I was responding to the poster's suggestion that there was a typo, I think there isn't but it's just a bit hard to read, and all those I quoted are in the "better options" column.
Even the language "training", although I know it's a term of art which has been used for decades, seems to imply some degree of cognition which isn't representative of the facts.
The market can stay irrational for a long time but it does eventually have to happen. The 2008 crisis was the result of overleveraging in 1999-2003 and interest rate rises from 2004-2007, so it can take years for it to crumble. Two years is a long while but it could easily take two more before people realise the emperor has no clothes.
Uh yeah, projects on the side of the political spectrum which hurts people and acts in bad faith are not worth supporting, and projects on the side which protects and helps people are worth supporting, no shit dumbass.
Have you seen the supreme court? He does have a chance. Of course the fact that he's not in the supreme leader's favor counts against him, but if he's got any money left a little donation to Clarence has worthwhile odds of sorting him out.
Have we really become so lazy that we don’t even want to learn a minimum of a programming language
It's worse than that. I've seen people who used to be good programmers, writing complicated FPGA data processing applications, reduced to barely being able to read simple python scripts and making extremely beginner mistakes when they ever have to change a line of code themselves.
Not really, even that has almost completely fallen out of use. Everything except people and anthropomorphized animals like pets are 'it'; nobody's going around calling ships and newspapers 'she' anymore except people holding on to extremely quaint historical oddity.
No dawg that's a whole new sentence. I have no knowledge nor complaints about what Debian is doing, I'm just saying the wording used previously in this thread isn't a fair characterisation of Linus.
People, all people, go with the flow on most things. Yes, when you think about AI in depth it's clear that you shouldn't use it. But for most people it's just some app.
hey it's not very helpful or sensitive to just dump a wikipedia link like that
The pentagon doesn't need any excuse for missing money, they aren't audited, the missing money is out in the open
Orrrrr... They and everyone else have had twenty-five years to consider your nonsense and it's boring and distracting from important things
I was responding to the poster's suggestion that there was a typo, I think there isn't but it's just a bit hard to read, and all those I quoted are in the "better options" column.
Even the language "training", although I know it's a term of art which has been used for decades, seems to imply some degree of cognition which isn't representative of the facts.
wtf i like claude now?
"signal, matrix, xmpp, or delta" instead of slack
The market can stay irrational for a long time but it does eventually have to happen. The 2008 crisis was the result of overleveraging in 1999-2003 and interest rate rises from 2004-2007, so it can take years for it to crumble. Two years is a long while but it could easily take two more before people realise the emperor has no clothes.
Uh yeah, projects on the side of the political spectrum which hurts people and acts in bad faith are not worth supporting, and projects on the side which protects and helps people are worth supporting, no shit dumbass.
Have you seen the supreme court? He does have a chance. Of course the fact that he's not in the supreme leader's favor counts against him, but if he's got any money left a little donation to Clarence has worthwhile odds of sorting him out.
It's not a fallacious statement. You're correct that it would still not be an appropriate tool, but that statement doesn't claim it would be.
It's worse than that. I've seen people who used to be good programmers, writing complicated FPGA data processing applications, reduced to barely being able to read simple python scripts and making extremely beginner mistakes when they ever have to change a line of code themselves.
Not really, even that has almost completely fallen out of use. Everything except people and anthropomorphized animals like pets are 'it'; nobody's going around calling ships and newspapers 'she' anymore except people holding on to extremely quaint historical oddity.
Neither, they're from green chickens and green pigs.
No dawg that's a whole new sentence. I have no knowledge nor complaints about what Debian is doing, I'm just saying the wording used previously in this thread isn't a fair characterisation of Linus.
He's not making slop patches to the kernel.
People, all people, go with the flow on most things. Yes, when you think about AI in depth it's clear that you shouldn't use it. But for most people it's just some app.
Only Icelandic still uses it