

By that logic, all gambling is just prediction


By that logic, all gambling is just prediction
Yes, you can buy and download CD quality or HD quality (up to 24-bit, 192 kHz) FLAC from their store. From their homepage, there should be a link to the download store in the header bar: https://www.qobuz.com/us-en/shop


All while living in that Democrat-controlled area because it’s much nicer than the Republican hellhole they keep clamoring for


It’s financial obesity, and should be treated as such


The “always free” banner is back on the website, FWIW


It didn’t take long to go from “corporations are people” to “the only people that matter are corporations”


That’s why you put those devices in a separate VLAN with no routing access to the rest of your network


In general, you take the model size in billions of parameters (eg: 397B), divide it by 2 and add a bit for overhead, and that’s how much RAM/VRAM it takes to run it at a “normal” quantization level. For Qwen3.5-397B, that’s about 220 GB. Ideally that would be all VRAM for speed, but you can offload some or all of that to normal RAM on the CPU, you’ll just take a speed hit.
So for something like Qwen3.5-397B, it takes a pretty serious system, especially if you’re trying to do it all in VRAM.


Turns out “checks and balances” mean absolutely nothing when they’re all complicit


I would argue that MAGA embodies pretty much every one of these indicators


Just yesterday, I had a studymate try to open an xlsx file on their phone - they had the Microsoft 365 app installed that would do this, but a recent update to that app just decided to change it to a Copilot only app.
That’s hilarious. I had the 365 app installed on my phone, because the company I work for uses Microsoft everything and I had to install that POS in the sandbox so I could open up any word or excel docs that were sent to me. Well I just opened it up, and sure enough, it’s now just a chat bot, all other functionality is gone.
This reeks of those scam companies on Amazon that sell one product under a listing for a while to get the ratings up, then swap to a completely different product while keeping the listing the same, in order to fool people into buying the new product with its high star rating and good reviews. I guarantee that’s why MS decided to go this route, to fool people into installing it because of its userbase and star rating, and to cook their books on adoption numbers.


One can hope at least


The fact that this reponse has 1 downvote is *chef’s kiss*


On iOS, it uses your linked credit card to verify you’re over 18, and then passes a “this user is over 18” flag to any app or website that needs it. It’s arguably the least intrusive or insecure way to handle this push from the EU.


Pretty much any anonymization system like this is designed to protect your real identity and address from bad actors, not to hide you from the police. Protecting your anonymity against the government itself requires an entirely different approach, NONE of the publicly available email aliasing systems are designed for that.


The battery technology is solid, LiFePO4 cells should be good for 10-15 years if they’re not abused, but my experience with these things is that the electronics are cheap and will fail long before the battery does.
Agreed.
If you can do your work on a 13" laptop with no mouse or external monitor without your productivity dropping off a cliff, you were never productive to begin with.


One would think so, but apparently not
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