The AI isn't thinking. It's just predicting what looks most like it fits, when the choice is diddled with random numbers. That's the difference: humans are doing something more profound than rolling a die to decide which of the possible next things should actually come next.
Jerking off is a better use of time than this, especially once you know this is his third attempt.
Doing it right is asking whether you want it installed, not forcing it on you.
Were you in a frat at Cornell or what?
What a fucking lame ass pack of bullshit false equivalences between the bullshit things that aren't happening that you're scared of and actual things that matter.
We know what he said. He said that we had to accept some gun deaths so we could have the second amendment. He also said "gurgle" and "ack" when that came home. Literally nothing else he said on the subject is of any interest.
Some of us are smart enough to see what he is from his actions and public statements. He's not trying to hide what he is, or if he is, he's such an alien that he has no idea what that entails.
Same. When I install Linux I do a minimal install and then add only what I want. I am usually doing something weird on install so this is frequently the only way that makes sense.
My ideal OS is one that is just some minimal base that is enough to run a package manager and perhaps a small diagnostic suite and recovery. And everything else is a package on top. FreeBSD, some Linux distros, etc come very close to that ideal.
Free software isn't about killing kittens, it's about the users of the kitten killing software.
Linus' pragmatism about licenses is misplaced because Linux would not have succeeded under a different license.
True. We should have hanged every last slave owner. Those would have been ends worth fighting for.
He was paid to think, but not very hard.
If you think very hard then you stop being a cop
I generally believe the end-users should decide what is installed on their computer. But most OS vendors do not offer full customization.
That's true, but a) that's crappy and b) they used to offer more, and the actually good OSes used to offer a lot more and still do. Unixes and Unixlikes other than OSX still generally allow you to install pretty small subsets of the OS.
You claim cars are superior while also writing about your car's poor reception.
You claim you can read but you still wrote that after reading my comment. Are you a bot? No, wait, even a bot wouldn't have come to that conclusion about what I wrote, which was about the opposite of what you pretended it was about so that you could pretend to have a valid argument, as usual.
On the flip side your portable allows you to step outside of the car and actually get reception.
Yeah, let me just step out of my car and listen to this report on where I'm supposed to drive while I'm on the highway with thousands of other people, you fucking muppet.
Also you're conflating an emergency plan with a nice to have.
You're conflating your unrealistic bullshit with a valid argument.
A working phone is also useful in an emergency. That doesn't mean there should be any consideration to having this be part of your plan or codified in any law.
Again, you are a fucking muppet, we already have laws like that. For example the laws which have protected access to POTS phones for people in remote locations which the telcos are now trying to get out of despite the obvious public safety interest so they can save a dollar. And that is exactly like the automakers taking away AM radio on a specious basis because they want to save a few dollars per vehicle. Fuck them and fuck your disingeuous corporate cocksucking behavior. It's embarrassing to see you do it every time.
While it's soldered in SSD for many Mac models, so a post-purchase upgrade is generally not practical. And while the pricing is a little steeper than NVMe, closer to 40 cents a GB, that still puts the 12GB into around $5, perfectly in your suggested range. Perhaps people buying a 512GB Mac should consider a 1TB Mac (~$200 more) if they are concerned about space wasted by the OS install.
Cloud storage is not equivalent to local storage. Not in how applications use it. Not in performance. And not in availability. The two are apples and oranges.
I generally believe the end-users should decide what is installed on their computer. But most OS vendors do not offer full customization. It seems like every major one likes to put their pet projects into a device meant for general use. And power users with unusual use cases complain that the general purpose consumer device is not finely tuned to their special needs. So maybe people should consider running an obscure Linux distro if they are unhappy with bundled software found in essentially every mainstream computing device for consumers.
I would argue that it's her diary and not meant to be viewed by anyone.
You cannot argue that without arguing that she is mentally incompetent to make legal arrangements and should therefore be under conservatorship. She agreed that the operators of the service would review her input and would comply with the law.
In any problem, if you find yourself doing an infinite amount of work, the answer may be obtained by inspection.
