On top of that, I personally set my default youtube app to be newpipe, so if I'm just casually browsing lemmy or elsewhere I can click a youtube link and figure out what it is, even watch it if I want, without it effecting my normal account and watch history.
If I like the video and want more like it, I'll share to the Youtube (Revanced) app and finish it there.
Literally illegal. As long as you can get a few other people to raise a stink with you, they can't do shit.
It can be fun to test just how mandatory these sorts of things are too. Playing dumb/forgetful can be fun and surprisingly effective. "Oh, I had to run out for lunch, I'm sorry. Oh god, it's been two weeks? I've been meaning to pack but I just can't find the time in the morning. Well, I'll take care of it now then!" (during paid time)
Right?
Beyond that, I honestly associate feeling like you're going to throw up a little with relief. Most of the time once you do, you're good. Manually trigger your gag reflex and move on with shit. Even if it's a serious "evacuate your entire stomach contents" level of multi-throwup, your stomach isn't infinite.
In college I always named my router Skynet.
How am I supposed to find a cop to fuck on such short notice?
I don't know what to tell you beyond what I've already said.
I'm not denying that it's a serious goddamn problem. I have acknowledged that in every single comment I've made about this. Please stop insisting that I'm saying otherwise.
Once again, I am only saying that despite the high numbers, it is not just some ever present part of life over here to the degree that every American, or even a majority, has experienced gun violence. Everyone from the outside seems to think that's true, but it's insanely, laughably not. The quite overwhelming majority of Americans have not experienced gun violence, and won't within their lifetime.
Our population number is roughly equivalent to 3/4 of the entire European Union's combined population. Any of our numbers relating to people are going to look high unless you bear that in mind.
Jesus. I don't think an adblocker would help if she couldn't manage the fucking volume buttons.
Lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink and all that.
I think they still have something like at least 3 more major builds/feature goals currently planned. One is actual human NPCs, which the animal AI is a beginning step towards. They also want to do a lot more psuedo-random storytelling with houses and NPCs. They already have some, but they want to expand it quite a lot.
They've said that the "official release" will only be when they've added everything they want out of the game, so don't wait to buy it as it is absolutely a complete game as is. Could be another decade before they're done, lol. They just want to add so much more that they aren't comfortable calling it done yet.
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But thanks for saving me a few keystrokes with that link!
Yeah, hence why I didn't say anything to counter anything else, or that it was a good place to visit anytime soon.
Got any other mindblowing facts for us?
Honestly? That's rookie numbers.
Definitely a repost, but it fits the season
Came like this, they absolutely knew:
Then you have to create a framework for evaluating the effect of the addition of each source into "positive" or "negative". Good luck with that. They can't even map input objects in the training data to their actual source correctly or consistently.
It's absolutely possible, but pretty much anything that adds more overhead per each individual input in the training data is going to be too costly for any of them to try and pursue.
O(n) isn't bad, but when your n is as absurdly big as the training corpuses these things use, that has big effects. And there's no telling if it would actually only be an O(n) cost.