I would not be surprised if BYD is the industry leader and has the best battery technology, I just also wouldn't be surprised if they are doing a showcase of the potential of the batteries if they sacrificed longevity. It is a claim by a company and isn't verified by independent consumers.
Battery technology especially has a long history of performance with big astricks, so it's good to be skeptical, even with industry leaders.
You're misrepresenting the problem though, it's not about maximising efficiency of an area, but packing the targeted amount of squares inside the smallest square, who's side lengths are some multiple of the packed squares.
If you posted this under OP then I would agree with you, obviously this is bad efficiency for the waffle for the purposes of syrup filled in holes, but for the definitions of the problem the person you replied to is correct in their explanation.
That makes sense, but it does mean the private grocery stores won't lower their prices in response. So unfortunately it won't have as good of an effect as affordable housing can have, but still a positive one where these are created.
Grocery stores don't have a lot of margins, so this move won't reduce prices by much or at all. What it will do is improve low income areas the "market" has left alone to improve the availability and quality of nearby food. I've heard a lot of people skeptical of the "lower prices" part, when I think the food desert part is a much more important part of the plan tbh.
Good news, that's not how the CSAM database works. What happens is the image is hashed (for non technical people, hashing is a way of always generating the same "ID" from the file data) and the image is discarded. Now the article I found to verify my claim also talks about how the FBI used to distribute CSAM to catch people, so they have some probably... But not a database wide amount.
That's the hardware issue he was talking about, it has no relation to the effectiveness of the usage of the LLM. It sounded to be mostly a project he was doing for fun rather then out of necessity
We couldn't handle 14 days in america, but 42 days?? I'm so glad transmission is so infrequent
When you have 3 of these you become a computer scientist
Well yes, except when Amazon is using them to save on costs, that's just robbing taxpayers.
Hey, I'm actually an expert in this field! Yes, it is completely safe to use objects without a flaired base.
Abraham Lincoln before and after the war should be different categories
Posted by the Whitehouse twitter account, this is also a recent one, the DHS post was also real from a while back (no link but I've seen proof)
I would not be surprised if BYD is the industry leader and has the best battery technology, I just also wouldn't be surprised if they are doing a showcase of the potential of the batteries if they sacrificed longevity. It is a claim by a company and isn't verified by independent consumers.
Battery technology especially has a long history of performance with big astricks, so it's good to be skeptical, even with industry leaders.
You're misrepresenting the problem though, it's not about maximising efficiency of an area, but packing the targeted amount of squares inside the smallest square, who's side lengths are some multiple of the packed squares.
If you posted this under OP then I would agree with you, obviously this is bad efficiency for the waffle for the purposes of syrup filled in holes, but for the definitions of the problem the person you replied to is correct in their explanation.
Pay cash
I like it being extensible instead, as some adblocks might be opinionated or unresponsive. It's easier to swap adblocks then browsers.
Protip: just get covered in more water well above the waist.
They have the complex but don't have the ability to shoot someone and their dog and get off with paid vacation
That makes sense, but it does mean the private grocery stores won't lower their prices in response. So unfortunately it won't have as good of an effect as affordable housing can have, but still a positive one where these are created.
Grocery stores don't have a lot of margins, so this move won't reduce prices by much or at all. What it will do is improve low income areas the "market" has left alone to improve the availability and quality of nearby food. I've heard a lot of people skeptical of the "lower prices" part, when I think the food desert part is a much more important part of the plan tbh.
Good news, that's not how the CSAM database works. What happens is the image is hashed (for non technical people, hashing is a way of always generating the same "ID" from the file data) and the image is discarded. Now the article I found to verify my claim also talks about how the FBI used to distribute CSAM to catch people, so they have some probably... But not a database wide amount.
https://cybernews.com/editorial/war-on-child-exploitation/
I think I've heard if you have a Microsoft account it automatically gets backed up
The tennis sim isn't Wii sports resort, it's the one above the text
That's the hardware issue he was talking about, it has no relation to the effectiveness of the usage of the LLM. It sounded to be mostly a project he was doing for fun rather then out of necessity
So you're telling me higher temperatures means it's more like a monkey on a typewriter? So with a long enough period of time and enough chatgpts...
That's awesome news!