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Isn't it more akin in this case to worrying about too much carbon dioxide in the air?

cf. would invite a fair bit of confusion on an article about cloudflare

Curious which of these are not covered by ruff

Possibly Audacity, given the direction v4 is taking. Great video essay / update here: https://youtu.be/QYM3TWf_G38

A lot of theorising above, but this seems like the earliest reference

This feels like a somewhat closed minded approach given both tools are in their infancy

Pyright is incredibly slow in my experience, I've seen it take over a minute on complex codebases

See also https://github.com/atopile/atopile

I guess we can say both instances are electromagnetically attached. But then, basically everything is.

It's (7F) ELF

Parsec have a mobile app as well

I imagine they meant user content video streaming sites.

For someone based in London, are you able to share?

A browser (without telemetry) is surely a good definition of something that doesn't initiate network calls before user intent

Doesn't trainline support some of Europe now?

Similar to time with a timezone?

*Oura ring I assume, for anyone googling

Language models are known to be a bit crap at maths though in comparison to natural language prompts

While I agree that your characterisation is true for a lot of chatgpt output, it can also be true for a human explaining their nuanced point of view.

The only difference is the legality. From an integrity point of view it's basically the same

While I agree with the sentiment, I doubt any of the greats would say their achievements hadn't required _some_ sacrifices

Other than the build and download links?

I assume their logic is that if we have forgotten what that feels like then it doesn't in practice feel any different.

This (and the linked GitHub issue) almost look enough to kill adoption of the chip? Or is the issue less severe than it initially appears?

Cracking the cryptic is fantastic. The beauty in the setting of some of their showcased puzzles is truly wonderful to watch get solved.

> currently subsidized storage solution

Interesting, do you have a source on the subsidized nature of R2?

It does depend on the domain though. Sometimes moving slowly and carefully can result in a faster successful outcome than throwing shit at a wall and seeing what sticks.

Why not be explicit if there is room for misinterpretation or confusion, which this thread clearly demonstrates?

Especially on a thread specifically talking about currency conversion.