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Ohh sorry. Like the model was trained on bad inputs

Would you like the opportunity to explain why African American English is “shit” and comparable to racism?

I think they more commonly say, “what is wrong with my advisor and why did I choose grad school?”

It’s hidden in a context menu for the series. If you navigate to the series overview (like clicking the series name after searching for it) there will be a hot dog menu (vertical …) with an item that says “identify” or something along those lines. This will bring up an interface where you can search for the series name and select the right one.

PS: renaming the series folder to “[series name] [YYYY]”, where [YYYY] is the year when the first episode was released can help with initial identification.

Wonder what will happen to Firefox if this ruling means Google can’t pay them to default to their search engine. That’s a large chunk of their funding.

And there are like 8 software projects dedicated to making pandas wrappers that work with large datasets because this is somehow better than engineers and statisticians learning SQL or some kind of distributed calculations strategy.

This is essentially every project funded through a “defense” agency.

The last point is the important one. If you’re regularly seeing these in your house that means they’ve found a food source: your house is infested with another insect they’re keeping at bay.

lmao look at the AI-generated journal cover.

This is true but the article title is very misleading. It gives the impression that you can just boil your water first and then drink it and you will have a decreased intake of microplastics. “Boil your water before drinking” is very common in many parts of the world to prevent infectious disease, it means boiling a few liters for 10 minutes or so before use. In reality if you do that the precipitate will be in suspension, such as when decanting in a normal way rather than very carefully to keep (nearly invisible) sediment out, and you’ll still drink it.