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If it bleeds, it leads.
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We'd be having the same discussion if some other language emerged as the lingua franca. It's just easier to share knowledge if we're all speaking the same language regardless of that language or inherent grammatical bias. A g
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If it's such a problem then use another language. Nobody is stopping you.
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Ghost in the wires was a fantastic read. Rip
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Sensor size matters just as much as resolution, and this is because a small sensor with a higher resolution is going to collect less light than a large sensor with a lower resolution. This property applies to both film and digital where fil
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As someone who has shot a lot of medium format film and digital, what I've gathered is it's the Wabi-sabi imperfections of film—the dream like quality that can be captured in camera—that people appreciate the most about it. People
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My wife and I recently started sharing an Apple Card with combined lines of credit and it makes tracking monthly expenses so much easier than having two independent cards. We also share a bank account and mortgage, but have our own investme
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Agree to disagree, and I guess we'll just have to wait and see :popcorn:
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Won't it go up more if colleges can be assured that students will be bailed out?
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I get the fat, but what is the function of the black pepper?
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That's a great point and is definitely true.
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Not sure how true this is, but I've also heard that having a small snack or meal before taking the supplement will make it more "bioavailable"
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+1 for K2 + D, and for those who are looking for food sources of K2: fermented foods like sauerkraut, kimchi, and kefir are also good sources.
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It seems like the tech community is more aware of the possibilities of LLMs because they are its parent in a sense: they created it and/or have watched it grow up. And the general public probably sees it more like a toy or novelty for
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This is something I could see CA, NY, or the EU taking on someday with some sort of "right to digital recourse" law.
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I've got about 2 acres of it if you wanna let them know. We can have a BBQ. Everybody's welcome.
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Agreed. Just my opinion: most mods I've encountered seem like smarmy, smug, and sanctimonious petty tyrants who need to touch grass.
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3y ago
Hopefully some of this is democratized away by humans voting on quality of output directly and/or indirectly?
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It's not about learning hard things before fun; it's about learning it at all. Many folks, like OP, say that they should never want/need to understand such things at all in their career. That they are superfluous. Sure, you c
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Yes, I can see that now that I’ve tried to teach you this point.
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Hard pill to swallow: Doing things that are good for us that we don’t necessarily like is a part of growing up.
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You could have made learning binary a game. Learning binary isn't difficult and should only take a few days to a week of lecture to grasp a sufficient understanding.
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Seconded. And I'd posit that learning CS theory and fundamentals like binary shouldn't be too difficult if the individual is savvy enough to grok the finer points of Python.
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3y ago
now my head hurts
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Plot twist: how do we know this isn't AI generated, AI generated propaganda?
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Exactly, it works both ways and that’s a good thing.
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Have you considered that some people want it that way and choose to live in such a place?
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> What I don't understand is, is the need for huge front lawns. It's all the work with none of the benefits. Just a waste of space really. People don't use them the same way at all. Have you considered that some people jus
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To release us of our ennui, we mow and landscape our lawns. While many disagree, to others it's a status symbol and key part of the American dream. This is just how it's been since victorian times in the US. I live in upstate NY
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This article was an intriguing read, but I left unconvinced of its conclusion with a general feeling of "who cares?"
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