“Who goes there”, John Campbell, 1938.
(And I seem to recall more movies that are rehashes of that novella.)
“Who goes there”, John Campbell, 1938.
(And I seem to recall more movies that are rehashes of that novella.)
I think what’s happening in the US today rhymes hard on the fall of the Roman Republic.
And I’m sorry, but I don’t think the people won back then.
Heh. I used to run leafnode as my own, in house, single person server.
I’m quite surprised to find out it’s still alive and maintained.
You make larger districts that elect more than one representative each.
Or at least that was how it was done here in Denmark.
In Denmark the case surrounding “Nøddebo præstegård” caused copyright to be enacted.
I’ve noticed the theme come up in other countries, amongst these France, but I’ll grant that I may have overestimated its importance by overfitting to prior knowledge.
The purpose of copyright in the USA, and as far as I know in Brittain, yes.
But please remember that in much of the rest of the world copyright is a reaction to people, creators, getting in trouble over third party usage of their creations.
Leading to the idea that a creator should have the power to stop people from using their works for whatever the creator deems objectionable.
Denmark has 880 Pirates of all kinds and they “reach” 46% of 15-24 year olds?
That’s some bloody effective Pirates right there!
Thank you, I was really wondering what “csb” stood for.
And Krita.
Like David Revoy
Also Blender? I’m mean if they’re adding sound effects.
Sofie Jantak does 2D stuff in Blender
Also don’t pirate rain and door knocks, just get them from people who freely share that sort of thing.
Like these
Reasonable presentation, not that difficult to follow.
Free
But I would point out that I haven’t tried any of that other options to learn AI, so can’t really compare.
Maybe check fast.ai out?
Oh, by the way, text-only browsers are still a thing.
You might want to look at links and/or lynx and see if they cover your usecase.
It’s a service.
It’s a service given to you for free by a company with no apparant way of generating income.
Would you think about that, please?
The vast majority of the value of a consumer facing computer system is in the people who help other people.
They know that.
Or maybe your highschool really had that high level equipment?
You’re joking, but the first programming “language” I learned was z80 machinecode in hexadecimal.
Adventurous cooking is such a good suggestion as a time killer.
It can be done for now and later abandoned if you end lacking the time for it.
Only effect that will have is you learned a bit of some important life skills.
Unfortunately there are people who will trust you if you’re well meaning.
Whether or not you have any inkling of how to do what they trust you to do.
Or any intention…
Surely the only languages that are not weird are those specifically designed to be widely spoken?
And no-one wants to speak those!