stronglikedan

I hate to be the one to tell you, but you probably pass at least one very explosive tank of something very volatile each and every day on your commute.

Right, which is exactly what someone that only wants to spend 25k is looking for.

Considering how much she paid for it, my jaw dropped when my mom first scolded me for putting a hot pan directly on her brand new quartz counter top. I'll take my cheap (probably fake) granite any day over such a useless counter. Like your Dekton, it just brushes everything off.

> The faster you go, the more the shielding matters.

Unless of course you just bend everything around your private bubble with your warp drive.

> The names of the folders are ignored

Oh good, cuz naming things is hard!

> Why didn't it evolve like that in the first place?

It did, just in Arabic.

As someone who still pays for usenet, the benefit of torrents is anything older than a couple of days, since stuff gets pulled from usenet servers almost as soon as it's posted. Of course, if you have everything pre-configured to find and grab everything you're interested in, you won't even notice, but sometimes I just get an itch to watch something older off the cuff, and that's where torrents shine.

counter counter point: go as fast as is safe, and don't get caught (speed limits are generally well below what is safe)

At first, most do. After a while, it's only a few. The limits are only increased when most people are doing it. It pans out eventually.

Even those in slavery when the BoR was created?

Of all the questions I didn't expect to encounter today, this was one of them.

Cholula can't be beat for Mexican food, but I'd prefer if more restaurants offered Crystal.

To me, it can't be beat for eggs and oysters, but for everything else, there's Crystal!

Maybe their "backup system" was Onedrive and it was deleted with the local copy.

Sorry, I consider cheese to be bacteria poop only, with no additional "processing". Casu martzu is just fly shit.

And all that GOOG-411 data!

> The problem is that if you take away the LLM, all of a sudden you can't do any of the things you "learned".

Even if that were true, LLMs aren't going away, so that isn't a problem.

Linus Tech Tups tested this and determined that it's nowhere near ready for professional use. It's good enough, or even great, for amateur stuff though, so it has it's place. However, that won't even make a dent in Adobe's books, since the vase majority of their licenses go to professionals.

The author's a sucker. YT premium pays for itself many times over.

> if we don't do something NOW

We are doing something now. We're making it so the AI does it all better, so we don't have to do it anymore. Gotta break a few eggs to make an omelet, but it's going to be a delicious fucking omelet when it's ready. I don't understand why people are pushing back so hard on making the world a better place. I personally can't wait until it's clankers all the way down.

No mention of the RSI caused by the Mac control key being in a place where a user has to scrunch up their hand unnaturally just to perform the most common control commands, copy and paste?

Still nothing to do with party affiliation. Voters disagree with the vast majority of what politicians in Washington want, regardless of party.

The article seems to be confusing Republicans with people in GOP counties. Republicans are politicians, and just like Democrats, they're only in it for the special interest groups that bribe them, while being completely out of touch with their constituents.

Same in Chrome and Firefox for me

Yes, because that's exactly what offices are for. I wouldn't do it if I had to sit out in the bullpen with the commoners though.

Because there's so much more value to YT premium (including YT music) that goes beyond merely blocking ads. It's really a no-brainer if you watch YT often.

Cool, cool... Now how do we get an LLM inside of one of these bad boys?

The illustrator probably didn't want to pay for more prominent credit than the standard, which is included at the end of the post.

> Coffee machines don't need internet. Your thermostat doesn't either. reply

Yours may not, but that's just your personal preference. A lot of folks enjoy these products. An argument could be made that no one needs a coffee machine or thermostat to begin with.

> By the way - I'm speaking with heavy accent.

I chuckled at this because my inner voice had an accent as I was reading your comment, due to your writing style.