Akchually, those are shells, not terminal emulators.
Which I guess confirms that you really don’t care. Whatever works for you, works for you :)
Akchually, those are shells, not terminal emulators.
Which I guess confirms that you really don’t care. Whatever works for you, works for you :)
Juan, but green and small
The birds are the neighbors I actually care about
I’m gonna assume that their servers are not installing stuff from AUR though


( 1min 59s / 2 mins )
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( 2 mins / 3 mins )
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Exactly. This is just an accurate description of events when you turn on your WiFi. No meme in sight here. Should have been posted in infographics or coolguides instead…
Do I need to add /s?


He didn’t care about the contact photo/name, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t care about you. We all show it in a different way.


Everything emacs can do, my OS can as well. Emacs is my OS


I’m not an expert, but LLMs should still be deterministic. If you run the model with 0 creativity (or whatever the randomness setting is called) and provide exactly the same input, it should provide the same output. That’s not how it’s usually configured, but it should be possible. Now, if you change the input at all (change order of movies, misspell a title, etc) then the output can change in an unpredictable way
It bothers me a little too
How many stars does 2001: Space Odyssey get from you?
You update your broken system to fix it.
I update my working system to brake it.
25 years ago is when Shrek released!
“Head of bottle cap investment, radiation sickness impact reduction board member, deathclaw manager”
The only networking I do is connecting my RPI server to my thinkpad router


They’re published by an instance other than the author
We’re still doing the “individuality” thing? “Oooh I’m a separate entity than other humans” smh. All articles are published by the universe, about the universe. But the universe also owns that site, so it’s not like anyone can do something about it…
I’m gonna come clean, I no longer use Arch btw. So I’m not up to date on what is currently used
I’m surprised it doesn’t mention that
/proc/selfautomagically points to the directory of the current process. So if you’re writing a program, you can just look there for information about itself