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I will probably be banned for the following, but this thread had nothing to do with fishing, environment etc. And now our government is in bed with the tech companies, pushing AI, facial recognition etc. and trying to ban states from implementing constraints on AI. People only have themselves...

Of course it will be used such, I’m not denying that. But a lot of things have been weaponized through history, even the internet itself, forums, phones, cars, tv’s

Everything has plus’s, minus’s. We can’t stop progress, complaining won’t. AI keeps getting better, I doubt many here realize because I still see them complaining how AI has trouble with fingers, etc. i was amazed how with simple tools, my wife can do things. Imagine the more complex programs...

In Montana, had a neighbor feeding deer. My fences constantly tangled up, especially the hot wire. Get home at night, walk fences, untangling it. Finally contacted game warden. They were mad at me, finally moved.

There are several plans for nesting dingy s available and i seem to remember one commercial build awhile ago. It’s a niche market, not much revenue to build commercially.

We had a horse die in the NF, luckily not far off a road. Reported it, was told it has to be removed. How? Drag it out, shove it in trailer with other horses. Blow it up. Cut it up with a chainsaw, carry parts out. Finally I convinced them i would hire a backhoe to bury it deep which they...

But… depending on the person Standing on it?

Not a bad article. One thing about AI, people might as well quit bitchin about it because it is going to happen eventually. Either learn more to help in your job/life, or disconnect from the internet fully. How many people bitched about the internet, computers years ago, now accept them without...

Lol Chocolate lab

Now that makes me wonder if it was you on Amber lake as we drifted bs’s, you fishing, my dog watching you fish a couple months ago.

I rarely wade above mid thigh, often to knees, always a wading staff. Downsized boats to Clearwater raft, only weighs 35 lbs empty. learned to used fly threading tools, though tying knots is becoming more difficult. Not as extensive blue line creeks because of blow downs, heavy brush. Cut back...

I agree it wasn’t in actual tech value but financially. Point of the article.

Or is it a bubble again, like the tech bust before. Interesting article on AI computing and finances. Once the tech bubble burst before, it took several years to settle down. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/something-ominous-is-happening-in-the-ai-economy/ar-AA1S6f8d

I came across this article tonight on Wired magazine. It starts with looking at environmental aspects of causes of Parkinson's vs. genetic markers, which has sucked up the research money. Beginning with Camp Lejeune before expanding. Even geneticists are now saying only 5% of all diseases are...

Most manufacturers still utilize polyester due to cost of materials in such vast quantities. Ship yards building one off construction with various cores utilize epoxy due to it’s versatility of bonding various materials readily available. Like Even B says, contact the manufacturer for...

Typically epoxy bonds readily to polyester resins. I had to recore an older sailboat deck built from polyester utilizing epoxy for all bonding applications. In lieu of gel coat I utilized a high grade marine paint.

Then a small bead head fly

Out of curiosity, what if one put a small split shot above the fly on a tag line. Light enough to get the line down, allowing the bloodworm to float above the weight. Haven’t tried it, but

Damn, I always miss the good stuff online.

Maybe not lawyers yet. Possibly paralegals who do research for the lawyers who then review such for applicability. Biggest stumbling block, issue I have with AI, the immense amount of electricity required to run it. Costs have slowly drifted up for consumers, whereas do AI facilities pay true...