

This phenomenon is known as Galilean invariance (or Galilean relativity). Yep, as well as all the astronomical shit, the same Galileo was also the first to describe this.
This phenomenon is known as Galilean invariance (or Galilean relativity). Yep, as well as all the astronomical shit, the same Galileo was also the first to describe this.
Workers are being exploited??!? Quickly, someone write this down!
Programming quick scripts and replacement for Google/Wikipedia more than anything. I chat to it on an app to ask about various facts or info I wanted to know. And it usually gets in depth pretty quickly.
Also cooking. I’ve basically given up on recipe sites, except for niche, specific things. AI gets stuff relatively right and quickly adjusts if I need substitutions. (And again, hands free for my sticky flour fingers).
And ideation. Whether I’m coming up with names, or a specific word, or clothes, or a joke, I can ask AI for 50 examples and I can usually piece together a result I like from a couple of those.
Finally, I’ll admit I use it as a sounding board to think through topics, when a real human who can empathise would absolutely be better. Sadly, the way modern life is, one isn’t always available. It’s a small step up from ELIZA.
The key is that AI is part of the process. Just as I would never say “trust the first Google result with your life”, because its some internet rando who might say anything, so too should you not let AI have the final word. I frequently question or correct it, but it still helps the journey.
Some of their stuff does :( But they’re still 90% better in that regard
The sick thing is that this was clearly never an actual objective, otherwise he would’ve done it years ago. If the Democrats had won, he wouldn’t bother.
This is just posturing so he can argue he proved the left wrong.
I’m not saying the stats are necessarily wrong, but why do the numbers say the US is suddenly using like 300TWH less energy while China is using 2PWH more? Is that true? I think total consumption of energy generation types per capita is also likely a more revealing graph.
Waiting for seeders is definitely a thing, I once waited 8 months for a seeder to show up (and they did!)
Far easier said than done, but I’d seriously recommend using another GP and/or making a formal complaint. GP surgeries have a lot of oversight and “GP won’t give you prescribed medicine and loudly complains at you when they do” is a pretty fair complaint. You have a right to dignified and discreet healthcare from the NHS. Changing GP is typically easy if there are others around, but otherwise, formally complain to the surgery, then escalate that complaint to the local health authority if they don’t resolve it.
I’ve had to do it for being deliberately misled about my drugs before, and it was swiftly acted upon. I sent one email, and they publicly logged a change in internal procedure a week later.
For sure, and it’s a chill question. Unlike the other comment, I totally celebrate your fucking about with settings you don’t understand, it’s great. I’ve practically made a career of it myself :D
This is normal. This is a topic with a lot of complexities if you drill down into the details and history, but the tl;dr is certain system processes and other programs will preferably write data to swap because it’s so infrequently needed, and avoids massive slowdown if swap is needed, eg RAM filling, hibernation.
If you’re absolutely sure you’ll never exceed 32gb of RAM usage, you can turn the swap off. But you’re unlikely to notice a performance boost, Linux does (largely) know what it’s doing, moreso than you or I.
The TankieTanuki link is a good place to start to learn more if you really want to tweak it.
Putin’s vicious anti democratic genocidal land grab given to oligarchs Our glorious not-quite-elected Nazi-supporting coup acceding to western ownership and bought by major investors
There’s so much incredible modern medicine that has absolutely no downsides or side effects for 99.99% of the population
This is just wrong to the point of being harmful misinformation.
Vaccines are probably the most amazing medicine, but they have (usually minor) side effects for basically everyone. I’m not aware of any medicine that doesn’t.
How does this still happen? Emergency stop buttons are cheap, plentiful, and usually legally required.
What, no rankine?
The workers did collective bargaining and the bourgeois class found a way to fuck up the industry a new way. That is not the fault of writers, they are fellow proles, however well paid they are or aren’t.
Blame the victims if you like, but the only alternative is bootlicking.
Diagnosing networking issues, short bash/python scripts of any and all purposes, gdb debugging, finding and learning how to use appropriate libraries, are most of my use cases. It’s not a one-and-done either, I often have to ask it to explain, or fix a broken aspect, or Google the documentation and try again, etc.
I feel like a broken record saying this. But AI frequently does solve coding problems for me that would’ve taken hours. It can’t solve everything, and can’t handle large amounts, but it can be genuinely useful.
Red Cross aren’t terrible, but note some of their orgs are very cringe. Be aware which one you support and what they do internally in the country, too.
This is not my experience
100% remains an overstatement- 90% plausibly. But I continue to argue that AI significantly helps me practically with coding, debugging, and learning stuff.