1. Buy the ingredients listed on the back
2. Look up basic proportions & recipes for canned sodas online, just to get an idea about how much to use
3. Start experimenting, varying the ratios of each ingredient in each batch
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2. Look up basic proportions & recipes for canned sodas online, just to get an idea about how much to use
3. Start experimenting, varying the ratios of each ingredient in each batch
Why?
So that I can block all ads with ease.
Just this morning I searched for "Strava" and the top result was some random hiking app.
Text from LinkedIn post:
What is the right time to give up? It has been 17 years since I entered the world of wildlife conservation as a volunteer and then as a professional. I have experienced many hardships, joys, failures, and successes alongside the groups I have worked with. Wildlife conservation was never meant to be easy, let alone in a country that has been severely sanctioned for 50 years and has a totalitarian government.
Although we have often grown tired, paused, and then resumed, I have been thinking about this question lately: When should we give up? While we always fail, how far should we go and at what cost should we continue? PayPal recently blocked our account for receiving donations, due to sanctions. Also, Mailchimp, closed our account without any warning, solely because we are Iranian, without allowing us to back up the 20-year-old database of subscribers and recipients. Although humanitarian and environmental activities have never been sanctioned by the U.S. government, service providers refrain from cooperating with Iran. Worse still, they do not behave professionally or respectfully towards us, or perhaps we simply do not matter. Every year, the number of international organizations interested in collaborating with us decreases, and obtaining foreign financial resources has become almost impossible.
On the personal front, due to a lack of financial resources, we have always had difficulty paying salaries, and currently, not even one full-time employee remains for the Iranian Cheetah Society. Thinking about a situation where the government has no interest in nature conservation, and we are under pressure inside the country, and while the Asiatic cheetah is on the brink of extinction, continuing seems impossible. We met with rangers and local communities in the cheetah habitat. They are also extremely tired and hopeless. We tried to give energy to them, but in reality, we were also spending our last shreds of hope and energy.
A few months ago, among specialists in cheetah conservation in Ethiopia, among those who face much fewer and more solvable problems, I found about how meaningless the path we have taken seems. Even the cheetah conservationists asked us "Why do you still continue? You have no chance!"
Last week, after a problem arose with our PayPal account, I couldn't sleep for several nights. The moment we received the final email stating that our account was being permanently closed, I thought about whether we deserved this level of failure, despair, and stress. How long should we endure all this and continue? Where is the stopping point? When, after various harms from all sides, our mental health is severely threatened and stress and pressure have taken away our ability to work, where is the END?
Now, I think more seriously about giving up, and I imagine that after all these years, we are on the verge of losing our beautiful cheetah and facing final defeat. Without hope, without motivation, and without a future.
Were the clues/riddles it started giving me intended? You could crack those just by telling it you had already answered it! Didn't work for the actual secret though. I got bored after that and gave up x_x
And how easy would it be to make this work for any city?
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How does GPT4 do with Pytorch, Pytorch Lightning, etc? I'm pretty surprised at how poor GTP3.5 is with those sometimes.
I think you underestimate how much of an effect the doctor's style of response can have on patients. A curt response and an embellished response may both provide the same facts, but the latter is more likely to resonate with people. At the end of the day, everyone thinks they're special and not just "another patient".
I am not advocating for "pages of AI blogspam" -- LLMs can be instructed to craft better responses than that -- in the real world, doctors suffer from empathy "drain" very often, LLMs don't.
That's all well and good if the patient doesn't know they're interacting with an AI though!
To clarify, my stance on this whole thing is mixed.
Yes officer, this one right here.
But in all seriousness, why? I would maybe find it tolerable if it was consistent, but most of my experience is that it ramps up to 48/60fps and back down to 24fps in a matter of seconds. It's jarring.
We have been doing months and months of training and she has improved a lot but occasionally regresses. If I could record the data I could potentially see some trends.
I've been recording each dog interaction in a spreadsheet but that quickly got cumbersome and required me to remember each interaction first and then remember to log it at a later point. This lead(s) to a lot of missed data.
So I'm putting together a simple app that will allow me to log the entry on my phone with a couple of taps and eventually generate charts, etc.
Screenshot utility for Mac. It's free but it works so well I recently purchased a license for like £6.
Exercise.
Not eating crap (i.e: sugar)
That's the only explanation I have.
Are software/tech consultants paid solely for their opinion or do they actually implement things, write code, etc?
I can't imagine getting paid as much as the commentors reported for simply giving advice...