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I'm not sure, I'm not really an expert in the field, though I do this professionally (but it's just a tiny part of what I do). I just call it A/B testing...

There is no overlap, it's two different traits, both of which are a spectrum. You can have full social anxiety while not having any introversion, and vice versa. I am introvert ver…

Or write a script to do so. Don't forget to test it first.

What this guy describes is social anxiety, not introversion.

What other portability platform supports all of them? Only the browser if anything, so we build everything in Node and Electron?

It can run on zLinux, but that's not as interesting as z/OS.

Your Linux based docker containers can work on all major platforms, how is that not a portable experience?

Russia is making Ukraine a puppet state very explicitly. Putin said so on his blog.

The problem with fast charging and batteries is overheating, and more frequent overcharging. It's possible to fast charge in entirely safe, non-damaging ranges.

Yes, but it's much easier to see it in hardware than in software.

Not the OP, but yes. All my friends are former and current coworkers.

I was frustrated all day because I couldn't find my fast charging cable and just couldn't leave the phone plugged for more than 15-20 minutes at a time due to various activities, w…

This kind of cheap cable won't fast charge in any case. Add a few dollars if you want that.

I'm holding a thin USB-C Samsung cable right now.

It doesn't, fix your tool.

Yes there are, I can provide you with one.

They really should make full use of that rule.

My point is that no, it's not illegal based on type of aircraft - it's legal if you have the proper pilot license. And it's not hard to get it (few weekends of study).

Make your own meetup. Honest advice, everybody sort of sees you as the guy to become friends with if you're the leader.

Why should there be nobody on the ground below? Other kinds of aircraft can fly over people. Quadcopters are much easier to control and stabilize than other kinds of aircraft.

And then they fed that database to the model through prompts. That's prompt engineering.

Not surprising since in 2024 the world's most popular word processor also doesn't have all the bugs ironed out, even though it exists much longer.

It doesn't? That's what we did for many big projects... We just had it on a movable board.

Don't ask for a million dollars per year and you'll have plenty of opportunities. There are tens of thousands of unfilled software jobs for higher than average wages.

Prompt engineering