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1y ago
It'd need to be enchanted with "Create Water".
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1y ago
I think the project itself is really cool, that said I really don't like the trend of having LLMs regurgitate content back to us. That said, this kinda makes me think of Browsh, who took the opposite approach and tries to render the HT
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1y ago
In your sentence, "I think" refers to people knowing what supplements they need to keep their teeth healthy. What @lofaszvanitt was asking was for more information about those needed supplements, not whether or not people knew abo
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1y ago
"Built with ♥ by our code monkeys"
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1y ago
I'm guessing people who could spend $90,000 for a computer to store their recipes were likely to have a kitchen big enough to accommodate this computer
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1y ago
Well TCL unveiled the first khz monitor so my guess is they'll get there soon
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1y ago
Most people who are working in tech or who are tech literate want a UI that's readable and easy to use, with minimal fluff because they use it extensively Most people who don't really care about tech that much don't like UI c
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1y ago
You're right. I meant to make lucid.
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1y ago
This is the correct use of elucidate, "to make light of". Perfectly cromulent.
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You could have made the same point for early Linux
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1y ago
If it's worth anything, this sounds very sweet and thoughtful, I don't think enjoying someone's company makes you a "simp" neither does showing attention.
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1y ago
Probably not. you'd have to prove that people who were able bodied in their youth are less likely to have dementia than people with disabilities or bad physical health. To my knowledge there is no such link. Besides, a big part of this
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1y ago
>but how do they even know they're getting real information about Indian History They do not. AI and LLMs are awesome tools when they're being used correctly, with their limitations in mind, but for a big majority of people who
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1y ago
Well LLMs are not capable of coming up with new paradigms or solve problems in a novel way, just efficiently do what's already be done or apply already found solutions, so they might be able to come up with improvements that have been
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1y ago
In the case of ice cream, do you really eat it or drink it though ?
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1y ago
I believe that excess sugar would be the issue, Yogurt contains no sugar
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1y ago
I always think about what a cool adventure it must have been, for Pierre Méchain and Jean-Baptiste Delambre to roam for 7 years, go wherever they need thanks to an official letter, make calculations and come back successful to Paris. To thi
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1y ago
Saturate the cup of water with salt so the dice float, then just roll the dice in the water
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1y ago
I forgot about that. I feel like everybody had an uncle or parent that would have so many toolbars that there was barely any space left for the page. That was mainly the results of using software that had those installers where you had to a
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1y ago
Discord, Slack and VS Code desktop apps are all built using Electron, so I'm guessing this is an Electron issue.
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This link has been posted a million times, and I'm always surprised by the reactions. Yes, for anything that is data driven, plain HTML is great. Maybe sprinkle some markdown on top of it but that's all you really need. But is tha
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1y ago
>2) we want public transit to be exclusionary on a fee-basis to exclude people who generally will not be able to pay for it on their own in order to avoid tragedy of the commons situations which actually suppress ridership by people who
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1y ago
I'm no expert, but it seems like the bottom of the pyramid has what looks like natural rock formation, seems like that wouldn't be possible if it was man made ?
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1y ago
My best guess would be China
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1y ago
Claude 3.7 : I'd be happy to tell you about the Marathon crater. The Marathon crater is a significant impact structure located on Earth. The Marathon crater is situated in Ontario, Canada, and is estimated to be about 450 million years
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1y ago
How wealthy are the wealthy folks you know ? a quant or faang principal engineer making 1.5-2 million/year is wealthy and worked hard to get there (although, luck is still a big part of it) yet they're much closer in wealth than a
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1y ago
If you're interested in data grids specifically, Svelte has https://vincjo.fr/datatables/examples/client/hello-world
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1y ago
https://www.shadcn-svelte.com/ https://www.skeleton.dev/docs/get-started/introduction https://flowbite-svelte.com/ https://www.melt-ui.com/
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You're right, I was ignorant about the Nibelungen and assumed it was about Achilles. If you had just provided the information to me instead of resorting to name calling (twice now) without adding anything to the conversation (comments
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This is according to the Achilleid by Publius Statius. if you have different material that you think better establish Achilles' history than the Achilleid please provide it instead of resorting to name calling.
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