You’re not thinking about how an LLM works: That would be a super easy question for it because there are tons of resources about imaginary numbers and i specifically online.
But ask it to add two random 4-digit numbers (an easy task for a computer or an elementary school student) and it might get the answer wrong just because those precise numbers haven’t been added enough on the web, and they treat numbers the same way they do words.
That’s too bad really. Wine is an incredible achievement, even Microsoft spends a lot of effort to keep Windows programs running on new versions, and Wine goes above and beyond every update.
I’m really disappointed that even the larger model still only gets “up to 40” hours of battery. That’s not even two days, and that’s if lucky.
I like charging my current watch only to 80%, then the next day it’s at 50%. If I miss a day it’s still fine.
It’s a well taken picture of a barbaric subject. I’m not going to vote either way.
Very cool!
Similar to one of the neatest things I ever saw: a small drop of mercury under a microscope. What I saw was the room around me, like one of those round wall corner security mirrors.
I could imagine it being a scene in an action movie - the hero hides in a lab among the scientists, grabs a lab coat, and a little mercury, and sets up at a microscope. We see their view of the room when the villains sneak in and the hero, knowing exactly where they are, suddenly attacks or something.
Ah, makes sense. Also I had failed to notice the phoronix link in my app.
Oh! I hadn’t even noticed the phoronix link. Thanks
So what does it do?
It’s a quantum spin 1/2 object, like electrons. 360 degrees is half a full rotation for it, so that’s what’s needed to switch it to the right state to fit. If you spun it 360 more degrees it would be back to the original state and not fit.
Paying literally hundreds of dollars per month as soon as I no longer have income isn’t a reasonable expectation either.
If a freak accident like this happens while I don’t have a job, I’ll just go bankrupt and likely become homeless, then die. I’m counting on that not happening.
“Incus is a next-generation system container, application container, and virtual machine manager.”
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I’m seeing status 404 on that link.
Fixed, thanks.
I guess I would call that a snicker
That’s basically newsletters, forum digests, podcasts, etc.
Ok then.
Thanks, you too!
Of course Lemmy and such inherit some of that design even without the money behind it - there’s certainly a little dopamine hit when I see that one of my comments has gotten a reply, or when I check and see that it’s been upvoted.
Not having the incentive to enshittify is good though.
Obvious solution is to not only return that one, but then go to a different brand of store, buy a bunch, then return them the next day. Repeat for each kind of store you can reach that sells them.
Yeah, that tracks.
I guess it really doesn’t ‘want’ to say “not enough information” - which I think is the true answer:
If your starting point was the North Pole then you are back exactly where you started, if it was along the equator then you are within rounding error of 4m west of where you started. Start 4m from the South Pole and “4m west” ends up undefined. At the SP, “4m south” is undefined, etc.