Last time I got there and boarded just in time. It was an early flight and I was running late so was the very last to board. About 30 minutes max I think from getting to the airport to getting to my seat, I think less but I wouldn’t suggest anyone do that with just any flight. About 30 or so minutes to getting picked up. Even if we take in showing up an two hours before and taking an hour to get out of the airport that’s still 5 vs 14 hours for essentially the same price.
If it’s the same price and rail today then that would be very competitive.
The train takes 12 to 13 hours from SD to SF and the flight including security is 3 hours. I can imagine on very short distances with congested international airports that’s possibly true.
Yeah but it isn’t currently and it’s still 2 hours vs 12 hours one way for the foreseeable future. The CA high-speed rail was a catastrophic failure as for planning and government spending.
Was $120 the last time I took the round trip and looking it up now says $65 one way
Dishonest? I’ve made the trip both ways myself but it’s been a few years so I just looked it up again before posting that comment. As for the airport it does depend on what type of flyer one is.
Not taking much longer? The train from San Diego to San Francisco is 13 to 15 hours and a flight is two hours most. You can find tickets for both from about $60 to $80.
Yeah, the problem is train tickets are about the same cost as a plane ticket. There’s little incentive to choose rail.
I remember when they publicly released that and people were freaking out there were pictures of their house and backyard online.
Essentially, for the majority of human existence we were hunter gatherers. So no massive cultural or technological changes on the scale of decades or years.
It’s strange to live in a time where things change so much on the scale of a decade or two. Most of human existence was much more consistent. Multiple generations could come and go without much changing but the seasons.
Normal? Probably not normal anywhere. The money and effort in farming usually isn’t offset by the production of such a small plot. It would be more of a hobby. What is more common is a dedicated space for farming within a suburban area. Typically they have a shared area and you pay monthly for your plot. Either that or some people with a green thumb in urban areas can turn their high-rise apartment into quite the greenhouse.
When it comes to feeding the masses efficiently farmland is still the dominant and most efficient method in most countries.
They are, just depends if you’re in an HOA or what the laws are if you’re within city limits. If you’re in unincorporated land then it’s pretty free and wild. Earth ships are a thing and started in New Mexico.
I’m not sure that would effect inference on an already trained model. Data sets are primarily used in training.
Just out of curiosity do you actually have an analysis across the board that your statement is correct? For sure if someone is using a model like chatGPT 3.5 it’s going to be mostly trash output so not all models are made equally. My experience of the current generation is models are pretty accurate although still require supervision. Like you can see the path they’re going down and they need some corrections here and there. It’s a far cry from the rampant hallucination just a year ago.
It’s easy to have few prisoners when you’re killing everyone.
Netflix didn’t have a choice but to get into production and producers were going to see their money anyways and get into streaming. There was only one way forward that was sensible for both groups.
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
It’s a tool like any other. If used correctly it can provide a great value to the world. If used incorrectly then in this case it can also do the opposite. AI isn’t good or bad intrinsically. It boils down to our relationship to it. The same can be said for all the other tools, radio, television, internet and so on.
Personally I’m not able to get much work done in transit. A more stationary setting is better for me personally which is why less time in transit towards the perspective of productivity is in the discussion.