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That feeling when you have filtered out Hackernews LLM articles via UBlock Origin, and you still get clickbaited into reading a content-free article suggesting LLMs for therapy. Shit sucks.

They are required for salary payments in my country.

>When compared with physics, my impression is that mathematics has the tradition "slow, long term" over "rapid, incremental."

Not anymore :(

I've been playing it since t=0, also downloaded from GOG>

>(call me if it does)

They can just tell you in person!

Phew!

Wait, people on linux subreddits support kernel-level anti-cheat?

>There are two flavours of x86 assembly syntax that you’ll see online: AT&T and Intel. AT&T Syntax is older and harder to read compared to Intel syntax. So we will use Intel syntax.

God bless you, ffmpeg.

Funny true story: I got my first smartphone in 2018, a Samsung Galaxy A5. I have it to this day, and it is the only smartphone I ever used. This is the first time I hear about Samsung Galaxy store! (≧▽≦)

Rinse with plenty of water.

Thanks for the info!

A good choice if you have a carbonating machine; just take care of your teeth afterwards, especially if you add lemon juice.

Cybercafes are already a big thing in SK, but why is the above comment downvoted? I, for one, miss net cafes very much. They used to be big in Greece, and I made many many dear friendships in small, cozy net cafes.

I can recount hilarious and even heartwarming stories; turns out that having a cafe (i.e. leisure space) with computers used by people in close proximity makes for dynamics and interactions that you cannot recreate with remote connections.

- Name?

- Sauron.

- Sharon it is.

I also hear that Async Rust is very bad. I have no idea; if anyone knows, how does async in Rust compare to async in C++?

Same here in Greece.

Darn. There is no discussion or elaboration on the specifics, just an offhand remark in an ongoing flamewar related to bcachefs :(

Is that a bad thing?

As a chronically obese, non-diabetic individual, here in Greece it is impossible to convince a doctor to prescribe anything close to that :(

I am familiar with both of their work and can judge the relative quality.

It is best to include the qualifier "traditional work" as it appears on the original title.

> Kevin Buzzard told me that the worry that it might in fact be wrong is a huge motivator for him.

And then, when I raised concerns in Zulip about Lean's metaprogramming facilities being used to trick the pipeline into accepting false proofs, he said the opposite. He even emphasized that the formalization efforts are not for checking proof correctness, but for cataloguing truths we believe in.

This kind of equivocation turned me away from that community, to be honest. That was an extremely frustrating experience.

Or, to quote his lesser-known cousin:

"I thought I was safe in my hideout, but a kick to the groin proved me wrong." -Testicles

Yes, but like the gp said, not even remotely close in skill.

>One of the most valuable classes I ever took at University was the Art Of Listening To Music.

I also benefited tremendously from such a class. I would recommend it to anyone interested in music, or not interested in music and trying to figure out why others are interested in music.

Only people with a low I/Q would misunderstand this notation!

That is beyond bad; some models using lovense have high privacy needs and probably don't know their equipment is so insecure. Even leaving account takeover aside, it is hard enough to fend off stalkers without them having your email.

The twist mechanism really does work, but unfortunately it is easy to damage (for me). I damaged two kuru togas in the span of 6 months, very frustrating. The twist still works, but it is very wonky.

Parker refills are a nightmare. I have tested both the Indian brand and the French brand of QuinkFlow several times, and they are all horrible. Atrocious. I got some Monteverde, Pelikan and Schneier refills and they work well.

If you can get a compatible Monteverde, it is great. Schneier is also very nice, but hybrid. Pelikan has the pelikan blue style, you either love it or hate it. QuinkFlow... ok, whoever says they are fine, send me that legendary "fine" refill I keep hearing about.

>the department has largely deprecated the idea of an EECS core curriculum

From my perspective, a tragedy.