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Do you use memory to emulate memory
I looked but I don't see how it works. How does it get power? I suppose it uses a some single board computer and VOIP.
How are the icons (for the domains) fetched so quickly?
I understand unskilled humans are used to train AIs
How about business where you send in all your old devices and get back a SSD using using their memories
It should be possible to make money by inventing projects and services that make people's lives better.
What about tides? Would the outline of the island be different based on the time of day.
I agree, its a nice piece of semantics to be added to a struct
Will our hug of death now make githubstatus.com crash
Those things don't hallucinate. (Of course, stackoverflow can be wrong but at least its peer reviewed)
But if everyone takes GLP-1 ... its a level playing field again
Anyone with a credit card
Naive question... would it be possible to make a language that describes multimedia formats that could then be automatically converted into code.
Create the referenced but non-existent file and then fix it /s
The last thing we need is huge regexs made by AI
I imagine rain will clean them. In most places it rains every so often.
I wrote my own.... symphony, novel, programming language, etc
Just adding, since I don't see it mentioned in the readme, that its written in Typescript. That's what makes this interesting. I imagine Pandoc can do this but its not Typescript (its Haskell).
It would be nice if the low quality image also provided a headstart for the full quality image.
I think it's a popular topic because so many people are wondering when our civilization will fall.
Yeah, its a bit of a cheat. The best obfuscated C programs have the source looking like a Christmas tree (or something) and then play an xmas song (or whatever)
I wonder what the regulations are for this sort of work
Why doesn't it have a capybara as its logo!
Why not call it .junk-drawer instead ;)
So its not a cache for my record collection ;(
64 bit was added in WebAssembly 2.0 (finished in 2022 according to Wikipedia). I know what doesn't answer any it wasn't there in the first place.
Couldn't they reuse the water - after it cooled down.
Its good you can do that but the command doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.
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