Understood.
The email made my skin crawl and still does. I'll delete my post, since it doesn't appear to bring anything of value to the community.
Anything and everything Amateur Radio and beyond. Heavily into Open Source and SDR, working on a multi band monitor and transmitter.
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Understood.
The email made my skin crawl and still does. I'll delete my post, since it doesn't appear to bring anything of value to the community.
Forgive me for being confused, but are the down votes because it's not disturbing?
It's likely why many regulators are moving away from publishing that data.
What will it take until people get it through their thick skulls that ChatGPT isn't intelligent, doesn't learn and is a tool that can only generate plausible gibberish.
Using the same tools to detect such gibberish will give you more gibberish.
Garbage in, Garbage out has been true since the difference engine, it's just that today the garbage smells like English words, still garbage, but not knowledge, intelligence or anything like it.
The machine learning approach for building models, used to produce so called large language models like ChatGPT is also used to create weather forecasting models that are bigger, better and orders of magnitude faster than available until now.
The tools have changed life, but I'm unconvinced that it's a suitable, sustainable or realistic way to create artificial intelligence, despite claims to the contrary.
I'd challenge the restriction. I doubt that everything in the house is "UL listed".
That said, the fear and concern is real. It's why many such products run on 5 or 12 volts.
I'd also check if you are actually switching mains power, rather than sending a separate control signal to the WLED.
UL listed?
Large Language Model, or ChatGPT, a source of misinformation.
Gotta love the "LL.M" in their title..
Also, loop antennas are an option.
Just because you use a resonant antenna on 20m, doesn't mean you need one on 2200m. Additional loading is perfectly reasonable. If you look at the local AM broadcasters, their antennas are loaded.
The world should be so lucky .. criminals being held to account for their crimes.
Start with reading Wikipedia articles.
This won't answer all your questions, but it will give you paths to investigate.
Some articles will be written as if you already know the subject matter, but they should give you enough stuff to keep digging.
This won't give you a degree in any of this, but it will give you plenty of puzzle pieces to build on as you see fit.
The 2FA codes are just images. You can save them where you like. No requirement to backup your 2FA "to the cloud".
Just make sure that your storage is backed up.
The funniest part of that is that Portugal and Spain share a border. Specifically, Portugal only has one neighbour, Spain, and these two countries speak different languages.
ARRL statements:
Suggestions that the ARRL "incident" is considerably more significant:
LoTW status page:
I also note that I received a response from the ARRL that instructed me to read their announcement linked above.
You used to be able to run Apple Music on Android. I used it for a while. Not sure if it still exists.
A magnetic loop is literally just a loop with a tuning capacitor at the feed point.
There should be several to be found on the ftroop website. ftroop.vk6flab.com
Wow, those comments are a dumpster fire.
Not sure what Derek 's best response might be. I'm thinking that this video will likely be taken down and replaced by one without a sponsor.
Perhaps this will help your understanding of my first point.
https://gizmodo.com/former-openai-board-member-sam-altman-chatgpt-1851506252
It's a package management system in the same way that Flatpack, yum, apt-get, snap and dozens of others are.
If you use MacOS and Linux, it's not inconceivable that you might want to use the same package management system across both.
I've used it, didn't particularly warm to it and didn't install it on my most recent MacOS install after it shat all over itself on a previous installation.
I didn't know that it was available for Linux. Not tempted to try.
I'm a firm believer in apt-get and failing that, Docker with side journeys into podman.