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  • I saw this before and genuinly thought it was a meme or image manipulation, lol

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  • What is the mentioned "deal"?

  • Good one. Any sort of "give me a rough idea of..." works. But I don't trust it for anything slightly serious

  • What's your use case? To me, lazy api doc search, and grammar/flow check

  • Holy shit! It got me solid for half of the video. Wait... is this satire? Is it?

  • Yeah, but is that how his face actually looks, or is that re-touched to make him look older? (his face, no the hair)

  • What's the deal with those photos?

  • I can leave it whenever I want!

  • Full cover umbrella for the win!

  • Guess what is it for!

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  • Haven't you ever heard the expression "half brother"?

  • So he was the one eating the dogs?

  • Alternative?

  • those with faster gut transit times tended to have microbiomes dominated by faster-growing species that thrive on a high-carbohydrate, low-fat diet. Slower transit times, meanwhile, were sometimes dominated by species that thrive on protein.

    Each of these extremes also had lower gut microbiome diversity than that of people with average gut transit times, suggesting that fast and slow movement create environments where specialist species come out on top.

  • There are plenty of phones that were designed, manufactured and sold with these two features.

  • I have been using an Arc Pro B50. 16GiB. With torch to train models myself.

    No issue other than a bug that makes the intel dlivers not work well on linux kernel 6.18, so I'm avoiding that version of the kernel.

  • So interesting... to me (I don't think my brain profile particularly gets in the way of my daily life) what you describe is the prefrontal cortex version of empathy, but empathy nontheless.

    Salutations, fellow human :)

  • I am thinking that:

    • On the one hand, people complain about bloat. Do you need to have a full browser underneat? I mean, do you even need js support for most of the UI requirements be done with just html+js + passing callbacks to the underlying language?
    • On the one hand, web frontend has proven to be so versatile. It makes moving applications from/to remote/local a bit easier, and you don't have to learn "yet anonter script/language" just to draw buttons
  • I am not web or ui dev. But I think using html/css as frontend seems kind of reasonable, no? Expressive enough, simple enough, well known

    What is the problem? Too heavy to interpret?