You insert it rectally and then honk, obviously.
That's not "a Yahoo article". Yahoo! News hosts articles from different sources, and this is from some shitty E-tier website called comingsoon.net.
Probably the best source for this currently is the HuffPost.
The ship hasn't sailed; the more countries you let do that, the more problematic the precedent becomes. This isn't a binary thing.
Issue requests or pull requests?
How dare you!! Here's why you need to be vegan right now by the way grumble grumble grumble
My point being I see no reason why Kickstarter can't be for kickstarting the rapid scaling of a free, available-to-all project when it can be for rampant, unadulterated scams. This is easily within the spirit if not the letter of Kickstarter, unlike the scams which fit the letter but not the spirit.
That's my point: Kickstarter and IndieGoGo is filled with extraordinarily obvious scams, yet this person's trying to act like there'a some sanctity to the semantics rather than the spirit of them.
Yeah, no, not at all. I'd feel intensely uncomfortable using Sup for anything when something like Signal exists. The network effect issue is the exact same on both platforms, so why am I going to take the most trusted communication application and protocol in the world and choose Sup which is the work of a single dev with no obvious background in cybersec, let alone the kind of math necessary to properly understand encryption?
That toaster is what AI is. If it's machine learning, it's AI. If I make a toilet that uses a shitty-ass single-layer perceptron to decide when to flush, that's an AI-powered toilet even if it's a worthless piece of crap. You can be disenchanted with it as a gimmick all you want (I am too), but it falls under AI the same way it has since the 1950s. The marketing way of referring to things you just showed me entirely comports with the academic one provided what the label says is true.
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