

Do you concur with the tone of the book and review?
Do you concur with the tone of the book and review?
This presume trust in its accuracy.
A very high bar.
Same was said about calculators.
I don’t disagree though. Calculators are pretty discrete and the functions well defined.
Assuming AI can be trusted to be accurate at some point, your will reduce cognitive load that can be utilized for even higher thinking.
Some info: https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Power-management-with-suspend-for-current-hardware.tuxedo
This is from Gentoo and has some things that are Gentoo specific, but others that are agnostic: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Suspend_and_hibernate
Hope you find a solution!
Truly open is the only way LLMs make sense.
They’re using us and our content openly. The relationship should be reciprocal. Now, they need to somehow keep the servers running.
Perhaps a SETI like model?
Your reading of that rejection is spot on! It was immature and unprofessional. You might ask yourself if you wish to remain in such an environment.
To your question; Consider the duck… Imagine the droplets of water on it’s back as troubles and difficult situations it’s carrying. Then watch as the droplets slip right off.
These situations are not reflections of you, they’re just situations in which you happen to be immersed.
Regarding Joplin: I don’t know what you mean by callouts, but it does have a plug-in system. Perhaps there is one containing what you need?
If not, and it’s not beyond your skill set, you could build it yourself.
That looks comfy, and I like the cutout for the coccyx.
Do you need something specialized?
The biggest roadblock will be whether the bootloader will allow another OS. You should be able to search xda forums for your device as a start.
Linux can be installed on ARM, no problem.
Did you read the article? Simple text and PDF readers are in the cross hairs. Apps that aren’t “engaging” are in the cross hairs.
I expect developers of perfectly fine apps will have to manually vet those apps with Google.
I’m 59 now, and a cancer survivor. Also a man.
I look back to the me in my twenties, and think what an ass I was. Not as a man, but as a human.
The positive aspect? I’m not that ass anymore, and my hope is in another ten years I’ll see the current me as an ass.
Introspection and personal growth as a human. Sex or gender agnostic.