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michannne

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About michannne

not @stripe anymore taking a much needed break

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    Comment #35374768

    This is a cool idea I've never heard before. The universe we're in is the result of a cosmically massive star going supernova.

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    Comment #35374391

    Seconding this. Llama 30B 4-bit has amazing performance, comparable to GPT-3 quality for my search and novel generating use-cases, and fits on a single 3090. In tandem with 3rd par…

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    Comment #35301493

    I'm currently working on a game despite not being very familiar with Unity. When I have some feature I need explained, or running into some bug in the game, I'd usually use Google …

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    Comment #35015123

    I'm not seeing how onlyfans equate to virtual AI girlfriends

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    Comment #34814769

    The point of Minsky's action is to demonstrate to Sussman that Sussman's intent is essentially "if you can't see it, it's not there", but of course the room doesn't become empty wh…

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    Comment #34255295

    Not sure if you're being purposefully ignorant or not so I'm not going to engage this discussion, but for anyone reading, this should be basic dietary knowledge

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    Comment #34253155

    This is pseudoscience. As long as you consume a certain amount of calories and get your daily nutritions, you can eat whatever you want without getting obese. You can still become …

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    Comment #32802881

    > This means valgrind cannot really detect memory issues as well since Odin has it’s own internal allocators. helgrind cannot work because Odin doesn’t use pthread primitives. ltra…

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    Comment #32787784

    Good engineering. Midjourney likely has a lot going on under the hood before your prompt actually gets to Stable Diffusion. As an example you can check out this research paper [0] …

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    Comment #32535858

    I think that's amazing on its own. Rather than having to do a leetcode hard on the fly, you can just ask for the solution. You'll still need to know the problem space in order to p…

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    Comment #32464734

    > I predict that a nonzero number of people will be harmed, embarrassed or at least inconvenienced by this. -haram_masala (2020) Truth

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    Comment #32433739

    Minor unrelated, but very happy with how quickly the webpage loaded and how it's just pure content (viewing from mobile)

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    Comment #32417642

    We used to exploit these types of paths when school IT admins didn't know how to filter traffic properly but knew to block proxies.

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    Comment #32414286

    The 'eternal struggle' is such an interesting concept and I've thought about it a lot. It really does seem like, while true happiness may not solely come from overcoming challenges…

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    Comment #32360010

    One thing that immediately stood out to me is the mention of Developer Tools. Most laypersons don't even know it exists. I'm wondering if it's possible for Google to make the prese…

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    Comment #32307073

    > Same thing with my TV and Router, both of which required an app to just setup Off the top of my head, both Xfinity and Google Home have this problem and it aggravates me to no en…

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    Comment #32231847

    Solved in 1:39, very fun game and great implementation! I'm not much a fan of pipes games but have played similar concepts such as Infinite Energy on mobile. This is a good job for…

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    Comment #32022601

    >Load image in black and white ttf c++ >I'm not sure what you mean by "load image in black and white ttf c++", but I can give you an example of how to do it. First, you'll need to …

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    Comment #31730726

    > But I imagine Rails is being increasingly dismissed by newbie developers as being obsolete and not-cool. Mature companies may realize it's in their best interest to communicate t…

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    Comment #31301634

    Felt the opposite, he really exuded that cold-and-carefree-but-wise archetype I'd expect from a mid-2000s cocky hedge fund manager who got themselves into that position in the firs…

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    Comment #30828399

    Again, you could make the same argument about brainwashing and it would fall equally flat. But, as I mentioned in other replies, you do you.

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    Comment #30826306

    >which was invented in the late 1970s specifically in reference to the Dirty War in Argentina. It was not invented, that was the first time the euphemism was correlated. Having kno…

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    Comment #30826247

    What is your point? My point is that if, at some point in the last 40 years, the phrase "being disappeared" became synonymous with the Dirty War in Argentina, most Americans did no…

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    Comment #30826160

    "there is no question they would be familiar with what that term specifically refers to - the dirty war in Argentina" The only way you could justify a statement like this is by ign…

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    Comment #30825956

    Why be so disingenious about this? Being "disappeared", at least in Western society, conjures the image of being quietly whisked away from society in an unmarked van for expressing…