

Yeah, predictable, like how sith always choose red.
Unfortunately, internally well regulated monopolies tend to turn to the dark side the moment the founder is out of the picture.
The arches of our feet stretch unevenly as we age. For some people, this causes one foot to pronate more than the other, which leads to a functional leg length discrepancy, which causes a knee to turn in, the hips to tilt, the spine to develop a functional scoliosis, one shoulder to drop, causing neck pain, etc. It’s called the kinetic chain, and unfortunately it’s been hovered up as a chiropractic talking point. But it can often be corrected with custom shoe inserts that can also help with balance. On the flip side, you then become reliant on those things and your back is weaker without em. So ya know, nothing’s simple, I guess.
Speaking as a professional “creative”, art and commerce are antithetical. I’ll be happy to see the relationship end.
You can also do this by blowing out a match and putting it under an upturned glass shortly before microwaving it. Turns the carbon vapor into plasma, or some such. Though the time I tried it, it escaped the glass and melted the microwave’s lining. Don’t recommend if it’s an appliance ya care about.
And in that environment, everyone who actually understands how things work quits or gets quit. It’s my understanding that there are large sections of code bases that MS just doesn’t touch, because everyone who understood how they function is gone. Continuity of institutional knowledge is difficult in the best cases and impossible under leaders that discourage dissenting perspectives.
/gestures about wildly
Right? It’s a standard color pass. People acting like it has to be RAW/LOG to be real.
352413, I mean, clearly.
I dunno about advice, but LLMs are very good at re-stating my meandering thoughts in a concise way that’s easy to communicate to others.
Joe Rogan is Joe Garrelli in News Radio
I wonder if this is generalizable to other media. Can a LoRA be legally trained on a personal Blu-ray collection and then sold?
The single CD amongst all that analog media seems so much like an anachronism that I had to look it up. The CD standard was published in 1980 and it was commercially available in the US in 1983 but it took until 1992 for CD sales to surpass cassette tape sales.
Thank you. I was just pushing the up arrow a hundred times.
Bacon grease has a higher smoke point, a longer shelf life, and makes veggies taste amazing. It’s also high in saturated fat and sodium, but ya don’t need much of it - often just a knife tip’s worth. The only time we buy bacon is when we run out of bacon grease for cooking, maybe 3 times a year.
This is what they’re referencing. Or possibly just the “Every accusation is a confession” law of maga.