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And those who don't obey should be intimidated into compliance. After all, this is a fight to save the planet and your casualty is a small price to pay
Could this workload be approximated with neural net models and ran on tpus?
Forty percent chance of a dangerous encounter/week is too much imho
Don't have your card/phone on you? No worries! We can still force your hand to withdraw money
As is usually happens, the places I generally need kde connect are the ones with the worst internet connectivity
I find these claims actually dangerous
We risk disrupting what has consistently been a downard trend by acting on some arbitrary definition of "cause of alarm".
Teenage pregnancy after the 1960's is one example of that
This is a disgrace How can something be taken down by nothing more than a notice?
What if the next one isn't as big as a project as sympy?
DMCA requests are absolutely broken
During the holodomor hunger the government forbid getting food food even if your produced it yourself.
If you went into the fields after harvesting and tried getting anything that felt on the ground because you and your family were starving you were put to death.
Producing the food yourself makes no difference if the government takes it from you
If for whatever other reason you'd live in a remote area and the government used force to stop you from getting food in whatever way, the exact same thing would happen, as it already did in Ukraine (holodomor hunger) where you have one of the most fertile grounds on the planet
Thanks
In that case I'd be cool to know the probability in finding a close enough image in that optimized space
I did not know this is a false quote
:)
Anyway, the article also says that an exploit is already available to bypass that
Only the ppas from graphics-drivers work properly
My experience on windows is much more automatic and it never breaks anything. But I'd rather pay the price (installing on Linux) to avoid windows at all costs