Different keyboard layouts. The big difference between UK and US layouts tends to be swapping the " and @ symbols, so on a UK keyboard the ! is shift+1 and the " is shift+2.
Different keyboard layouts. The big difference between UK and US layouts tends to be swapping the " and @ symbols, so on a UK keyboard the ! is shift+1 and the " is shift+2.
Yeah. Your main combat level is on the player/companion, so it’s much easier to change up your team and try out different beasts. Individual beasts do have levels, but that’s more about when you can ‘remaster’ (i.e. evolve) them and to unlock moves (which you can swap out at will). Also, elemental type effects are so much more interesting than just a flat damage bonus, and the music is really good. So in summary, yes, I would highly recommend.
It’s ending because it’s old. JET has been running since the 80s. It’s successor is ITER, which ran into some delays, but is expected to be finished sometime next year.
I fall on my ass in the carpark outside the office. It’s cold, but assuming there’s no car there at the time, I just walk round the building and let myself back in.
I thought the no car thing was a pretty safe bet at this time, until one drove past as I was typing this.
I started with LoadingReadyRun (@[email protected]) because I’ve been a fan of their work for many years now. I’ve found a couple of authors I’m fond of: Charles Stross (@[email protected]) and Neil Gaiman (@[email protected]). George Takei is a good one to follow as well (@[email protected]).
Not really. When asked a question, a human would think about the answer, and construct a sentence to try and express that point. An LLM doesn’t know what the answer is ahead of time, it’s not working towards a point, it’s just statistically guessing the next couple of letters over and over again. The human equivalent would just be making random mouth noises and hoping the other person interprets them as words