That's not necessarily wrong, but not the big explaining factor here I think. The technological challenges behind aligning ML models with factual reality aren't solved, so it's not an engineering decision. It's more that AI is remarkably easy to market as being more capable than it is

That soap says a lot of things.

I really don't think it's that bad. The only weird thing is .NET Core becoming just .NET in version 5.

Counterpoint: "NieR: Automata"

Automata and formal languages were pretty much my entire "Theory of Computation" class. It's what's in Sipser.

scan qr code

ERROR_SXIFKK_INV_MEM_0

troubleshooting link is just a jpg of a frowny face

Extract an interface and let the consumer supply the implementation.

Must not be an American school.

There's only 2. sqrt(-1) isn't a solution. There are at most 2 over any integral domain.

I had no preconceived notions, never used Sync for Reddit. Just thought it was a nice app and a good experience. I was happy to throw the guy $16 for a year of premium, and if I'm still using it in a year I'll buy the life pass. It's not because there are no alternatives, it's because it's worth the money when it's going to a small dev team.

Use pCloud.

Visual Studio is pretty good.