What is the benifit of a book being digitized for only be used for one company training their "AI". These digitized copies aren't going to be made available to humans in any way because then the company would loose the advantage they have in training data.
Take this with a grain of salt as I've never once actually had to use swap for any of my systems running Linux.
It is supposed to be significantly faster and the actual compression / decompression is not actually very CPU intensive. There I'd also thr benefit of reduced ware to your drive theoretically if you're in swap constantly but ive never heard of anyone actually having an issue with that.
Cant speak on Shelly specifically but I use octopi pretty regularly because sometimes there are 4 different packages with nearly identical names and being able to click on them then read what they are makes finding the one I'm actually looking for much easier.
Highly recommend this. Spent months with hyprland then sway and eventually realized I prefer a traditional DE but I was glad to have tried them and learning them felt great.
KDE based in germany easy to use for beginners and highly configurable for those that want that ability. They have a fully integrated software suite that has basically become the default for many distros even if they aren't using plasma.
Honestly if you just ignore anyone with a new user flag on the threadiverse your experience will be better imo. A lot of them seem to want to being the reddit bullshit onto here and its just not worth getting into it with them. Trolls leave when you ignore them and all that.
I don't think people arguing against you get newsom he fundamentally has no real beliefs and will just do things to get more power. He throws the dem base under the bus at every opportunity and is somehow more pro billionaire that the average corp dem.
If you have to choose between one of those three I think the choice has to be japan assuming you have guaranteed work lined up at all three locations with reasonable pay for the area at least.
Because they will get back pay for the work they have done till now and the job market is terrible so "knowing" you'll eventually be paid at the end of the line is better than trying to look for a new job that will almost certainly pay less and be more laborious is a hard ask.
Its not, I was using it when I ran Gentoo, but its substantially more present if that makes sense. When I'm using systemd I don't have to think about it when I'm configuring my system in normal circumstances but with openrc it's always something that had to be accounted for.
What is the benifit of a book being digitized for only be used for one company training their "AI". These digitized copies aren't going to be made available to humans in any way because then the company would loose the advantage they have in training data.
Take this with a grain of salt as I've never once actually had to use swap for any of my systems running Linux.
It is supposed to be significantly faster and the actual compression / decompression is not actually very CPU intensive. There I'd also thr benefit of reduced ware to your drive theoretically if you're in swap constantly but ive never heard of anyone actually having an issue with that.
That or they are actually your mom.
I highly recommend kagi if you can justify the cost. It is genuinely how Google used to be in terms of search quality.
Cant speak on Shelly specifically but I use octopi pretty regularly because sometimes there are 4 different packages with nearly identical names and being able to click on them then read what they are makes finding the one I'm actually looking for much easier.
Highly recommend this. Spent months with hyprland then sway and eventually realized I prefer a traditional DE but I was glad to have tried them and learning them felt great.
KDE based in germany easy to use for beginners and highly configurable for those that want that ability. They have a fully integrated software suite that has basically become the default for many distros even if they aren't using plasma.
Highly recommend summit. Just had a redisgn and even before it was my favorite looking app.
Honestly if you just ignore anyone with a new user flag on the threadiverse your experience will be better imo. A lot of them seem to want to being the reddit bullshit onto here and its just not worth getting into it with them. Trolls leave when you ignore them and all that.
It was so nice to accidentally discover you were using encrypted messages.
I don't think people arguing against you get newsom he fundamentally has no real beliefs and will just do things to get more power. He throws the dem base under the bus at every opportunity and is somehow more pro billionaire that the average corp dem.
What do you mean they're just "places".
If you have to choose between one of those three I think the choice has to be japan assuming you have guaranteed work lined up at all three locations with reasonable pay for the area at least.
Hopefully the GPUs will actually be useful to someone not running an LLM.
I'm pretty sure that comes from top shelf liquors in bars.
I don't think we are in anyway disagreeing. I was just explaining why some might choose to stay even when there is currently no pay coming in.
Because they will get back pay for the work they have done till now and the job market is terrible so "knowing" you'll eventually be paid at the end of the line is better than trying to look for a new job that will almost certainly pay less and be more laborious is a hard ask.
I've been trying niri the last couple of days and I am just so glad to be back on a TWM.
Its not, I was using it when I ran Gentoo, but its substantially more present if that makes sense. When I'm using systemd I don't have to think about it when I'm configuring my system in normal circumstances but with openrc it's always something that had to be accounted for.
4th one no others are close.