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General discussion / Re: Gardening

Last post by bennydorano - Today at 07:13:27 AM

I have a Bosch 24v Rotak which i bought around 7/8 years ago and think it's the best thing i ever bought. 1 hour charging time and can easily mow 50m2 meters in a single charge. The only maintenance i ever did was take the blade off to sharpen it.

That's sounds like what I wanna hear. What sorta cost was it back then?

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General discussion / Re: The Official Golf Thread

Last post by Mikhail Prokhorov - Today at 12:30:11 AM

McIlroy stinking the place out too!

Think he'll need to piss the cops off tomorrow

Even if he misses the cut sky will still say he has a chance 

Set up for a great weekend

#3

Down / Re: Down Club Hurling & Footba...

Last post by maldini - Today at 12:04:14 AM

Is the match on GAA Go tomorrow?

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General discussion / Re: Death Notices

Last post by Milltown Row2 - Today at 12:00:17 AM

Bishop Pat Buckley, 72

Poor aul Pat was a bit of a renegade had his own rules! Got excommunicated... when you think of some of the ones that weren't excommunicated...
God Rest Him 🙏

He did a lot of stuff with Eurochildren when it began..

I remember we got held up at Heathrow one trip and had to stay over. Me and a friend were in the room next door to his at the hotel and he lost the plot with us as we'd the music blasting lol!

He wasn't the worst

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General discussion / Re: The Official Golf Thread

Last post by Milltown Row2 - May 17, 2024, 11:52:27 PM

McIlroy stinking the place out too!

Think he'll need to piss the cops off tomorrow

#6

General discussion / Re: Artificial Intelligence/As...

Last post by tbrick18 - May 17, 2024, 11:42:47 PM

It seems to be having a big impact on marketing and things like writing contracts. Software wise it can write code for you but that's based on the bank of data you have so new stuff not as much but I am sure that will improve.

It can give you garbage but there is a real skill to getting what you want out of it too.

In the software space we've used AI to help modernise code, taking something like cobol and writing an equivalent. We had some good results out of it but it's not perfect. It does generally get the gist of what existing code is doing but you are right, all depends on the learned information.

Also seen some really good use cases on predictive maintenance on equipment or vehicles like trucks and cranes. Certainly can provide real efficiencies there.

There is some really cool stuff, but a lot of what you here about is generative AI based which isn't as exciting imo.

Where its really cool is when it's able to tell you something you would not have worked out without ai.

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General discussion / Re: The Official Golf Thread

Last post by screenexile - May 17, 2024, 11:29:02 PM

McIlroy stinking the place out too!

#8

General discussion / Re: The Official Golf Thread

Last post by Milltown Row2 - May 17, 2024, 11:21:54 PM

Tiger looks like a geriatric

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General discussion / Re: Death Notices

Last post by Truthsayer - May 17, 2024, 11:20:42 PM

Bishop Pat Buckley, 72

Poor aul Pat was a bit of a renegade had his own rules! Got excommunicated... when you think of some of the ones that weren't excommunicated...
God Rest Him 🙏

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General discussion / Re: Things that make you go Wh...

Last post by armaghniac - May 17, 2024, 10:45:14 PM

Tony Blair's son on the UK rich list on account of his skills agency.