Great capture. Where is it?

“In case you need my ssn”. I always hand it out too, saves people the trouble of asking.

Alternative: nerve pinch.

I haven’t sunk much time at it, but I’m not aware of any training data focusing on code only. There’s nothing preventing me from running with general purpose data, but I imagine I’d have a snappier response with a smaller, focused dataset, without losing accuracy.

I am curious about trying an application specific AI. Like just for coding, for instance. I assume the memory requirements would be much lower.

Whatever you drink in that 475 ml container isn’t called coffee in most of the world.

404 😕

I’ll go with column B.

YEE-HAAAW!

Wait, what?

What a terrible day to stop sniffing glue!

Even this one has an element of filtering for the dumb. We’re all here laughing because “who would fall for this?” That’s a feature, not a bug. They want the ones that would bite on this. And then the long con starts.

One way to avoid the pitfalls of hosting for others is hosting an instance just for yourself. Maybe immediate family too.

As for RAID, just go with TrueNAS software raid (courtesy of ZFS). All that is needed are physical bays and SATA cables/ports. You can buy cheap external bays if there aren’t enough on the PC.

I don’t know and don’t call me Shirley.

They also have a history with gambling that they really want you to forget.

And aren’t hooves just modified nails?

And if I recall correctly, elephants walk on their toes. They just have a very thick padding, but their heels stay up.

Or don’t. We don’t care.

And when he got cast out of Apple, his drive created NeXT, which then became MacOS X. Still, good riddance.

Protein. Bones are made of mostly collagen, with calcium nodules to act as rigidity-giving bricks. Babies have yet to calcify a lot of their skeleton. It’s only in puberty we finally calcify it all, thus finishing growth.

Interesting.

I mean, the US has been a plutocracy for many many decades now. Ever since Reagan, at least.