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by kleiba 8mo ago
...or stock images.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Could be a gain for privacy ;-)
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I would have to try that but since I never measured exact amounts, I preferred to pause upon visual inspection, as in: as soon as the milk started bubbling, I stopped and stirred.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I use no sugar as the apple has enough sweetness.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
> What about having several use cases in mind, and give the scores for each of those? Or assign one score according to the worst case scenario.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Sure, but you want to go as hot as possible to get the oats cooked. Besides, I wanted to be as quick as possible. Like, quick oats, you know? ;-)
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I kinda like the cover, but maybe I'm just a boring person myself.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
"The word `basic’ in the title is closer in meaning to `foundational’ rather than `elementary’ [...]" (quoted from that same wikipedia page).
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by kleiba 8mo ago
> The actual recipe section starts with the recipe for a bowl of cereal, which I am 70% sure is a joke For years, I would get up insanely early and be the first in the office, with no-one around other than the cleaners. My breakfast ev
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Cool! Reminds me of how some 18 years ago or so, I was using TRAMP in Emacs to do remote development over ssh. Some things never change, apparently.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
One detail you might have overlooked: even if you're an American company - if you offer your services in Europe (through the web or otherwise), you're subject to European laws and regulations, including the GDPR.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I think you're overestimating your ability to assess what others think or comprehend.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Did you see the part in my original post where it said "Not unexpected for an 8k model"?
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Always on is incompatible with data protection rights, such as the GDPR in Europe.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Care to enlighten me?
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Yes, but the quality of the output leaves to be desired. I just asked about some sports history and got a mix of correct information and totally made up nonsense. Not unexpected for an 8k model, but raises the question of what the use case
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I think I've just been lucky that I never had issues with that. For C-x C-s specifically, my hand hardly moves and definitely does not twist, it's very natural for me to type.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I've made it a second ctrl decades ago... you so rarely need caps lock (unless you're shouting on the internet) that it's a gain rather than a loss. Your pinky can rest much more comfortably on the key and you don't have
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I'm fine with the standard CAPS_LOCK is CTRL setup...
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by kleiba 8mo ago
And yet there's a difference between a cheaply made coat from an Asian sweat shop and one made with quality materials by a skilled tailor.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Yeah, but he didn't make crazy yt videos!
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Hands up who has ever eaten anything from that list!
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Colin Furze ftw!
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by kleiba 8mo ago
...as long as they also changed the defining function to `hard`, we're still good.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Oh, awesome, thanks. For someone like me who does not own a phone, this is valuable information. Now I know that I don't have to waste my time looking into this.
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by kleiba 8mo ago
In classic (symbolic) AI, this type of representational challenge is referred to as the "Frame Problem": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frame_problem
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by kleiba 8mo ago
https://taxfoundation.org/data/all/eu/carbon-taxes-europe-20...
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Bitdefender flagged that website for me, but it does not give me any useful details as to what the reason might be...
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by kleiba 8mo ago
Remember that the ancestor gave a pointless wrapper class plus the sarcastic remark "Huge pain."
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by kleiba 8mo ago
I don't see any validation here.

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