

Those last 9 percent might be hard to convince since they’re already doing quite well.
Those last 9 percent might be hard to convince since they’re already doing quite well.
To take an older example there are smaller image recognition models that were trained on correct data to differentiate between dogs and blueberry muffin but obviously still made mistakes on the test data set.
AI does not become perfect if its data is.
Humans do make mistakes, make stuff up, and spread false information. However they generally make considerably less stuff up than AI currently does (unless told to).
I am now wondering whether or not to look it up.
I’m confused by person 3.
It is clearly surpassed by C though this chart seems to have missed that fact.
That would be lower case. It’s actually charged with 6280 Coulombs.
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Do be fair that took me longer than installing the operating system too.
Some does if you’re lucky.
It is the default setting. I’m not aware of any app that uses the setting though. I also doubt anybody is going to find the setting in the dev options anyways.
Most apps aren’t visible there on an iPad. When connected to a computer other folders are visible instead but I was never able to get all of them.
Is that part of the USB standard or just common with many devices?
And where might I find the files saved by an application?
Which ones are corporate besides Redhat and what’s the relation to this post?
You do not need 3GiB of ram to look pretty though. I think Windows is just badly optimized.
The 4-5h I’ve spent using it so far were pretty easy until I ran out of detailed documentation like you said. The syntax seems pretty easy so far but some things being functions confused me at the start.
I started off copying the dot files from other devices but that didn’t really work for browsers so I decided to use home manager. After having trouble finding out how to configure programs without their own wiki pages I watched a video on NixOS which helped me fix a bunch of problems and recommended some things I wouldn’t have found out about other places. Flakes fail when I try to use them (I have enabled them in the configuration and the error didn’t seem to be because of it). And when I enable the kitty shell integration it only sources the bash profile, leaving without the system wide config that I got without. This would not be an issue if I knew how to configure the bash profile which is in a different location on NixOS compared to other distros that I’ve used.
I want to have a stable system that can easily be recovered. I am setting it up in advance for a computer I do not have yet and will need running relatively quickly and I don’t like the default DEs that come with other distros. Am I canidate? (Also maybe a future homelab setup?)
How am I the only one who does have annoying issues like this on Windows (except that Windows only gives a useless error code at most) while Linux has failed to boot a total of once (without me explicitly changing nvidia drivers).
I’m not sure what the green is vs the red. I would assume African cultures don’t support it mostly because it seems unlikely that they developed the same arbitrary (religious) surgery. That would however imply that Europe is a lot more supportive of circumcision than I would have expected. Either way I’m surprised.
Multiply the population by the percentage? (I didn’t find anything on that page suggesting that it wouldn’t be the case.)
342 million * 0.5 = 171 million people who are in the bottom yellow line. The top darker green line is 342 million * 0.001 = 342 thousand people
I think you can do the others yourself if you like.