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Depends on how you prompt the AI and what model you use. If you use the most complex model and give it a detailed prompt and question, you'll get a detailed answer in return. It's still simply a tool rather than an absolute source. Have I used it in my own work? Yes, and it's inadvertently given me academic papers that I or my coworkers are on as sources and quoted it correctly so YMMV. I personally compare the quickest, and usually free versions of the AI to be the same as chatting with friends about random topics while hammered.

Storm that cropped up in Gaithersburg, definitely dropping lightening as if Zeus was angry at the town. Had at least two strikes that were instantaneous lightening/thunder. Also had good size branches fall...have to wait until it passes to see if it damaged the car.

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Same in normal Bethesda, some fat flakes coming down. If only people knew how to drive in snow...

worst birthday present ever.

BWI: 24.9" DCA: 18.0" IAD: 21.0" RIC: 8.0 Tiebreaker SBY: 12.0"

Was out walking from Ellsworth plaza back home and saw a bolt hit the Hilton hotel tower. Startlingly close.

Storm is definitely putting on a light show in Bethesda. Lots of CG.

If I can get a good rumble of thunder or two I will be happy. I've watched for the past week storms avoid downtown Silver Spring as if it were a leper.

DCA: 100 IAD: 101 BWI: 101 RIC: 100

We did! Getting dumped in pollen.

which really sucks for me. Makes it so I'm literally stuck in my apartment complex. Should I attempt to leave I'll be sliding into Colesville praying I don't get T-boned.

Finally I can go to bed. Silver spring is SN and Georgia Ave/Colesville is caved. 30 min ago there was nothing.

Pretty much, depends on how the person submitting to their cluster submits the jobs. They're using the slurm scheduler (which is what we use as well) which will take a single job and every line of the command file ends up being a subjob. Effectively you can create a parallelized pipeline that results in a single cohesive output. What has me curious is what their pipelines look like and how they're coded, mainly to see how I could apply it to my own work seeing how they constantly run the same pipeline to output the model results.

https://www.ecmwf.int/en/computing/our-facilities/supercomputer-facility Basically a big Unix environment using a supercomputer. I get to do the same on the daily, some cool equipment.

Derrick Henry is him.

If he's the starter week 1 next year, my heads going to explode.

man thats a deep cut.

It opened up really in the last 5 minutes. Driving on East-West 5 minutes ago it wasn't snowing. Get to my apt its ripping fatties.

Ketchup on steak though. mortal sin.

Jealous. Been waiting for snow for the past 2 hours. So tantalizingly close on the radar.

who knew this statement would cause a moab to get dropped into the thread.

x1000.

Seriously. Looks like ocean ticks. Had an oyster this summer at the insistence of my gf...hard pass to another can't get past the texture and the back of my bio brain yelling to me that oysters are filter feeders.

Close to where we want to be 72 hours out if history repeats itself. 25-50 mile jog north as it gets closer to game time.