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Generative AI for Krita(github.com)
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>Does Elon Musk Have an Undergraduate Degree in Physics? >Rating: True >Musk has on previous occasions claimed he received this degree in 1995, but the University of Pennsylvania says it was awarded in 1997. What was the point of y
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"Why was the grim reaper Jamaican?" LLM's seem to have no idea what the hell I'm talking about. Maybe half of millennials understand though.
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>Pope begs Putin to end 'spiral of violence and death' https://web.archive.org/web/20230326034459/https://www.reute...
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To be fair, your phone number has never been considered private information. You can open any phone book and find that info. They likely just looked up your name in the population register.
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Here's the primary source https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/adc1c8 They possibly detected dimethyl sulfide, which is only known to be produced by living organisms.
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>Why it's impossible to use PHP even though millions of people are doing great things with it
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They are orthogonal. If you plot him on the political compass, he'd be libertarian-left.
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They even wrote their own book collaboratively https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/28282177-hypersphere
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Are you counting tithes as donations?
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Well yeah, that's the point. Its so factories paying local wages can now compete with factories overseas where wages are much lower.
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>Whereas in a country like the US, it means missing several days of work, driving potentially hundreds of kilometers Where did you hear this? When I lived in Pennsylvania, it was really easy to get a state ID. Just go into the DMV, show
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>If you assume instead that the whole universe has angular momentum, well, where did that come from? You can say the exact same thing about mass. Obviously it came from somewhere. And it could have taken angular momentum with it.
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The AWS console supports dark mode. Just click the gear icon in the top bar.
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Every single time
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Have you tried Google Sheets? Its not open source, but its free and gets the job done.
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They're both likely a reference to the infamous political faction in China in the 60's. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_of_Four
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>if you subscribe to libertarianism there are much better intellectual works to provide you arguments Got any examples?
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>That facilitated more disciplined monetary policy and the reduction of inflation from 25 percent per month when the president came to office to 2.2 percent in January 2025. 25% is ridiculously high even for a yearly inflation rate. But
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Yeah, they already started to do that. For example, if you try to use iPhone mirroring from a Mac within the EU, you get a little pop-up saying "iPhone Mirroring is not available in your country or region." But if you travel to a
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Here's the source https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1902026377685295527
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>"We're going to stand by for splashdown located in the Gulf of America," she said. >Ah, yes. The Gulf of America. >This is why we can't have nice things. That doesn't sound like an "excellent journali
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They only say it to avoid word filters on certain algorithm-driven sites. Your comment won't be automatically flagged, demoted, or shadow banned here for using naughty words that corporate advertisers don't like.
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Like with any social media site, you also have to consider the possibility that not all comments are 100% organic.
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Small plane accidents happen all the time. >From 2015 to 2020, there were a total of 7,294 accidents >From 2015 to 2020, there were a total of 2,220 fatalities https://flyfright.com/plane-crash-statistics/small-ai
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>The EV outcome for the vast majority of states is known ahead of time. There's a world of difference between being predicatively partisan and not being able to vote at all. >only that 101st vote matters and the other 100 people
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>putting the result of the election into the hands of a small minority of voters Are you referring to the final 538 electors who actually make the final vote? Most of them are bound to vote based on who their state voted for. Aside from
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Why? I can just temporarily launch Chrome if I need to join a meeting. There's no need to have MSware running in the background 24/7 doing god knows what.
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I have 54 tabs open right now. The Sideberry extension lets you view them in the left sidebar. They're nested so that collapsing a root tab will also collapse all child tabs. There are also super tabs (Sideberry calls them "Tabs p
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The Teams web app doesn't work (I refuse to install the OS level app)

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