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I can understand that, but that's not the hoodie wearer's issue to solve.

It's real simple: "Don't take away my choice to wear what I want."

For whatever reason, fragile people get real offended by what other people wear.

cast iron

That's the thing, AI tools aren't trying to approximate me. They are their own unique collection of experiences/input.

Personally, I think all creative endeavors are a regurgitation of rules ingested by the creator. Creativity is born from experiences.

Just want to say as someone who regularly drops in code modules to insert css, you can absolutely access the block in the UI.

Do you have a Mailchimp account? It's really easy to test. It happened to me a couple of weeks ago and I can easily reproduce it in different network locations.

In everything I've seen, Jobs doesn't say things like "I created xxx," it always seems to be "We created xxx."

Anyone trying to lose weight shouldn't be baking much (assuming they are baking sweets/pastries/etc). Even if you replace the sugar you still are dealing with high calorie items.

At the end of the day using Bootstrap and Jquery is no different from using HTML, CSS and ES6 JS. They are just tools and anything you build with them can be replicated using other means.

More hidden maybe, but definitely more logical.

This is apples and oranges. Microcontrollers aren't meant to be SBCs.

The difference is that how much weight they lift is a side effect - the real goal is appearance. Unlike, say, Olympic power lifting.

> Fastest learning was in going to bars and talking to people when I lived there.

Live in Japan close to 10 years. Went there speaking basically nothing, left speaking fluently.

In my experience, bars are 100% the best way to learn. If bars aren't your thing, social situations are good, but a little bit of booze has a great way of making you not care about making mistakes.

Why? I mean, intuitively it makes some sense, but harsh penalties for drugs in the U.S. haven't really dented demand.

It's not really about decreasing crime. It's really about increasing convictions (for better or worse).

Ads were the best because they were the only way to hear about certain products.

Computer Shopper holds a special place my heart.

I’ll have to give this a go over the weekend!

When I was growing up in the 80's we had a neighbor that built a plane in his garage. It was fascinating to watch it develop over the years and it really taught me a lesson about persistence.

I really wish I had a time lapse of that build.

This worked for me with a 5700xt:

https://www.travelneil.com/stable-diffusion-windows-amd.html

How could anyone possibly measure that an app is despised and depresses people (or vice versa)?

Usage can't be it, because I use a ton of software that I despise and get depressed by, but only because I get paid to do so, or the app is so niche there isn't a viable replacement.

IMO, the Apple touchpad really shines when you incorporate gestures and turn on "tap to click".

IMO, Square Enix has perfected this style.

https://www.polygon.com/23278977/live-a-live-hd-2d-remake-sq...

Possibly Visicalc? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VisiCalc

It specifically matters because the number influence on a person's weight is calorie intake/calorie usage.

Other things might influence to a degree, but the main problem is always going to be caloric in nature.

Body Count was ahead of them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_Count_(band)

Everyone said the same thing in 2008.

What is your mom's average daily calorie count?

Honest question - do you think actions such as will draw more people to act on behalf of the planet?

Personally I think acts like this have the opposite effect. "Those environmentalists are loons" is probably a common response. If you want to discredit a movement, giving attention to most extreme people is a good way to do it.

I think your assumptions are incorrect, but it would be really fun/interesting to test our thoughts out with a user survey.