I totally see your point.
But with the switch from "when they go low,..." to "fuck it, we can hut below the belt even better", I gotta admit I am quite interested to see how she will handle a formal debate: Hammer phrases like everyone before or hitting hard and agile.
Idk, somehow I feel we might see something refreshing this time.
Nothing is built to last? No. One little Company still holds out against this concept.
Btw, their 5th phone has an industrial Snapdragon so they can deliver software updates for a couple years longer.
And I'm all here for it :)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19439809
So begins the reddit stash dump.
Cause the total training time is smaller when you dont have to transport thousands of soldiers over half the continent. At least the grand of infantry could be trained much faster close to where they already are.
The greens got to design some legislation
I have a Phone with a click-in latch and nothing wore our over the last 5 years
I have an old midi-tower standing around with everything inside but drives.
Is it stupid to just set up the drives as zfs inside the case and let my docker services run on the same machine (as long as there is enough RAM etc. of course)?
Or should I get another PC as application server?
You know I think it is SO important that every election has more than two parties/options on the ballot.
Because if you dont, one party can simply distinguish itself from te other by being more extreme. Where this leads you can currently see with the Republicans.
As soon as you have more than two, parties need to have their own agenda to distinguish themselves, and this "vote so tue other doesn't win" thing that is currently going on for almost a decade fades away.
Sure populism will always be there but it has to compete with actual agendas.
Yeah, you can see that organic maps is sadly not there yet in terms of driving-interface, but hopefully its getting there soon.
Afaik the app is far younger than magic earth and for what it is its super good. I'm so stoked to see how organic maps is gonna develop in the coming years
Thanks for the tip :)
Hey guys I kind of have a little probleme here:
So during the upgrading of Mint 21.3 to Mint 22 there appeared some errors, and while trying to fix them a lot of library-packages were deleted and most of the programs gone.
Now after that I tried to reset my system back to tze last timeshift-backup but timeshift only ever deleted more packages and never installed the old files from the backup (i guess).
So now this is where I am at, a kernel panic and nothing boots. I guess i need a new (fresh) install and could try to use the backup of timeshift on that one?
Or is there any other elegant way to get out of this?
Thanks already for reading and tips <3
Hey guys,
I have been experimenting with self-supervised visual learning a bit. Until now I have only ever used U-Nets and related architectures.
No matter what specific task, images or other parameters I changed I always encountered these stains on my output-images (here marked with green), although sometimes more, sometimes less.
Now I wondered if anybody could tell me where they came from and how I could prevent them?
In the attached picture the input (left) and target (right) are the same, so that I can be sure these stains do not come from a badly designed learning task, yet they still appear (output is the middle image).
Thanks in advance and all the best :D
Edit: added line breaks
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