- I saw that comment before it was flagged and thanks to that I now have this argument that you supplied. if I arrived a couple minutes later I wouldn't know it. (I browsed logged out)
I disagree with that guy but I don't know it should be flagged
- this article is a good example of why "why" should be removed
- They do it in the sea already. Just look at that nine dash line...
- For all the talk about how they are an equal player on the international stage PRC is still a developing country by their own assessment and WTO.
- What's the old standard? Why not update it?
- You're overthinking it. TFA says
> Scientists in Britain say ancient humans may have learned to make fire far earlier than previously believed
If you have the same definition of believed as me you have two choices: paradigm shift (350k vs 50k) or article (or British scientists) is lying.
- You only need Apple ID to get Xcode though, everything else is available without
- Altitude
- So you are saying there was no consensus that humans started making fire 50k years before this discovery and AP news just lied?
- Why did you tell your bank it was delivered, if it was never delivered. Some other item you didn't order was delivered.
- Xcode.
- privacy.com even if it was available in some country just means you give transactions of your identity to some other company. Cash (and so gift cards if they don't accept cash) is the most private way.
- from TFA
> Fire allowed early populations to survive colder environments, deter predators and cook food. Cooking breaks down toxins in roots and tubers and kills pathogens in meat, improving digestion and releasing more energy to support larger brains.
> Fire also enabled new forms of social life. Evening gatherings around a hearth would have provided time for planning, storytelling and strengthening group relationships, which are behaviors often associated with the development of language and more organized societies.
seems very important to be able to start fire for this stuff. And if we were off by like an order of magnitude it's pretty paradigm shifting.
- 400k years ago vs 50k ago as we thought before. Anti clickbait headline. Should be edited. Human evolution was way slower than we thought.
- Arthropleura is missing shadow.
- > We’re using Viper for configuration management, which feeds into Cobra for the CLI, and then Melody handles our WebSocket connections, Casbin manages permissions, all through Asynq for our job queue
Would it be better if it was this:
> We’re using ConfigurationManager for configuration management, which feeds into CLI for the CLI, and then WebSocketHandler handles our WebSocket connections, PermissionManager manages permissions, all through JobQueue for our job queue
I think the author makes the opposite point of intended)
- What ads did Cook cram in the ecosystem? The ones in app store?
- I think that person should think that technically difficult thing that makes more money = gets solved and technically difficult thing that makes less money = doesn't get solved.
By the way model's don't "know". They autocomplete tokens.
> Your comments may point to why ChatGPT doesn't do it
Any commercial model which is most of them...
- No, it's just another statement with no sources just like you:)
there are so many shorts of right wing "influencers" cornering liberals who can't give a suitable reply to this question.
so the argument about hearings is important. and killing this discussion took it away from public. this of course is very useful to the maga machine which is so friendly to big tech so I'm not surprised.