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It would have to be only some. The storage density of printed photos is terrible.

If your car is broken, don’t trade it in for a new car. Just fix it. You don’t need a new car. Any feature you (think you) can’t live without is available as an aftermarket installation.

Obviously, some cars are more reliable than others. Do your research. If your car has reliability issues, get rid of it and get one that doesn’t.

As soon as you buy a car, buy the Chilton or Haynes manual for it and start reading it. Don’t wait until something is broken to learn how to fix it. Oil changes, brakes, spark plugs, fuel injectors, alternator, battery, and tires are all required reading.

If a fix call for tools you don’t have, make a list, and start saving and buying them. Don’t wait until you’re half eay through a repair to find out you can’t finish and your car is all apart. Buy the cheapest piece of shit tools you can find. When one breaks, that means you use it enough to make a better version worth your money.

Obviously, this only applies to people who actually need a car. If an e-bike or something else is viable for you, don’t waste your money on a car; it’s not an asset, no matter what that guy at the dealership told you.

If you make a pillar out of this stuff, then put it in the ground, is that a shit post?

Who?

Are you an American? Are you talking to Americans? The Guardian is corporate-owned propaganda.

What exactly do YOU think LLMs are?

Machine Learning is a kind of AI. LLMs are but one kind of Machine Learning Model. All LLMs are Machine Learning models, but not all Machine Learning models are LLMs. LLMs are one kind of AI, but not all AI is an LLM.

They’re different words for a reason. If they were all the same thing, we wouldn’t give them different names. It’s completely possible and understandable that someone would find one acceptable but not the other.

Sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_learning
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_language_model

There’s nothing quite so uniquely irritating as someone who holds a strong opinion on something about which they know very little.

If you punch a clock to pay your bills, you’re working class. Don’t let them turn us against each other.

“Democracy is government of the people, by the people, and for the people… But the people are retarded.”

And it doesn’t fill up landfills with those harmful lithium-ion batteries!

IBS is a serious issue affecting millions of people. Whoever wrote this sign is ableist.

Yeah, because you being wrong simply isn’t possible.

multiple eyewitness / victim testimony

All of whom have since either quietly retracted their testimony and/or admitted they lied.

a mountain of corroborating evidence

A false accusation can’t be corroborated

Like Epstein. Or trump.

Are you this mad about them too? Or do you only pick on the easy targets to make yourself feel big?

You’ve been fooled by propaganda.

His image was attacked and destroyed because he wouldn’t sell his music catalog.

Marissa Tomei > Mariska Hargitay > Milli Vanilli

I am a burnt out loser who can’t go a day without weed

You’re thinking about it wrong. You’re using the language of the oppressor.

You’re a medicinal marijuana patient. You suffer from an illness you didn’t earn or ask for. Cannabis is the medicine that manages your symptoms. If you don’t take your medicine, your symptoms get worse.

“Good” and “bad” are subjective terms. I accept myself for who I am regardless of anyone else’s opinions. I’m happy with who I am and my opinion is the only one I need to be worried about.

I’m the worst person I know. And because I’m such a bad person, I don’t even care.

“Back in my day” we would swap out someone’s mouse ball with a hard-boiled egg yolk as a prank. Good times.

Every lesson I learned the hard way.

If you ever have the opportunity to learn from someone else’s mistakes, do it. The reason most people don’t is because that usually involves listening to someone else and taking their advice and many people aren’t willing to do that.

Term limits. Expand the court.

There were originally nine justices, one for each of the nine court circuits. There are now 13 (ish?) circuits. Increasing the number of justices isn’t some radical idea that came from nowhere, it merely aligns us with the original convention.