∅, with a slash through it!!!

They’re DDoSing the server, it’s the only explanation

I used to download AMVs using YT to MP4 sites, then play back the audio on my phone instead of just downloading the music.

I think Garmin has some watches that fit.

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism

Currently most monitors use 16bits for colour (65,536 different possible colours).

The human eye can see about 10,000,000.

HDR / True colour is 24bits, 16,777,216 colour variations, which is more than what humans can see.

You should care because it means images on your device will look true to life, especially as screens get brighter materials like gold will look much nicer.

I don’t think they patched them all

https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jammu_and_Kashmir_(princely_state)

While I disagree with your comment, it does add to the conversation by showing an example of how most people treat voting.

Just so you know upvotes and downvotes should be used to indicate if something (comment, post etc) contributes to the conversation or not.

All while being invaded by a fascist far-right authoritarian dictatorship (by your logic), because yes, Russia has fascists.

So while your point is that Ukraine is a far-right authoritarian country because it:

• Has a controversial monument to a fascist
• Doesn’t hold elections while being invaded
• Has fascists in its military ranks

The point I’m attempting to make to you, is that all countries have fascists in them. Yes even Russia:

https://cepa.org/article/comrade-hitler-and-other-russian-fantasies/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusich_Group

Yes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memorials_in_Canada_to_Nazis_and_Nazi_collaborators

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monuments_in_the_United_States_to_Nazi_collaborators

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monument_of_Lihula

Unfortunately every countries military has nationalistic fascists, some of which use Nazi iconography to display their “pride”. I could find the 1940 Swedish general election (not at war), 1942 Icelandic parliamentary election (occupied by USA), 1943 & 1944 Irish general elections (not at war) as the elections held between Sep 1939 & Sep 1945, the other democratic European country’s I reviewed, elections were either postponed or went uncontested.

From the article

The China Coal Industry Association also forecast a 4.5% increase, highlighting the uncertainty in forecasting [thermal power output] (coal, gas).

I’d say it is surprising, considering China is still building coal power stations and Chinese industry bodies are forecasting more coal being needed.

the main reason for reducing emission is to reduce the influence of Russia and China

Do you mean reducing gas usage? All people I’ve talked to want emissions reduced to benefit the environment, not reduce the influence of Russia / China.

the technology is similar to fracking for gas

(I’m not going to be using the correct terminology) There’s multiple types of heat pumps that operate by transferring the heat via the ground, air or water source. These are air and (closed) ground types

Whereas this is an (open) ground type

The environmental effect of closed types is during manufacturing and what the electricity is sourced from (solar, coal etc).

For fracking what happens is water is injected into the ground in an attempt to extract gas (very simplified explanation), the resulting water and gas can then make its way into local water sources which will effect the local population. An open heat pump system works by taking the water from ground water tables, using the water for heating / cooling and putting that water back into the ground, and due to the large size of these water sources, the average temperature doesn’t really change (lighting a fire outside doesn’t increase the temperature for your neighbour).

Less reliance on fossil fuels while making use of efficient heating / cooling systems, which in the long run will reduce emissions.

Ripped from dukduckgo who inturn took it from ‘The American Heritage® Dictionary’

Obligate (Adjective): Able to exist or survive only in a particular environment or by assuming a particular role.

So an obligate carnivore is a being that can only survive in an environment where they are provided meat. The definition of obligate doesn’t state the the environment has to be naturally occurring, and I think that’s a semantic that isn’t discussed.

A great white is a obligate carnivore in naturally occurring environments same as a cat/hawk/lizard etc. But when humans take anything out of its naturally occurring environment (cause we’re smart cookies) we can keep it alive and healthy by giving it all the nutrients it needs, and said nutrients be derived from vegan sources.

I think that’s what they’re refering to as “no such thing” as an obligate carnivore. We can create non-natural environments where a carnivore no longer needs to be one.

I don’t get why people insist that their pets require meat. Go talk tuha a vet and get a vegan diet for your cat/dog/bird, people are so fuckin weird about some stuff.

I’ve been researching this for uni at you’re not too far off. There’s a bunch of benchmarks out there and LLMs are ran against a set of questions and are given a score based on its response.

The questions can be multiple choice or open ended. If they’re open then it’ll be marked by another LLM.

There’s a couple initiatives to create benchmarks with known answers that are updated frequently, so they don’t need to marked by another LLM, but where the questions aren’t in the testing LLMs training dataset. This is because a lot of advancements in LLMs with these benchmarks is just the creators including the text questions and answers in the training data.

I’m really upset that’s happend to you. I’d recommend contacting a news network not operated in Europe if you’re afraid of corruption/ repercussions.

https://www.ajiunit.com/contact/