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So what is the "Not a manifold." part? The actually interesting part.

The advantage is you can put bigger screen into your pocket. You already have one exposed display in there normally.

And eventually, out of the blue sky, Kali will reach with her crimson palms.

Recalling the subtle difference between std::lower_bound and std::upper_bound and where it matters is somewhat annoying before it becomes muscle memory.

for a whole two weeks probably

Isn't that trivially an iterative formula? You know, the physics solver iterating dT after dT.

>As a result, OpenAI is a very secretive place.

The choice of name continues providing incredible amusement.

"The most striking features of Gothic architecture are the narrow, vertical pro­por­tions and the pointed arches. Gothic-era writing mirrors these concepts."

They didn't have printing press or some conscious aesthetic architecture-typecafe correspondence. That's just how the letters evolve if you want to quickly and densely copy them with a quill. It's like trying to draw meanings from connections between cuneiform and ziggurats.

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

"Why do all of this? Because otherwise, the base of the building would look like it was sagging, and the columns would look like they were about to fall outwards."

Or, you know, it would ACTUALLY sag. The columns would ACTUALLY fall outwards.

Well for example you can take several of the clocks and compare them.

Every dollar they take from the foundation donations for these causes is a dollar that enables them to better sabotage Firefox development actually. If they were starved like cancerous tumour the body might heal and survive.

I am INCREDIBLY baffled it's not there already.

Well for Earth life there are multiple but evolution just learned to exploit them all.

I didn't know string theory makes any verified more precise predictions.

Alas. I would love a story with utterly alien paradigm but nobody can actually write them and neither will the artificial minds anxiously crafted in the image of human mind be able to.

Ah yes, the hard sci-fi staples such as riding to orbit on a crotch rocket and contributing to dimensional potluck at the end of time.

Surely, SURELY, this has to be satire.

Well so is "Birds" a dinosaur movie then.

The Mozilla corporation made sure to wash its hands of all those successes.

More millions for the CEO!

"Waaah waah they didn't ask permission to read the internet"

Meanwhile unintentionally ultrarlhfrelevant title photo.

Increase your productivity while rotting your brain!

Strange proposal.

Well there are no therapsid movies at all.

>a measurable contributor to cancer rates

Source: greenpiss?

Hormesis is more likely.

Neanderthals especially were probably kinda autistic.

Literally what do you imagine "legitimacy" is? Like down at the ground. What is it actually. What does the word you read in textbooks mean besides a vague idea.

Try imagining what those official ceremonies are for actually.

Why are they not fungible for you? What difference is there when a drunk t-bones you two thousand times versus an iceberg t-boning fifteen hundred people one time? Also what the hell do you mean "supposed to die in a war", who decides that?

But I see the line about "multimillion dollar commercial equipment". The shareholder value must be protected after all. Conversely, a wrecked car is a potential new sale.

Genuinely, why are people/culture seemingly more concerned with the 1500 lives lost on Titanic than the 15~20 MILLION lost in The Great War? Similarly airplane vs automobile casualties. Is it just about the power of the story to sell in a newspaper?

Bronze is a VERY nice material. It's a shame it's actually too expensive to see much use in our modern consumerist lives.

Under a thick canopy it basically is like that.