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>> AI writes code like that, but people get pretty upset hearing it. To this day I never saw an AI write anything less than a 3Mb binary. Do you have specific examples in mind, and…

That's like helping a grandma to move her groceries, only to throw them on the ground, saying "I didn't sign up to be your carrier for eternity." Like, understandably you could wis…

That wouldn't solve his issue, though: all of those countries have gore and porn Maybe Utah or UAE would be a better fit for this.

Or just drop websocket connection to them. Refreshing pages to establish connection again is semi easy for someone who made a honest mistake (and Could make them more cautious), bu…

Unless the footage didn't show guys face clearly. Then you get hella hard time because technically it's an evidence and arguing against evidence is always way harder, even if the a…

And that's why you teach your elders the wrong answer for a right question! :D

Not the OP, but when the physical media for games dies, I will still be playing games I already own. That's what collection is for.

>> We have trended from subjective language to objective language. Why? Alternative theory: asynchronous communication. It used to be your speech stayed with you, and if you were u…

Tbh, that's how I learned English. Rudimentary grammar, knew a few words, and then just read with dictionary until I didn't need a dictionary. Also watched a lot of shows until I d…

Good question! Most of the heat doesn't go into evaporation. If it did, we wouldn't have higher temperature during the day, just more moist. Truth is, I personally think farming ev…

>> Water which is evaporated is also returned to the ecosystem. It falls back out as rain. No, not necessary to the same one. Every body of water has a catchment area, and through …

Simple. Buy one, put it on a test stand, and look at connection log. Buying in bulk for a resell without testing even one product is kinda insane.

As I understand it, this argument holds exactly the same for any type of truth: both objective and subjective (assuming subject is logically sound). Whatever vector we choose, ther…

It's really hard to find style guides on reading specifically. But what I see from trawling the posts made by narrators, a lot of them do mention that em-dashes are read as interru…

I can't be the only one that reads those two examples very differently. In a first example, the second "occasionally" is stressed, when in second example it feels almost whispered.…

>> What happens if you just sit there doing nothing, looking around and what not? Does your brain start to wander by itself? For me it's one of the three layers. First layer, it st…

I wonder whether people moving to development LLM and people moving away from LLM will create a divide comfortable for both parties or not. I would hope so, that split would be a n…

>> He was a great architect, and made great constructions He designed them. If you can find any book that claims Gaudi made them, I will personally send you 5$ for an isbn But that…

>> 'Shigeru Miyamoto and Eiji Aonuma made "Ocarina of Time"' I googled that to check, and on first few pages no one said that they did? It was always "the team made". Mark Zuckerbe…

That's spatial memory! I have long walk-and-talks with friends, and sometimes I forget minor details of previous discussions, but not where we were when it was mentioned. A lot of …

If I remember correctly, wasn't that because you can't fit proper antenna into the phone? Something-something antenna 1/4 of the wavelength physics. And FM wave is roughly 3 meters…

My mom grew up in a small town (village? settlement even?) like that (surrounded by nature, lots of hunting, animals can wonder in town) in a country where guns weren't free. Every…

As an artist, I was taught that when dark area meets a lighter one, I should add a slight gradient, deepening the dark near light. Is it realistic? No. But it looks more realistic.…

>> once people started publishing books or whatever in the 1600s - the world runs on ads. I remember seeing old books (early victorian era) that were printed with healthy "subsidiz…

I know few web sites that has unblockable ads. Mostly nerdy themed websites that has relationship with small nerdy webstores. They just host the ad themselves and it's a part of th…