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"bank does what banks normally do" is not news

Who is the arbiter of "necessarily trouble"? You? Only people that politically agree with you?

You can use a local model! It's in Settings in a Thread and you can select Ollama.

new vehicles are hard! Toyota had to recall every one of its launch EVs bc the wheels fell off.

This kind of reply is tiresome.

Every piece of software is providing an abstraction for libraries. Unless you're sitting there pushing raw machine code, you're just being an annoying hypocrite.

Excited to play with this! Noticed early on you ask for device password. I understand why you are doing it but this is still pretty sus, any other way to install the libraries as needed w/o pw?

There are a few iterations of this, I'm personally partial to https://www.satcat.com/globe bc of all the other data available on site

sure, but if it was good more people was use it

except Zume didn't make pizza's in trucks - they just heated them in trucks from a parbaked state, like digiorno

an appeal to authority over personal regrets is not a winning long term strategy

Calling the 1980s the "Golden Age" of computing is a big stretch lmao

You can do functionally defined implicit modeling in http://ntopology.com

It literally is. They don't make the coffee production equipment, they're off-the-shelf super-automatics. You can see them in the booth.

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