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One of two is happening: 1) There's a never before seen type of DDoS attack that only affects one specific part of a website even though that's not how they work. 2) You cannot in fact fire 80% of a tech companies staff and expect it to run well. We may never know.

Please use this sparingly and only if you have a good reason! Blocking render is usually a bad thing, but in some cases it's necessary.

If I lived in the PNW, I’d go to this so that I could personally thank every Yurok tribe member involved in the Klamath dam removal revegetation project—one of the most ambitious ecological restoration initiatives in the world—and to dominate the arm wrestling competition

the whole "tim walz is denigrating the white race by making a spice tolerance joke" thing is a little rich coming from the well-done steak with ketchup crowd

David Pfau This just means that most AI and ML researchers have never done a human-participant study. Which is probably why so many systems fail spectacularly when deployed with real humans.

Sure matplotlib is cool, but what if I want to load my loss curves into the 2006 hit Flash game LineRider?

Burning out my eyeballs with an illegal radiation emitting device to run a generative ai

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