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Cars can come in the form of ambulances, narcotics can come in form of morphine or cocaine (note the early use in medicine). You don't just exclude / include entire class by giving a few examples.
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Performance cars are very cheap to acquire temporarily. I can literally book right now, for 4 long laps, for £99 any of the following (and that's a a very small subset of 30 similar cars): Lotus Evora / GTR 1200bhp / Lamborgh
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Thanks, trial works. Onboarding on the custom API is very tedious (I used openrouter: took me 20 minutes to guess the URL and model format you expected, full of 404 and 200 errors). I added the model, connection test worked, I added all the
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Fantastic! Thank you so much.
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Precisely. We both forgot to mention nitrous oxide, very potent GHG released due to the fertilizer use.
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Technology Connections did the maths. How much CO2 is released tiling, planting, spraying, sowing, spraying, watering, spraying, harvesting, processing, storing, transporting, processing and finally fossil fuels use in the ethanol productio
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Never to that extent FWIR but I see your point. Yeah, Oracle is bad too.
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Thx. I'll try with my personal projects (because dues to the data collection and ToS most providers are forbidden in my company), if I can opt out of training on my input. I'm just getting a but tired of using Opus 2.6 which eats
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Maybe you should try running exactly the same prompts in exactly the same settings? Chances are one of you has been drafted into an unpleasant experiment.
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I'm not a vibe coder or software manufacturer. I juts need a convenient commandline tool to sometimes analyse the repo and answer a few questions about it. Am I unworthy of using CC then? Until now I thought Pro entitles me to doing so
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If you didn't found the way to use the tool constructively, keep trying. If you didn't try to use it to work for you, that's okay, but maybe try once more? It does work and adds value. It's a non-standard and weirdly fle
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That's a quite.... astonishing* take. If I leak your medical information you confidentially shared it with your doctor that means you are okay with it because you opted in for that? Or does the scope / details do not matter for ot
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But it's nonconsensual, contrary to the laws and contract. Should or shouldn't in general, but THIS one database shouldn't.
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No, Palantir is not a "database vendor", it's an intelligence company closely working with IOF in their ongoing genocidal efforts and with DHS with mass deportations. I'd rather see Oracle than a ghoul openly supporting
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Not sure if the reports like this count? https://www.theregister.com/2026/04/22/mozilla_firefox_mytho... I don't have strong opinion on that.
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We might run their history in a slow motion since the year of inception, and then see who is trying to do all the wiping.
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I'm glad to hear that your random telco's governance and influence has spread around the entire world to every other telco. FYI: from the fact it's hard (not impossible) to see the data mentioned and it's possible (not g
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With the current lead times and the prices of the fast, complicated silicone? I don't think so :)
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This particular corn is converted into ethanol that immediately releases the captured co2 back. How much of co2 can be trapped in the soil and biomatter if we let native plants live underneath the panels?
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You're almost there :)
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Big farmland is effectively dead. It must be tiled and heavily fertilized to produce anything. It does NOT have healthy soils. And remember the context: were talking of replacing corn grown for energy, monoculture with no insect or plant li
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No, it's the ultra authoritarian government stopping you from viewing it. Replace "imgur.com" in the links with "rimgo.bcow.xyz" and consider voting against the parties of surveillance next time you can :)
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I understand your reasoning and it's valid, but I think the best you can do is indeed collapse the thread (not sure if any mobile clients do better than that?) It's perhaps not a serious test, it isn't to me, but on the edges
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Missed the window for edit: I agree that ideally I'd have a tiny local MOE-kind of model, able to establish the complexity of the request, route simple local requests to the instantly available local agent, and route all the rest outsi
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Hah. It's still better than apps. Apps have access to inconceivable amounts of identifiers and device characteristics, even on the well protected systems without Google Play services.
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Iffy vs grossly unethical.
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New phones can run Gemma 4 quants pretty nicely. It's a surprisingly good model. Google's Edge Gallery also offers some choice to try.
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Looks cool, but I think your maths isn't mathing :) It's a second day of the first week (as per Google Play), and it shows $9.99 already (£8.99 in the Play Store). I'm not saying it's expensive, feature wise it's aw
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Re 2 only: Yeah, except for alcohol all the other drugs are heavily controlled (contrary to the medical or scientific evidence). Tobacco doesn't offer any benefits* *yeah, I struggle to find significant benefits of alcohol, but there a
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Americans tried to ban alcohol in the 20s, ended up propping up the organised crime. The they later enacted the War on Drugs. They still pump billions into cartels and the federal forces.

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