maybe its a trick by TESLA to force the owners to buy solar roofs and powerwalls. This lets the economy grow. Just a little bit.

We must enable and provide technology to countries that are on there way to western worlds living standard to get there with low co2 emission. Because they want it with or without co2 emission.