To be fair, Garry's Mod is up there too.
The amount of customisation that one "small project" opened up in general, is astonishing.
fonix232
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In limited numbers, sure.
The more people read this quote, the more they remember it and spread it.
Good ideas die when people's attitude is "why write it down when I can remember it".
Nazis are regularly using the "muh freeze peach" excuse to continue pushing their crap and demand to be listened to, or be platformed in general (and not be punched in the face when they openly advocate for murdering fellow Americans).
In more civilised countries (see e.g. Germany) this kind of shit gets shut down quickly.
Nazis are regularly using the "muh freeze peach" excuse to continue pushing their crap and demand to be listened to, or be platformed in general (and not be punched in the face when they openly advocate for murdering fellow Americans).
In more civilised countries (see e.g. Germany) this kind of shit gets shut down quickly.
You Americans have a very weird relationship with the ~~second~~ first amendment - and the Nazis really took it as a "free from criticism" amendment, now, haven't they?
Stop giving these assclowns the benefit of the doubt. Stop accepting the "it was only in jest" excuses when they push their agenda. Sartre said it right:
Never believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words. The anti-Semites have the right to play. They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors. They delight in acting in bad faith, since they seek not to persuade by sound argument but to intimidate and disconcert. If you press them too closely, they will abruptly fall silent, loftily indicating by some phrase that the time for argument is past.
While he does specify anti-Semite, in the context it's clear that he means Nazis.
Push back on Nazism and stop accepting excuses on why it isn't "really" Nazism.
Like taking the literal Nazi marches seriously in 1938-39 while the war was raging in Europe?
For me it's pretty simple why I don't go there.
A Pizza Hut large pizza, sans discounts, begins at £23/£27. And it tastes likes ass, while also in the past ~2 years the amount of cheese and toppings was reduced by half, at least.
Meanwhile, the little "greasy spoon" pizza place that delivers within 15 minutes, for the same price, will do a family meal deal of 2 large pizzas (with tons of toppings and proper amount of cheese!), a large garlic pizza bread, an extra side and a 2L drink.
Oh and the latter pizza tastes awesome, is delivered with care (by their own drivers, not an UberEats fuckwit who'll toss the pizza in his backpack vertically), and the place regularly tossed in a little extra for frequent orders, like an extra dessert...
Here's a better idea, expand the building on the Canadian side, and house all the books of the US side (and even more), so that Canadians literally have no reason to go across the border.
Sends a stronger message IMO.
A combination of various renewables (solar, wind, hydro in its various forms), combined with sustainable high density storage and a global network of power delivery with multiple redundancies is the solution.
But it will obviously not happen as it isn't in shareholders' interest to have sustainable, cheap energy.
No worries mate, we can't all be experts of every field and every topic!
Besides there are other AI models that are relatively small and depend on processing power more than RAM. For example there's a bunch of audio analysis tools that don't just transcribe information but also diarise it (split it up by speaker), extract emotional metadata (e.g. certain models can detect sarcasm quite well, others spot general emotions like happiness or sadness or anger), and so on. Image categorisation models are also super tiny, though usually you'd want to load them into the DSP-connected NPU of appropriate hardware (e.g. a newer model "smart" CCTV camera would be using a SoC that has NPU to load detection models into, and do the processing for detecting people, cars, animals, etc. onboard instead of on your NVR).
Also by my count, even somewhat larger training systems such as micro wakeword training, would fit into the 196MB V-Cache.
No no no. That is dessert at that point.
Toast and butter - maybe with a bit of garlic rubbed on the bread prior to buttering - is perfect on its own. Especially in the autumn with the cold weather coming in.