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retarius

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  1. He died in 1954, they didn't have AI then as far as I am aware; so what is your point?
  2. I didn't realise that the Brits were global leaders in AI. Silly me I thought ChatGPT was an American invention. I think I'll ask chatGPT who is the global leader. Here is Chat GPTs answer to the question "which nation can be considered to be the global leader in AI?" "As of now, there isn't a single nation that can be considered the global leader in artificial intelligence (AI). Several countries are actively investing in AI research, development, and deployment. However, the United States and China are often considered the frontrunners in the field, with both countries making significant advancements and actively competing with each other. Other countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan also have notable AI research and industries. It's important to note that AI development is a global effort, and collaboration between nations is crucial in driving progress in this rapidly evolving field."
  3. I didn't realise that the Brits were global leaders in AI. Silly me I thought ChatGP was an American invention. I think I'll ask chatGP whop is the global leader.
  4. My wife is telling me all sorts of things about the agenda of the new administration including a 600 baht minimum wage, 10,000 baht each for all (poor) Thais, and other goodies. Is this inspired by Mr Anutin? I wonder if Anutin will fight for cannabis again.
  5. First on the agenda for Srettha is to get Mr Thaksin out of jail. He is too sick to be in there. He should be at home with his family.
  6. What is a 'fan room'? A room with a fan in it? Or a room for fans of something? I'd advise an internet search.
  7. Yes the joys of spellcheckers. Funny I noticed it, and couldn't be bothered with editing it, failing to see the irony. It seems like an odd mistake and I looked at the keyboard to check the relative positions of the letters.....the 't' is mid way between the 'w' and the 'o', but on the same line. If I hit the 't' first, I don't see how I could have confused the 'o' for a 'w' as the second letter.....they are miles apart on my keyboard. Usually when I type 'to', the spellchecker gives me 'too', which I never understand.
  8. I have a Honda generator and use that for selected circuits in the house.
  9. I wonder how domestic tourism stacks up against foreigners tourism in the cash stakes. Although when I think about TAT I do get suspicious, I mean how do they track domestic tourism (there's no TM30 for Thais is there?)? And how do they get the 808.2 billion baht from? Is that a combined total for both domestic and international tourism? That would be approximately 24.246 Billion dollars (including the .2 billion for accuracy and using approx a 33.3 rate for the dollar). Seems low for a combined total but high for a domestic only (the wording in the article is ambiguous. to me at least).
  10. I haven't come across any apps developed by any Institution or government (local or national) that actually work. God alone knows what a translated version looks like. I wonder why they don't use native English speakers to do the translation or at least to proof read the think two eliminate the thousands of errors.
  11. Scandalous decision. And what about using violence to prevent an election? Why no charges there?
  12. Now that the PM business has been dealt with, Srettha should dump all his coalition partners now and form a single alliance with Move Forward. And no way in hell should Anutin get any sort of cabinet post. He's the village idiot.
  13. I have dealt extensively with this shower of idiots when I was working. Had to work AI in there somewhere, bit as for dominating Thailand's future, how can it if the population can't code?
  14. A man with some sense.....plain Bob Smith, looks like Steptoe but has a brain on him.
  15. This is a problem with the Thai constitution which was supposed to keep the military in power for ever. It's not unprecedented, the Brits have the appointed and anachronistic House of Lords, which in my opinion should be abolished and replaced with a second parliament voted for by proportional representation But Thais don't vote for PM anyway and they Pita's party got only 30% of the vote. The parties in the coalition captured 70% of the vote so naturally the leader of the coalition should be PM. A new constitution is desperately needed imho.
  16. I'm glad it's over, but I do wish it had been Thaksin's daughter. With the exposure of the PM in Thailand, on the TV every night, you want someone easy on the eye. Not some ugly wretch like this, with dirt and corruption oozing from every pore.
  17. He wanted high end tourists who would spend lots of money and raise the value of tourism. It was a good idea from a marketing point of view. Now we have a lot of low end tourists who go into a bar with 5 straws and order one beer, or travel around in buses then block the sidewalk when they get off following a little flag. This means tourism, despite the high numbers, will always be a comparatively low earner here compared to what can be achieved in other markets. You the person
  18. One dead? Better have a lockdown and close the airports and get those dirty masks, that don't work, out again.
  19. You see what they are doing in the UK....they make home charging be on a separate meter and charge double price for the electric and restrict use in mornings and evenings.
  20. My mistake, sorry,,,,I could swear I saw a picture on an escalator but memory at my age is precarious.
  21. Yes I'd like him to crack down on agents.....but he's not in power is he. As for the first two, I don't care, I can afford the increases with no problem at all.
  22. I think the extrajudicial killings probably saved a lot of kids' lives. When I came here they had nowhere near the problem that exist today with yaba. Same thinking that led the Americans to nuke Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that sometimes the noble end justifies the means. I don't necessarily agree with that line of thinking, but I don't think he should go to jail for anything. The trial was a politically motivated pig circus (in the words of Bob Dylan).
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