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3y ago
When on its own, which it is in the descriptions, I couldn't tell if it was an I, Z or l. It looks cool, so I guess I'd just get used to it. But I fully agree that those tails are really exaggerated.
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The Kruzkal Count is proven by the fact that eventually all numbers cross a point where some previous number has already been, which is to say they eventually settle on one of a small number of concluding paths. It's not a proof for Co
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3y ago
The problem is that there is nothing at all suggesting what the 5mino app is. Is this about training to hold your breath for 5 minutes?
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3y ago
We learned this story/fable when I was in primary school, and brought it to life in an interactive fashion. We had all brought something to contribute beforehand. It was a bit like a ritual, actually, because first the water was boiled
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3y ago
Do you mean like memory loss?
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3y ago
I wish they'd state the disk size of the models. Even the ones on GitHub don't have their file sizes listed, so you just have to cross your fingers and hope you have room.
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3y ago
Your link leads to a different article than the Title text would suggest. However, the linked article is Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean in his more serious character) discussing problems with EVs, which is an interesting read on its own.
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3y ago
Very cool. I thought Spindle might be another word for 'Bend' since that is often used in that warning. But actual Spindling could change things considerably.
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3y ago
Or a lower phone bill. With tape and an exacto knife, it would be a worthy experiment (if it doesn't land you in jail, that is.)
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3y ago
I log in every time I get an email saying I got a DM from someone I actually know, generally from the two people I know who keep complaining about X, but haven't gone somewhere federated where I'm far more accessible. As long as t
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3y ago
Ah, so he did. It's still outside the 30 day limit. Just not as far outside as I originally thought.
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I'm actually surprised that they didn't mention that the patterns output from the loom were encoded by what we now recognize as the first programming language. The language is still in use, too. The comparison between cams and vin
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3y ago
I bet they won't try to sell Donald Trump's inactive personal account. This will have interesting consequences if, for example a reporter who no longer uses X, gets their username sold. The person who buys it of course will appear
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3y ago
You are right. Thanks for the correction. I don't use either, although I have seen the Core install on someone else's Raspberry Pi.
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Windows iot is designed to work on small devices such as the Raspberry Pi, and it is not a desktop operating system. You can run scripts on it, do things directly with the hardware, and that's about it. The point is that a lot of perfe
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I would say it is even worse when considering tablets and smart phones, and maybe even laptops (although they have a significantly better shelf life than tablets and smart phones). They are garbage the moment the battery ages out. For some
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3y ago
I remember as a kid, our phone bill was printed on a punch card, and the phrase "Do not fold or staple" was written on the leading edge. By the time I was old enough to have my own phone bill to pay, punch cards were already forgo
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I've never heard of this. It seems nature is quite creative in having so many ways to kill you off. There are a lot of different prion diseases, too. A colleague of mine had one that led to his death. He didn't lose mental acuity,
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3y ago
No condoms, but the money shot was always external prior to the recent "all internal" craze. Creampies forego any and all risks. Coitus interruptus is in the minority these days.
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3y ago
Couldn't you just make that part of your prompt? ChatGPT lets you pre-prime your chat sessions with an automagic prompt that basically initializes your session. That seems like the right place to prompt for answers that are akin to hal
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3y ago
That culture shift has been rapid, and very broad, too. In my final year of English class, in the 90's, I studied a play. I forget the title now, but a line in the play that also formed the title of my essay about it, would not be allo
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During this, I worked at a major bank. I was a virus expert even prior to working at the bank, so my job was specifically dealing with viruses that might affect the systems in unexpected ways because it's a sure bet that no virus routi
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3y ago
A game that I've seen referred to as 321 Word (or nowadays, Say The Same Thing) was certainly entertaining on car rides in my youth. Here's a video of people playing it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htdtUDepcok
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3y ago
Missing the giveaway "However..." clause that nearly all ChatGPT descriptions have in them.
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3y ago
The more it looks like insane scribbling, the heavier you can expect the music to be.
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I just watched this a couple of days ago. His final thoughts about the future of heavy are easily proven by looking at your own past. I remember when War Pigs seemed impossibly heavy. But even my own band 30 years ago was far heavier. And t
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3y ago
Is he not trying to do what got Microsoft, Google and Facebook split up into separate entities?
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I've read articles about negative Kelvin where they surmise it would get hotter. Keeping in mind what heat actually is, the atoms would just be out of phase.
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3y ago
Technically 3 is equally round as 0, but half as round as 8. It's just split and flipped.
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3y ago
It's a number in Base 18. Or is that my imagination?
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