@houstonship@ryunuck It does appear from some tests that this genre of censorship is not in the model itself, but layered on top in the cloud offering. Running the model locally, r1 answers this type of question happily.
@JohnOsborne@yoheinakajima This is pretty great. One problem: I use fastmail and can't create an account with that address due to SSO-only, so can't figure out a good way to get forwards working.
...he's lying and you don't want to stay at a place where the staff lies to you.
P.S. We're talking about a skip-dinner-and-go-buy-some-ear-plugs level of whine, here.
Do NOT stay at the San Antonio @Marriott#Riverwalk. The AC fan in the ceiling above my room is making an insane amount of noise. I called the front desk, they sent up an engineer, and he told me they all sound like that. Either that's true and you don't want to stay here, or...
@bcm7979@CFBNerds If the A&M defense keeps up the pace it's set the last two games, it will be hard for anyone to develop momentum against them. That said, Alabama's defense is basically the same story.
@MedBennett@Oilfield_Rando Not sure if this is real data, but in any case it appears you have made the y-axis really huge so you can't see the trend. So I went and found it and fixed it for you.
(source: https://t.co/fMkmy52h3l)
@S___Elliott Are you sure you're not using "the best" to mean "the most consistently good"?
Like, is it impossible to make a cheese steak as good as one in Philly, or is Philly nice because it's so easy to find a good cheese steak?
@jeffcannata It's been bumpy and who knows if they'll land the *ahem* shuttle, but I submit that watching Picard season 3 is worth it just to experience the nostalgiagasm that is the third act of Episode 9.
@nope_its_lily The analogy starts to break down if you push too hard on it, but it is more accurate than you'd think as a first approximation of how electricity flows and does work. It is, however, a terrible approximation of the actual physics involved.
@nope_its_lily If the turbine gets bigger/beefier, it can "use" more amps (flow) to do more work (watts), IF the dam height (voltage) is high enough and the friction in the pipes (ohms) is low enough.
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