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> Can I learn something while I’m bored on the couch? I have two very generic suggestions, but I offer them in good faith since both goals you listed are related to learning. 1.) Wikipedia. My knowledge on most topics is a mile wide an
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4y ago
So.. Any circles?
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4y ago
ctrl+shift+v
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4y ago
Nice. I have a d3 that is shaped like a little jellybean with 3 evenly spaced indentions that wrap around, really odd shape. Very satisfying for 33%ers.
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I agree. The title is "A very preliminary analysis of DALL-E 2". There is really nothing offensive about this publication.
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4y ago
Can't go wrong with Meshuggah. Plenty of chunky instrumentals
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4y ago
Gloriously ironic
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5y ago
numb chumsky
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RIP Wade Boggs
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5y ago
The burying of one's head in sand is in fact figurative, not literal.
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5y ago
Did anyone tell them? Maybe they just didn't know how
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5y ago
Really though, what else is there? Besides what is left of WinAmp.. Foobar is too basic for me (not good for managing larger libraries). iTunes used to work well for me, but I don't use Apple. Is there any other alternative I can try?
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5y ago
Could be centrifugal force due to the earths rotation but more likely has something to do with temperature. Could be a combination of both. I'm just guessing though
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8y ago
Yeah, that's just the keto diet you're referring to. I've read no where where it is dangerous like the article here states.
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"Right now our output is basically moving our jaws and our tongues or typing [with] our fingers. We're ... limited to this very low output rate from our brains, and what if we could up that through telepathy?" asks Jepsen. &q
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9y ago
I'm not a young system anymore.
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10y ago
The picture looks like young Jack Nicholson talking to current Larry David.
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10y ago
Works of ClipArt
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10y ago
I mean, in the end, it is just humans beating other humans at chess because it takes other humans to write the algorithms. See what I have done here?
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Agreed, it seems to either play a note you've played or pick a random interval. The interval and timing perhaps aren't truly random but it makes no difference to the listener's ear. Doesn't appear to have any concept of