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Dude, I remember and better when I write. No way I'm going all digital in math class.

I'd say food and water would be your best $10 investment

Not the very oldest, but the Wii

For your example, I just wanna say that even for people who don't get the reference, it still made sense.

And honestly, a little humour shouldn't be worrying.

Same, but can get wrong some times.

people usually put disclaimers for that kind of stuff

same

Idk why but android just does that for some reason

Ik there is a 'why' page, but why are you specifically interested in this stuff?

great work btw

But, in general, processed sugar has the effects I mentioned, because it is added.

Added sugar doesn't have as many nutrients, and is absorbed by the body much more quickly.

I don't know much about this stuff, but the first idea tha came up is something similar to what Bing/Microsoft does, where with each search there is an AI section using Google's Bard or whatever

Not free if you pay for it.

Not the point, but I felt like I had to mention it.

The article is quite pessimistic, example being that the FF usage graph has flatlined. It's not going down soon.

I understand things are bad, but this is a little too dramatic.

Off topic but your HN profile doesn't have your email

damn that was a threat lol

Can tell from experience.

That's oddly specific.

thank you plant, very cool

Part of a series on DNS, Do Natural Survival

Even shourd you disagree, it's useful to respect other's wants not to have their faces on those bodies.

It's both of em, you can't top that off.

Are you talking about the thing Chrome does with it's tabs where you can put them together in sections and give them a colour and name?

That's one factor. But the way I've learned best, is through stories. My teachers told all sorts of stories, and it made me very engaged in my classes. How can the same be said with AI? How can it make an engaging learning experience?

Even if you want it to, how could it make a very engaging environment when deep down inside you know it's fake?

What's interesting was that back in 2019, they gave access to students' data for 47¢ per name. One of the biggest customer of this was JAMRS, a military recruitment program run by the United States Department of Defense.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College_Board

Have you tried using a breadboard? That'll give a hands-on experience. Try the Khan Academy Electronics course if you want to know the science behind the stuff.

There's a 10 hour white noise video on Youtube, you can use that.

The problem is that this time, it's not a bar, it's just any store (or really, anywhere) you go.

Well it's a good thing it's an autonomous job already replaced by computers.