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Thanks for your impression.

I've used egui twice now and there creation of custom components is easy and encouraged. I adapted a drop down menu to better suit my needs (typed input get highlighted in the available options) and it was easy to do so.

Solar Panels are really cheap now.

Does win XP and x-ray/uv/florescence count? That's already on there.

The resolution is also very very suspicious. 1024x1024 classic 512x512 upscaled by a factor of 2.

In which ways does this differ from stability ai, which made stable diffusion and also have a LLM afaik?

Nah, the locals() or globals() object is much better for this.

I mean Linux has a (usually overweight) penguin.

Or do you mean just skin color/human phenotype? Mascots in general include a wide array of animals.

How do you like the language to define the layout?

I'm always wary of DSLs.

I have used egui in two projects now. It's super easy to write, but the immediate mode does put some limitations on what you can do.

Iced seems to be pretty good as well, but having to put every single user interaction into a message enum sounds tedious.

I usually don't write such useless comments, but the post compelled me to. I'm sorry.

Also I prefer this character as arch mascot, the details on the clothing are just perfect. (Edit: image with more details)

Left obviously

I use arch btw

No, how could I be mad about the truth? We'd download and run any dotfiles if the screenshot looks nice enough.

Depends on the bread and the bin. My parents have a pottery one, it keeps proper bread perfectly fresh. Of course you do need to eat a bit at least every day/every other day, because the cut side will dry out eventually.

Maybe that's mostly the bread doing all the work though. I don't know how you can store toast for any practical amount of time without consuming more preservatives than bread, lol

It's not necessarily financial trouble.

You need health care workers. Those workers do not contribute to other sectors of the economy, but still consume products. So a growing population of older people automatically reduces the effective number of working people.

Numpy.NET library as far as I know uses its own embedded Python + numpy,

Wtf, this is so absurd I find it hard to believe. They ship a python interpreter just to get numpy? And then wrote bindings to python instead of writing c# bindings for numpy?

Edit: wtf they really do.

Rust numpy seems to do something similar though. They have ndarray, which is independent from numpy, as a number crunching backend though. This is the part that can use blas.

Yes?

I'll happily join in bashing Amazon for plenty of reasons, but training an AI is a step that adds significant value to the material. Just like any other product that is an effort that people are willing to pay for.

There are two compounding factors

• heat capacity: any short term experiment will measure heat capacity first, conduction second
• locality of contact: contact along the whole length of the straw eliminates heat conduction along the length of the straw. A single point of contact (holding the straw with fingers instead of the whole hand) behaves differently.

I thought plastic straws were thinner than 0.2 mm, so maybe the metal is actually better.

It's fun arguing about these technicalities though!

Actually, having hot water for tea or coffee ready when you wake up is one of the few really good use cases.

If it binds to numpy, does it not automatically use all accelerations available? I can't really believe that it binds to numpy and does not use them. Maybe a flag needs to be set? I know in rust the numpy bindings have a feature flag for blas etc.

If you don't find one that fits the requirements exactly a few benchmarks are probably best to determine which one is most suited.

It annoys me to no end that Firefox on mobile seems to be opening a new tab whenever I open the app. Just put me on the old tab with the old url set and selected in the search bar. If I search for something else I need to press a single backspace to get the old behavior, but I don't collect unmanageable numbers of tabs that way.