Also not favorable to pit bulls. I dislike this headline so very much.
natecox
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The AI apologists in this thread are wild to me. It's too bad they don't have access to some kinda tool that could give them information on how water tables work.
/s? Because through like... every other abundant source of protein. We actually eat way, way too much protein on average, which your body has to just filter out. It does you no good and just overworks your liver.
Soy, rice, beans, legumes, and many other foods provide abundant protein.
If you want to worry about not getting enough of something, focus on fiber.
Those experts are clearly not fire fighters. A closed bedroom door can be the difference between having time to escape and having time to be flash fried.
Counterpoint: billionaires are proven liars and the scum of the earth so anything said during a debate is about as reliable as wet toilet paper.
I think I'm mostly ignorant here. I of course know that abuse on these platforms is always an issue but I didn't know we were having any particularly bad instances of it today. Can you point me to a reference so I can get up to date?
I imagine the mistrust comes largely from people who have never used ssh keys for authentication.
A data center is a warehouse-size building that holds a sea of computer servers that run day and night, collecting, processing and storing data for the internet. Giant ones are needed to run A.I. models that teach computers to think like humans.
They absolutely do not. They do not think like humans. They do nothing of the sort, not even close. We need to crush this marketing narrative.
A stochastic parrot does not think like a human.
Multiplayer that isn't ass.
You need some kind of filler if you want seams to disappear, like bondo. The filler will be ugly though so you're going to need paint for sure.
Clever design can make seams less visible but the joints are always going to be there to some degree.
Or just live with the seams lol.
Fixing your warping/shrinking will make them less visible too.
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This is where I stopped reading, and it's so emblematic of the argumentation I routinely see.
"I have no first hand knowledge of your domain, but let me tell you why you're wrong about it" is just a derivative of "everything I don't understand is simple", and I will have no part in that.