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I've just checked my computer, and it is on Ventura 13.0.1.
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Nothing beats the freedom and universality of the command line or using APIs (with a small utility library) in a repl of the language of your choice.
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Hi, I'm a single-spacer, but I'm afraid we can't claim victory yet. Word will automatically add extra space at the end of sentences even if they only have one space.
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I'm imagining eating my sandwich without removing the plastic wrap now. I am thinking the article uses edible instead of biodegradable to separate this research from others that are leaning on industrial composting?
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I assumed without reading, this loophole would be the hope that the theorems which can't be proven true or false according to his incompleteness theorem have measure zero and all are of the odd sort which is the Gödel sentence, but it&
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I assume because this is posted on HN, it means Twitter isn't down for everyone? Though I get the same
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Especially love the extras. "Abolish affirmative action I say its high time we go wild Waste your inner child Throw your helmet in a dumpster and go to school in gang attire" -Smut Peddlers
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If you have ever worked at Google, you probably know this site because of accidentally visiting it when mistyping one of the companies internal go links.
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This article had an extremely positive tone, compared to what I expected from the URL. It's refreshing to hear the author's excitement about filesystems, and I learned a couple of things. Thanks.
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Why not ask the AIs themselves? They are pretty good at explaining this type of thing.
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I was expecting a different direction: systems we had before are made of static rules, and today's ML can use reason to move beyond that. Being occasionally unreasonable may be ML's principle deficit, but its ability to reason at
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I found an article on it: https://techieinspire.com/how-to-access-the-internet-via-ms-...
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Ah! The good old days. The Windows XP Calculator app had a browser I used to bypass the browser blocks in elementary school. :D
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I interpreted the ambulance and police as breaking the rule, even though it wouldn't be persecuted. Of course the important thing isn't the rule, but people's reaction over time. A vehicle might cause unwanted noise or damage
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English Letters Occur in Most Positions
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The title should be the caveat. Anyway, it's funny that this is per-project specific make configuration that you presumably have to set up every time (or resetup if you work on something that doesn't use make) rather than generic
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Say My: A Game
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