Courtesy of ChatGPT:
Paris banned shared electric scooters, expecting a return to larger vehicles. Surprisingly, this led to a massive increase in dockless bike-sharing. September 2022’s 750,000 dockless bike trips surged to nearly 2 million by September 2023. This shift suggests Parisians still prefer shared mobility, now choosing bikes over scooters. The future impact of this trend on Parisian transport remains to be seen.
"The Human Landing System is aiming to complete its development—from project start to launch—in 79 months, which is 13 months shorter than the average for NASA major projects," the GAO wrote in its report. It's unrealistic, the GAO said, to expect the HLS program to complete development more than a year faster than that average.
"GAO found that if development took as long as the average for NASA major projects, the Artemis III mission would likely occur in early 2027," the government watchdog concluded.
It’s over 9000!?
Why is this possible in browsers to begin with? We need a new generation of browsers that sandbox everything like little VMs a la QubesOS
If you’re feeling adventurous, you could try to build your own version of LineageOS for your device. Hardest part is probably going to be figuring out drivers for the kernel.
You bring up a lot of great points. I disabled the firewall on my bare metal cluster nodes and didn’t give it another thought. I had to go digging to figure out how to encrypt secrets, and NFS StorageClass is not very great security wise either. Not to mention lack of isolation for privileged containers. I found kata containers a good solution to that. Then there’s wireguard between workers I don’t know if I got working correctly because I can’t figure out how to really test it.
In Colorado I’ve purchased age restricted items using the Colorado digital ID plenty of times.
Hey, that comment's a bit off the mark. Transformers don't just memorize chunks of text, they're way more sophisticated than that. They use attention mechanisms to figure out what parts of the text are important and how they relate to each other. It's not about memorizing, it's about understanding patterns and relationships. The paper you linked doesn't say anything about these models just regurgitating information.
As a lurker, I just wanted to say thanks for the civil discourse.
They’re hosting on tor, they probably don’t want internet hosted fonts from Google. There are tons of CC licenses fonts available that are very useable.
I used to subscribe to Reddit for the ad-free experience when I was a mobile web user. They kept making mobile web worse and worse and didn’t listen to user feedback after a point and made it so unusable I unsubscribed then found Apollo after refusing apps for years. Only been on Apollo maybe a year and now they’re destroying that. I’ve tried their app and it is a battery hog (spyware is my guess), works like crap and has too few features that I want .
There’s a few communities that I will miss over there but other than that I’m very excited for the fediverse and hope meta and bots don’t kill this platform before it gets going.
Alt+1-9 will select the tabs in order. I don’t know how to do any others. You can also cycle through them with ctrl+tab for cycling to the right and shift+ctrl+tab to cycle left.
I’m not sure if the first thing works on Windows but works on Linux (KDE/xfce)