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I mainly do ESP circuits and stuff like that, would I ever need anything other than a multimeter if your opinion?
There are multiple instances of a book being referred within another book, while at the time the author had access to it, we might not have it today. Taking a rare book and destroying absolutely erases that link we have with the past.
You not seeing a problem with this is the core issue, it's probably why the people doing it (it's people destroying these books not aliens) just shrug and don't feel too bad doing that.
Old books are even more crucial than today's books due to how uncommon it was to have something written/printed and bound. Many unique and single copy books explain to us a ton of things about the past, sometimes for funsies and sometimes for useful findings. Destroying old books is akin to destroying the closest we got to time machines.
You can make a sandwich with two slices of bread and whatever filling.
So why dismiss other people's lives just because they are different than yours? What's the point of lying about waking up early?
Basically literally saying "that was a great feast", as it is said after eating the meal and leaving the establishment. Not sure why the Japanese friend would say that.
They also kick off a ton of other nefarious things we are still paying for.
For some things you still need videos and practice but cmon, I don't get this generalised hate on LLMs, they are based on what us human wrote anyway.
It's hard to get the convenience of remote access and network isolation.
There some glaring holes in products (wall-pluggable lights, eink displays, scales, pressure gauges, etc.) but buying an esp32-c6 and you can fill the gaps
Shipping it was stressful (renderer was in Ogre3D) and product fit well my face thanks to all the tape.