True, it just seems to get worse rather than better
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I've used AI to make some basic macros etc in excel and AutoCAD I don't have the knowledge to make but beyond that don't see a use for it.
Why on excel?
You can record a sequence into a macro, no looking up from ai required
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It's usually where I want it to do a lot of things and recording it all would be a pain. Also use it to generate some formulas.
Meet the $150K ‘B2’ robo dog that can blast fires away with a cannon
A robotic fire dog developed on Long Island will be able to terminate flames with a water cannon and withstand temperatures reaching 572 degrees – but it’ll cost about $150,000.
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Remember when easy things used to just be a piece of cake?
That's inflation for you.
Or evidence of the obesity crisis.
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Could do with some help. I'm going to be in need of some new Wireless Headphones that are used for TV watching. At the moment, I have https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thomson-00131963-WHP3311BK-UK-Wireless-Headphones-Black/dp/B008HLIHKY, but they're on the old side and have this annoying buzz below the main audio, so looking to change with a birthday and the December thing coming up.
Does anyone have any they'd recommend for around £50-70
Does anyone have any they'd recommend for around £50-70
