throwbackhere

Even researchers and professionals appreciate a sample or two.

I tried this course a few weeks ago but quickly got stuck after finetuning the first model that detects cats (first example). The finetuning part works but I was never able to get it to infer (python kept crashing complaining that an object didn't have a read function).

Hopefully, I'll manage to get further with this course.

Your comment reminded me of the new grammar checking feature on my phone. It better not be what I think it is.

EDIT 1: I just checked and, fucking hell, it's grammarly! Samsung sneaked in an update that was silently leaking everything I wrote to fucking grammarly. This can be disabled by pressing the gear button and accessing the hidden writing assistant menu.

Good hardware is not worth risking my private information. Samsung, this will be the last time I buy a phone from you.

EDIT 2: Couldn't find anything about this on Samsung's website. Found more information on grammarly: https://support.grammarly.com/hc/en-us/articles/440798862017...

Microsoft is using dark patterns and is gaslighting its customers about it.

The honest thing to do here is for Microsoft to leave the option visible but show a big ugly error window when lesser users try to change the setting. That way, people won't waste their time trying to fix something they're not allowed to fix.

Source: This happened to me, a now Linux user.