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Can you share some thing to read up on this. Most of these claims do sound fantastical. I am not even sure how would one verify that Rigveda is an "unbroken" oral recitation over thousands of years.
Oh and some researchers are putting down the story of "seven sisters"/pleiades to around 100k years ago, back when the 7th star in the constellation was visible
No. And it's not even close.
Rigveda would be around 1500Bce. Even Sumerian cuneiform would be far older at 3000 bce. If you want oldest oral records, some Australian aboriginal stories would be the ones at 8000 bce
The societal collapse and deaths that are about to happen.
Don't know about any agenda but indian gov sites suck big time. Ux, functionality, stability, information flow - every thing is barely adequate
Well I genuinely like Teams. Being forced to work on a mix of Zoom & teams in my new work, I have found an appreciation of using M365 connected tools - Outlook,claendar, teams, sharepoint, copilot etc just work very well together for me.
I wonder what happened to the other people who signed on notdivided.
I am assuming they quickly realized that they'd rather be rich hypocrites than less rich principled people
Mostly good battery life. I am on the move a lot and can use a laptop with full day battery for mostly youtube and web dev.
Sorry, typo. Meant macbook air m1.
Would anyone knows if asahi is ready to be a daily driver on the m1 sir tet? How is the battery life against stock macos?
The failure to compete will also make US care makers irrelevant outside of US. They are pretty well out on the way already.
Don't think so. Whales and dolphins seem to have a fairly sophisticated language with regional dialects and accents.
It's less a misunderstanding and more of a need to control.
I like it. It gives me confidence that a random software will surely work well on my kde desktop
A community driven link aggregator site. Think of a cross between Reddit and a forum. It was one of the biggest sites/communities in the 2000s.
> Why did Rust break through, for example, while so many other excellent languages didn't.
Unfortunately, a lot of this is just enterprise sponsorship. Rust had Mozilla's backing. React had FB's backing, while Vue doesn't. And so on.
There are of course, many other reasons as well, but to me this seems to be a critical one.
Question for the experts here; What would be a SOTA TTS that can run on an average laptop (32GB RAM, 4GB VRAM). I just want to attach a TTS to my SLM output, and get the highest possible voice quality/ human resembleness.
Not sure if you are talking about religion or porn games..
I think the key here is that they didn't have money to do both.
If they had money enough for medicine, then why beg for donation?
The hubris of those who think we have a definition of intelligence to judge machine intelligence by.
I think the lady was right here. Tipping is what you have today, because you all support it fully
That's an interesting law. which country is that? I would love to know more about it.
And you are being rather rude.
You can make the same point without resorting to name calling
Why do you think so? Google can continue to contribute to chromium as they are doing now, alongwith other contributors like Microsoft
> economically viable
Or just regulation.
China and India are outperforming most of the developed nations in meeting their committed climate goals.
> Is anyone on pace to meet those targets? Canada isn't.
India, one of the poorest countries by per capita GDP met its target before deadline. Better than looking at others, US need to ensure that it meets its own targets. Because its the sole super power and at an international level without US leading sustainability, there is no hope for the rest of us.
Neither should be personal attacks, but here we are