I’ve heard as a possible explanation before that LLMs are mainly trained on long-form written texts, whereas more colloquial speech (spoken or in text chat form) typically uses simpler speech. So, where normal humans would put “Sure!” or “Yeah!”, the LLM will likely write “Certainly!”, because that’s more likely what’s written in a blog post.
I read elsewhere that it’ll have anti-cheat. If they don’t support Linux, anti-cheat will make it rather unlikely to work, since it will detect the mild differences between Proton and Windows as an attempt to cheat.
Yeah, at this point I assume they just want to choose awful names to garner attention, but damn, this just makes me think someone typoed.
I use a hand-operated travel bidet, so it’s exactly as overpowered as my handshake is firm. 🙃
More seriously, I did say not everything past the sphincter will get cleared out. But yeah, I believe it is generally possible for humans to relax their sphincter, so if you angle the beam right, that should do the trick…
Firefox has a built-in translation feature now, so you might not need TWP.
You can check whether you’re clean with a toilet paper, if you’re unsure. But I did so a few times at the beginning and never had stained toilet paper (so long as I didn’t stick it inside, I guess), so I don’t bother anymore.
In particular, you also feel cleaner when you regularly use a bidet (like you’re freshly showered), so that also makes it easier to feel when you aren’t clean…
Disagree about the assisting tool. Yes, you can still find shit, if you stick your finger up your bum hole, but you don’t need to powerwash your intestines to be clean. They’ll be full of shit soon after anyways. So long as the outside of the door is squeaky clean, that’s as clean as you’ll get.
If you search for “find duplicate files <your OS>” there seem to be some options…
I started noticing it around February or March or so.
I feel like it’s displacing Corporate Memphis, at the very least in terms of how much I hate it.
It was an effort by multiple Unix vendors to create a common desktop environment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Desktop_Environment
Weil’s nur 'ne Textur ist, keine 3D-Material Beschreibung. :P
Gibt hier im Laden einen Brotaufstrich aus roter Beete und Meerrettich. Als ich mir den auf’s Brot geschmiert hatte, hat mein Gehirn echt kurz die Reaktion gehabt, dass da eine Textur fehlt, weil es so Knallpink war, wie die Farbe, die man gerne in der Spieleentwicklung nimmt, wenn eben noch die Textur fehlt (#FF00FF).
*tabs Fedora*
I don’t have experience with Jujutsu, but I always have the same problem with these alternative frontends, which is that I’d still want to be proficient with the original. If you need to look up how to fix something or you want to help others in your team or you want to script something, then the language to speak is simply the Git CLI.
And I don’t feel like I even use the Git CLI enough where a different tool could be so much better that it’s worth learning both.
Obviously, your priorities may differ, but yeah, that’s just always the reason for me why I prefer the Git CLI, even if it were objectively more difficult to use.
Yeah, those models are referred to as “discriminative AI”. Basically, if you heard about “AI” from around 2018 until 2022, that’s what was meant.
Yeah, there were also several stories where the AI just detected that all the pictures of the illness had e.g. a ruler in them, whereas the control pictures did not. It’s easy to produce impressive results when your methodology sucks. And unfortunately, those results will get reported on before peer reviews are in and before others have attempted to reproduce the results.
Ja, die meisten Ameisen verschwinden, weil ihr Lebensraum zerstört wird, unter anderem durch Pestizide oder weil z.B. weniger totes Holz in den Wäldern gelassen wird.
Wenn man als Ameise nur 'ne bewässerte Wiese braucht, dann kann ich mir schon vorstellen, dass dein Garten Freude bereitet.
Kann gerade keine wirklich gute Statistik finden, aber hier sieht man zum Beispiel in Abb. 2, dass 60% der Ameisenarten in Deutschland rückläufig sind: https://www.bmuv.de/fileadmin/Daten_BMU/Download_PDF/Artenschutz/bericht_insektensterben_bf.pdf
Comeback as in “A retort or answer, particularly a quick or clever one.”
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/comeback
Franklin’s response is the ‘comeback’ in this case.
Yep, the repository root. Where everyone starts to read your code, so you put your README there and the docs-folder and the entrypoint to your source tree, oh and also all this random guff that no sane reader would ever be interested in.
I still remember how I tried to read larger repositories for the first time and this was genuinely a hurdle, because I figured these files must be highly relevant for understanding the code.
My attempt at combating that has been to move as much of the code structure to the top as possible, so that someone new will have a much higher chance of clicking on something relevant. But yeah, downside is that your code structure isn’t as separated from the guff anymore…