That’s pretty metal
That’s pretty metal
I seem to remember one of the GTA games (maybe San Andreas?) had a stand up set from I think Ricky Gervais as something that would play on the TVs.
A few years ago deciding I actually didn’t owe my dad my participation in our relationship.
Never admire an entire person, only the aspects of the person you find admirable.
One might even say it’s an ExtremelyDrawnOutMethodNamesFactoryImpl
Almost certainly
Height classes for basketball actually sounds really cool. It’d be interesting to see the different strategies that come into play when people physically can’t reach the ring for example. Or at least I assume it would, I know nothing about basketball but it sounds like it’d be pretty interesting.
The great thing about schema-less databases is you can put any old thing in there. The bad thing is at some point you have to get it back out again.
Oh ok that’s good…what about volcano ants though?
Well, that works for most of them but what about fire ants?
Impossible
Let’s see who can make a bee lion to the correct answer.
Yes, Google has also moved in this direction with tensor and Gemini nano. I expect to see a lot more movement here over the next few years as there is a big financial incentive to offload all that compute cost as well.
I think the big turning point for that could be the ability to run some advanced models (by today’s standards) on device. Would definitely unlock some pretty cool use cases.
Welcome to Lemmy
The “Tech” in the company’s name was inspired by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where Herbert Kalmus and Daniel Frost Comstock received their undergraduate degrees in 1904 and were later instructor
Having ‘tech’ in the name doesn’t seem particularly unique to MIT to me but apparently that’s the link if you can still read after trying to parse that title.
but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it. For in the day that thou eatest thereof, thou shalt surely die.
Sounds like a lie to me but I don’t know the original Hebrew so maybe it depends on your translation. To be fair it would be on the mild side of morally objectionable stuff God does in the bible.
Also God kinda lied to them or at least deceived them by saying they’ll die if they eat the fruit from memory.
Only a few know the truth, it was a tomato. I know because the way that it is.
Maybe there’s a good argument for nonviolence but “the means dictate the ends” isn’t it imo. It could be that there’s more to it in the book but presented as is I’d say it doesn’t follow logically, I’m going to want to see proof that it’s actually true which is going to be tricky because there are obvious counter examples.
The easiest one is probably Ukraine. I’m sure most Ukrainians want to live in a peaceful and nonviolent society, but if they took your principle to heart there would be no Ukraine right now.