That’s usually my go to starting point into making an OC. I just spin the weel on a bunch of arbitrary trait and mold the character based on how they would be in the world.

I think I understand thay meme better lmao

Our university is giving free books and there was two book on Digital signal processing and data communications respectively

Nooo I had a similar game idea ;-;

I’VE MISSED THIS COMMUNITY OMG

But we weren’t talking about wether or not you would use it. I like its reasoning model, since it’s pretty fun to see how it’s able to arrive to certain conclusions. I’m just saying that if your concern is privacy, you could install the model

They explained how you can train the model in order to create a similar A.I. on their white paper: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1/blob/main/DeepSeek_R1.pdf

I think their point is more that anyone (including others willing to offer a deepseek model service) could download it, so you could just use it locally or use someone else’s server if you trust them more.

you can already do so buy running it localy. It wouldn’t be suprising if there is going to be other services that do offer it without a censure.

Shiver is represented by a snake as well!

Could maybe pirate yakuza, but doing it in Hawaii might be a different story

Making a sandwitch has always been my go-to meal when I can’t think of anything. I always keep some frozen bread that I can just reheat, put cheese, mayo, chicken, whatever, and eat it.

I myself missed that part lmao

Needed this actually

I don’t know much about the protocol, but Spritely’s Goblin is pretty interesting, and is made by one of the creators of Activitypub, Christine Lemmer-Webber, and Jessica Tallon also joined in recently.

I’m still trying to wrap my head around the concept, but that’s also why I think it quickly became an interest.

I’m wondering if the protocol could be usefull for federated apps. I’m also reading the code, and wondering if I could maybe try to implement it into a rust library.

Side note, but one of the sections really made me laugh, cause it was about the concept of “PetNames”, and how you could basically use someone else’s phonebook in order to identify a random phone number for example. The issue is that they proposed the same thing for web adresses, so that while you could still use dns to resolve adresses, you could also just have a phonebook of sorts for IP adresses, kinda like a HOST file. I actually wondered if it was possible because I was pretty worried about the speculative and centralised nature of domain names and TLDs (top level domains), but I’m pretty sure people didn’t really like the idea. That’s why I’m wondering if people would be more open if this time there is a possible sollution. (I forgot to put the link: https://spritely.institute/goblins/)

Also MFW I thought this post was gonna be a small paragraph:

cleaned my room :)

will u show me ur bank acount? 🥺

Math rock! The different time signatures are really fun, and it has a midwest emo feel

Hot take he looks attractive

Edit: that’s ted cruz? i hate face blidness

it just means emoticon in french canadian