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Not if you payed for an “apple” but got compost. But of that’s your thing you could try to eat it 🤣
Not if you payed for an “apple” but got compost. But of that’s your thing you could try to eat it 🤣
OC is probably from an EU county where everything has to normalized to p. 100g because everything else is just insane.
So finally they have a bot that closes everything because “duplicate” or “opinion”
It doesn’t matter because they show the images to multiple people and even shift the images around. If a square is only halfway there some people will click it, some won’t and this way you can generate some sort of heat map which is all you need to label your training data.
Ok if it’s up for two days and still not showing better quality than something different is going on. YouTube is typically pretty fast with encoding videos and most of the time all resolutions are finished between 15min and 1h after uploading the video, so it’s maybe not that in your case.
This also happens when the video was just uploaded recently and YouTube hasn’t finished encoding all the different resolutions.
There is a leading space in the string itself, so OP is either a top tier troll or put in no effort at at and either way deserves the hate 😄
I don’t think it was designed but that’s nothing evolution is concerned about. Evolution is (as the name implies) about evolving systems and doesn’t really say anything about how the first replicating “system” came to be because that’s abiogenesis and not evolution.
Mutations happen by chance but the result is not random, because natural selection is not random.
Update: Regarding your first part: A lot of people misunderstand the role randomness plays. Evolution is not random and not a coincidence but a consequence of any system that makes imperfect replicas in an environment that rewards (or punishes) certain traits.
Looks way too much like natural selection than a coincidence.
Node: You fill up ecosystems hard drives.
y2k38 will be even funnier than y2k and y3k I guess.
You can lose packets. Just cut the cable, but the other side will notice that the transmission is incomplete.
Early humans (before they prepared anything) it was actually evolution that made sure we know what to eat. It’s a gradual process that leads to a situation that most common things that are harmful cause pain and everything that’s poisonos tastes awful and bitter.
In very simplified terms, if you as a human found something to eat and it tasted good, you probably ate a lot of it. If it was poisonous you just died. If you didn’t like it you didn’t eat it, so everybody that was genetically predisposed to dislike poisonous stuff didn’t eat a lot of it and reproduced.
Pain is a similar story. Everyone not feeling enough pain stopped being careful and died.
What also adds into the mix is that humans are social animals that learn from each other.
Note that evolution is a very very slow process so a lot of things started out as instincts (like some animals that just avoid yellow-black striped animals). If this is important in your environment this instinct will get stronger and stronger until it turns into some sort of pain.
So regarding poisonos, if they are common in nature chances are pretty high that eating a little bit won’t kill you and it will taste like shit.
Update: That’s also the reason why sugar tastes so sweet and good. We evolved to like it because it was important for survival during a time you couldn’t just go out and buy that stuff in bulk.
It’s probably not, and now?
Zig isn’t even v1 and without any API stability guarantees.
They do that to save bandwidth and money. It’s not your bandwidth they are trying to save, it’s theirs because streaming so many videos to so many people costs money. So they are trying to be sneaky and use lower quality settings as often as possible to reduce cost.
Linux is way to fragmented and without a great dominating distro it will never. Waymand, Ubuntu, Mint, Gnome, KDE, WTF, Users don’t fucking care about that jargon. Most Window users don’t even know the name of the browser they are using or that “the internet app” is even called “browser”.
A few weeks ago I updated Ubuntu from 22 to 23 on my home media center. First tried the Updates App because why not just press a single fucking button like on windows or mac. No - no major updates there. Open a console, apt update and upgrade the hell out of everything, update the package sources with some shady regex command I copy pasted from some random forum, update upgrade again dist-upgrade WTF. After everything was done the layout of the info area (network, wifi, etc) was fucked up. Read some only shit about gnome shell extensions, themens, nothing made sense, force reinstalled the gome shell - worked again.
And somebody expects that “typical” users to do that don’t even know what Windows Version they are running - sure.
But that’s not really a Desktop is it? If we’d count mobile device we’d also have to include Android and then the situation would look completely different.