Definitely. It might require significantly more input to gain the same certainty, but all it’s doing is reweighting the possible next tokens before choosing, and code output is still just token output. The rigid syntaxes probably means that the next token probabilities are much more sharply divided (maybe a random sentence the top 1 choice is just 40%, top 3 are 80%, but for a line of code, the top 1 choice might be 90% probability and top 3 hit 99%)
My coils are all 6 inches (16 ish cm) and it happens on all my pans, I’ve got an aluminum pan (probably on the order of 4mm thick) with a ‘induction wafer’ added, and a le creuset 12 inch braiser
Sounds like you don’t have that issue though, in that case I would suggest to still go for a relatively cheap non-stick, no non-stick coating can be BIFL. And I like my flat bottom carbon steel wok a lot more on the induction range than I ever did on gas, so consider one of those
How big are your induction coils? My stove has unreasonably small (for the price) coils, so my pans all have a cold outer rim because the lateral heat conduction isn’t high enough. If yours are also small, consider getting pans with a bottom that matches the coil size (like a flat bottom wok) rather than a huge 12 inch skillet that’s 40% cold, or at least consider paying extra for higher thermal conductivity (copper?) For your wider pans’ bottom surface
Avi Arad, is a man, who produces a movie. A movie about a video game a “vg movie”. I deciphered that far and then Google got me all the way to the Legend of Zelda movie that’s coming soon
Easy, which one has the highest interest rate. If you pay off your hdd now, do you save on loan interest? Then that 1000 is worth more because it’s 1000+ the Interest you now won’t have to pay. Same for savings. My savings rate is ~3.6% APY, so 1000 after a year is 1036, not much extra, but that’s a meal or two.
Or Yolo it into the stock market, and potentially make 20% ($200) on it by next year.
It depends what you think the future holds.
Boring answer is: can you put it in a Roth IRA or other post-tax advantaged account? That’s for if you think the world will be around when you retire.
If you think the price of ram is gonna double again, buy a 64 GB kit of DDR5 now and sell it on Craigslist next year
Or if you believe that memories now are worth more than memories in the future, just spend it on things that make you happy. This is free money, Noone can force you to be responsible
Oh that’s per year! Not quite as bad as I thought
That’s a lot of misplaced trust you’re putting into graduate school admins.
Your keyboard probably still works if you unplug it and wash it (including some soaking to get whatever Pepsi residue inside the switches out), but it’ll take a few days to dry back out.
But for new keyboards, I just echo that you want hot swappable switches, desoldering switches sucks so hard. My keyboard is 12+ years old, so it probably isn’t sold anymore
Whenever I see a article about ‘cups’ of coffee, I assume it’s just an observation study thing where large groups of people get surveys on their habits and their regular checkups are more thorough and available to the researchers. So the researchers can only tease out so much info without actually running an experiment with controls, like how big a cup is.
That’s probably exactly what they did, deployed a sbc + some off the shelf model and increased the price 300x by making a black plastic shell.
This is just standard “ram/chips are so expensive now that all consumer devices had to raise prices and thus sold less”. With maybe a little general reduction in overall consumer spending?
Well you see they both end in -berg and fatberg is a bad thing
I don’t remember if supernote is OSS, but I’ve got the A6, and I think they got an A5 and A4 sized one. Pricey though.
But which one is chocolate and which one is vanilla
One thing that I’ve noticed is that hellstrips are usually compacted to all hell (in the southeast by me at least) since all the utilities guys compact the ground after burying something, so even natives might struggle if they need to be able to shove their roots more than an inch into the ground. I’m all for sprinkling seeds about, but see if you can look for some that are creepers rather than deep taprooters
I should plant some catnip around my house… more cats, less mosquitos? Win win
I got 16 gb on my W11 laptop, and I’m regularly bouncing off the 13 gb point where swap/ compression/ whatever kicks in and shit gets slow, doing relatively benign shit like browsing the web, YouTube and Gmail open, and vscode running working on some python shit. On 8 gb I’d probably have to use my phone for everything except vscode to get it to fit. It’s not the lightest possible workload, but it shouldn’t be slamming swap so regularly.
There was a big push a few years ago to come up with an alternative to “vegan” to put on packaging, and they came up with “Plant-based” as the euphemism of choice. I don’t recall what the major driver was, it was either from vegans who say veganism entails more than just “don’t put animal products directly into the product” or if it was manufacturers who thought the word “vegan” would scare away normies after decades of bad mouthing.
I saw it coming immediately that plant-based doesn’t mean “vegan but they didn’t bother certifying” but rather that it means “has some part that is mostly plants”, see the Jimmy Dean plant based patty sandwiches.
If it ain’t got that (V) you gotta start deciphering the ingredients list cause those Fulkerson will put in anything
If someone said “do you want to interview my agents first”, I think the interview would be over. Well maybe the first time I’d be tempted to see if I could tokenmaxx someone else’s agent. After that it would be too much work for the enjiyment. Maybe I should automate that workflow… Oh no they got me!