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Depends on the culture and time if you ask me.
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Depends on the culture and time if you ask me.
I read Stephen Hawking and I was like, “sure, maybe it helps with the ALS and see the universe”.
G.P.U.
We are free to learn, but learning is not free.
Freedom vs cost. One cannot pickup a skill without time, effort and more importantly access to guidance and a vast library of content. Same applies to man or machine. The difference is how corporations have essentially reinvented piracy to facilitate their selfish ends after decades of dictating what’s right with DMCA, DRM and what not.
Without units or context:
Historian: Yeah the 1940s were bad. Meteorologist: 40 degrees is piping hot indeed.
This will be the headline a month later:
Cara’s monthly active users down to a few thousands. Here’s why.
It is all AI hype isn’t it?
What is dead may never die.
Strange argument… how does that prevent checks versus Windows 7, 8 and 1* all of which would be less than 9.
It exists, kind of. Python has this construct
for item in iterable:
...
else:
...
which always puzzles me, since it depends on a break statement execution. I always have to look it up when the else block is executed.
Lemmyverse? How will that exist in the Fediverse?
Fediverse > Lemmy Galaxy / Cluster?
This is amazing. I never knew that Egyptian hieroglyphs had names for kingdoms in the Indian subcontinent.
Wallabag is like Pocket but self hosted and better.
Seems like this can be done in the browser using a user agent switcher.
For now.
Tagline for Lemmy (every social media in existence)
He was from the future. Look, he’s reading from a book made of flexible glowing paper and not flat tablets like we primitive people do.
You could instead use the Web Archives extension. Works for most common paywalls.
Yes we can. For example, https://github.com/ParisNeo/lollms-webui
Also punched cards had around 80 columns, which put a hard limit on the number of characters per line.