I use it a lot as a tool to generate code, but not a full program. Basically, it lets me be an engineer, while it goes and fills the role of a code monkey. It's not perfect, but it saves a lot of time and toil.
GPT-4 is not good for code, GPT-3.5 is good.
Also remember if you run out of response, you can tell it "continue previous response".
It's not even fake news!
There's usually some rule about overtime starting when too many hours are worked in a given period (e.g. after 40 hours in 7 days) or too many continuous hours are worked in a single shift.
Firefighters don't generally work 9-5...
On top of this, while there are two 747s well known to be Air Force One, there is also a pair of 757s, mainly used to visit airports that are too small to fit a 747.
I attended a Trump Rally where he arrived on one of the 757 Air Force Ones in 2020 (Opa Locka).
(Trump's personal plane is also a 757, he made some jokes about this).
New Mexico is mostly empty and has a relatively small population, so unlikely to rank high in absolute statistics for anything.
This is exactly why looking at per capita statistics to account for this is more useful.
New York State had 454 cases and has 20 million people. New Mexico had 64 cases, and has 2 million people, which is actually worse, if you adjust for the population.
California ostensibly has 39 million people, probably more in reality because of illegals. It has more than 3 times the cases of New York State, but only twice the population, so the rate per person is much worse.
I might make a map adjusting this per capita...
In New York, I-90 (and I-87) form the New York Thruway and it opened in 1955. A connection to the Massachusetts Turnpike that carries I-90 west from Albany to the Massachusetts state line opened in 1959.
I-86 mostly is upgrades of New York route 17 - which has existed in some capacity since the early 1900s, was signed in 1924. Starting in the 1950s, it was upgraded to a freeway, and eventually a large amount of the highway marked as I-86 once enough of the highway had been upgraded. The final traffic signal was eliminated in 2011.
I-80 in Pennsylvania opened in stages from 1953 to 1970. The Pennsylvania Turnpike would have been a viable, but less direct route between Ohio and New York City, and it opened in the 1940s. I-80 in New Jersey was completed around the same time frame.
Faith does not mean we should take no action and wait for Jesus to do everything.
It reminds me of a joke:
A storm descends on a small town, and the downpour soon turns into a flood. As the waters rise, the local preacher kneels in prayer on the church porch, surrounded by water. By and by, one of the townsfolk comes up the street in a canoe.
"Better get in, Preacher. The waters are rising fast."
"No," says the preacher. "I have faith in the Lord. He will save me."
Still the waters rise. Now the preacher is up on the balcony, wringing his hands in supplication, when another guy zips up in a motorboat.
"Come on, Preacher. We need to get you out of here. The levee's gonna break any minute."
Once again, the preacher is unmoved. "I shall remain. The Lord will see me through."
After a while the levee breaks, and the flood rushes over the church until only the steeple remains above water. The preacher is up there, clinging to the cross, when a helicopter descends out of the clouds, and a state trooper calls down to him through a megaphone.
"Grab the ladder, Preacher. This is your last chance."
Once again, the preacher insists the Lord will deliver him.
And, predictably, he drowns.
A pious man, the preacher goes to heaven. After a while he gets an interview with God, and he asks the Almighty, "Lord, I had unwavering faith in you. Why didn't you deliver me from that flood?"
God shakes his head. "What did you want from me? I sent you two boats and a helicopter."
Started the new year off with a great party... but I've been battling food poisoning since 3 AM on Jan 1st. I think it's the 3rd time I've had it in the last 12 months - does anyone else feel like this is more common?
On the flipside, I don't get cold/flu type illnesses pretty much at all anymore.
That's really useful.
I spent a couple of hours trying to get it to generate copy/pastable markdown, as it's doc generation is pretty good, but the formatting of the output is sometimes weird because the responses are formatted as markdown internally.