I don’t remember being told that, only that we weren’t allowed to use calculators yet, period.
Coincidentally we started to be allowed to use calculators around the first iPhone’s release date. I don’t think those things had anything to do with each other though. 😛
You might enjoy the song “To Know the Unknown” by Innosense.
No, I may or may not have had it at a restaurant or something, but if so, don’t remember it. It’s not a usual food where I live.
OK, I wasn’t thinking of the sauce, that part could be unhealthy.
Compared to lots of other foods, chicken wings aren’t especially unhealthy, I think? They aren’t normally deep fried, chicken is a healthier meat than beef or pork, not sure there are good health reasons not to eat them every day? Of course it gets boring after a while.
Facebook and Instagram don’t sound like especially resource-heavy activities at all, compared to many others people routinely engage in; not sure what you’re trying to tell us.
Yeah. It is. I pretty much grew up on IRC myself…
multiple operating systems, I’m not so sure but I can’t imagine that it’s impossible
The keyword is virtualization.
??? Highly unclear what exactly you are imagining.
Wait, has that become open source again in recent releases? I remember it not being for a while, but the repo currently says Apache 2.0? Anyone know more about it?
except this doesn’t have a lot to do with AI, but with search engine rankings?!
I mean that is just a web forum, nothing to do with a chatbot.
I’ve done it at my job.
you’re becoming dependent on a subscription service offered by a trillion dollar company that can increase the price tenfold at will, or cut you from the platform entirely
with local open weight models that is no longer an argument tbh
Revenue so far: $0
and let us hope it stays that way
I would understand “monosexual”, but only as an antonym of “bisexual”, i.e. attracted only to one gender (without indicating which).
I don’t know if that’s true if they don’t publish a list of that. I certainly wouldn’t know how.
Yes. I have seen comments before from obscure instances that didn’t seem to be open to the public. It wouldn’t really make much technical sense to prevent that.
Some point in our seventh overall year of school, as I recall, i.e. during the school year in which we turned 13 years old.