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If there was a way, I could dedicate 10 TB to IA and have the system automatically use those 10TB to store whatever is best I'd love that. Right now there are torrents and I do keep any torrents I download from IA in my client for year
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Do they ever explain why they removed this content?
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It's a similar problem to people being banned from Google (insert big company name) because of an automated fraud detection system that doesn't give any reason behind the ban. I also thing that there should be laws requiring a cle
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> And, since use of AI makes written exams almost impossible Isn't it easy to prevent students from using an AI if they are doing the exams in a big room? I mean when I was a student, most of my exams were written with just access t
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Thanks! I'll take a look at this.
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Gemma Cookbook
(github.com)
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Which brand did you end up using for the enzymes and supplement? It's my understanding that there's sometimes significant differences between brands because it's unregulated so I'm curious about the ones that did work fo
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Back when I was a teenager, I used to also have similar thoughts as the person you replied to about not playing with toys because it was childish behavior. Luckily, I grew out of that and I do not feel self conscious when playing as an adul
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Personally, that's how most of my math learning came. As a teen, I started to program and wanted to understand mathematics tools to solve specific problems, so I learned trig, Bezier curves, cryptography, number theory, etc like this.
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Crowdstrike was heavily pushed on us at a previous company both for compliance reason by some of our clients (BCG were the ones pushing us to use crowdstrike) and from our liability insurance company. It was really an uphill battle to convi
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I'd say it's significantly better... I did a brief stint with android a long time ago but didn't like it, but now I've been using it for 3 yearsish and I actually get annoyed when I use my wife's iphone. There'
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I switched to Samsung partly because of the lack of Touch ID. Face ID was annoying, it didn't work well with masks (even with the special option turned on), it didn't work well in the morning when I'm lying in bed, it didn&#x
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Reading the charges, one jump to my mind as being scary: "Importation d'un moyen de cryptologie n'assurant pas exclusivement des fonctions d'authentification ou de contrôle d'intégrité sans déclaration préalable.&qu
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Also, having a kid is great to get you to learn new things. I want my son to learn to play an instrument, so I've finally been taking piano classes because I know that very few children of completely non-musical parents actually succee
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I dislike Patreon because they keep making their UI worse over time but that said, I'm furious at apple for this. I like Patreon to allow creators to do per-creation schedule and I hate that Apple has enough power to impact me despite
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This is just lovely. Nice trip through nostalgia, when I was 12 years old, I had a period where I listened to a lot of mods from the amiga demo scene to the eternal bafflement of my parents :) It's a pity I lost the collection I curate
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Hmm my kid does like to chase the robot. It seems rather difficult to measure the laser input power though. Apart from trying to reverse engineer the robot? I guess I'll just make sure that it's not turned on if my kid is awake at
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Should I be concerned about the lidar in my dreame robot vacuum (L10s ultra) and my 3 years old whose head is closer to the ground than me? I never thought about it before but you'r comment worries me.
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As an alternative, I'd recommend trying to live in places in Asia like Hong Kong or Japan. Walkable cities, relatively low tax rate (but not sure how it works with US citizens tax system), higher salaries than Europe (in the case of Ho
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> The language is so sloppy with accents and different pronunciations that people can use tiny differences to “other” people based on social status, geography, and so on. I speak a few languages (French, English, Japanese, German, Spanis
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> As an example, look at Dutch: the Netherlands is another country that got rich from trade, and was also a colonial power. But who outside of the Netherlands speaks Dutch? That has more to do with the way the Dutch administered their co
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Hugo's House of Horrors -> That game commits pretty much every sin in the list. Machinarium / Botanicula / Samorost / Chuchel are all great fun (and can be played with relatively young kids even)
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Yes it's based on the comic and absolutely worth playing if you like me love the comic.
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Was disappointed also by the ending of Monkey Island 2 and Return to Monkey Island. Ron Gilbert seems to love going meta and breaking the fourth wall to the point where I'd almost be shocked if he released a game that didn't do th
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Adventure games that have elements of visual novels have existed for a long time in Japan even though they were often not translated and sold outside of Japan. Examples of this are the The Portopia Serial Murder Case (from Yuji Horii who wr
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I think that there's another factor to consider. The market for computer game was both much smaller in the 80s and early 90s but also tended to be much more educated. So, games that are essentially puzzles with stories would have much
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I did a CT scan recently for something unrelated which found some soft tissue lesion in the thymus. Cue doctors trying to tell me that I should just remove the thymus since it's not possible to do a biopsy and anyway the thymus is usel
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I've regularly done the same despite having long hairs, a relatively well grown beard and wearing shorts and sandals (but at least I wear a polo).
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If you ever try bananas from Philippines, the Latundan is great. In general, once you taste how good all the different bananas can be, you'll never want to just go back to the Cavendish which is mostly boring.
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The soundtrack from dune 1 (and the game itself) was done by Cryo, completely different game studio. The game and soundtrack is amazing for sure though. In general all the soundtrack by Stephan Picq are worth listening to
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