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Does anyone know what bug makes this sound?? its starts at minute 2:00
Almost every jobs nowadays requires to use computers or some sort of technology. And with that, you have to learn relevant skills. Like coding, programming something. I really wish I can find a office job or remote based because I hate working in retail stores. I even worked at warehouse and fast food but all this jobs are standing and you have to be physically active always. And then there are people who just work indoors in front of a computer all day and they even have weekends off.
In terms of attention heads, KV, weight precision, tokens, parameters, how do you calculate the required tensor and pipeline bandwidths?
I created my account back in 2020 was barely active, I've started becoming more active on reddit now, but can't comment or post anything because of how low my karma is!! How the heck do you get karma?? 🥲
In the face of some abnormal actions and words by the US in the past few weeks, are the countries planning out potential military and economic alliances? Are corporations spending hundreds of millions figuring out how to mitigate damage and take advantage of a huge, diverse number of scenarios that could arise? I know the answer is "yes" to all of these, but curious of the type and scope that is going on.
It's just the voice is really good and really want to use it. Here's a video to show what the voice is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUeMIK5-2Pc
Hey everyone,
I (29M, 170lbs) have been smoking daily for ~6 yrs (not heavily, usually 2-3 bowls of a one-hitter each day). In mid August, I stopped completely because I began searching for jobs. There were a few occasions I did smoke: once in October, once on Thanksgiving, once on Christmas, and once the day after. I just got a job this week and took my urine drug test today. I took a CVS urine test two days prior and passed easily (two dark lines for C and T), but am just getting paranoid and want to ask what everyone else thinks about whether or not I will pass?
TL;DR: I was a regular smoker for years and quit ~5 months ago. Still smoked on 4 occasions since and most recently a bit over a month ago. Will I pass the urine drug test I took today?
Thanks for your insights.
I realize that the tariffs will depress the worlds economy, but will it actually impact the value of the U.S. dollar?
I use a Gaomon PD1560 Pen Art Tablet giving full HDMI replication with Photoshop. My Pen can also directly select tool controls in Photoshop; Stamp, Brush, Eraser, etc.
But being able to collect a 'source' from the image to be used by the Clone Stamp or other tool requires pressing the Alt Key (as you all know) and right clicking the source pixels in the image. There seems to be NO way to emulate or duplicate the Alt Key press from the Tablet, and going to the keyboard is a pain in the ass.
Does anyone have a better idea or solution to a work-around for the Alt Key?
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eggs-us
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https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/beef
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lean-hogs
Inflation has been high, but these are literally 100%+ inflated 5 years later. It's getting to be really frustrating, because the media doesn't even cover this (aside from eggs very recently -- yet ignoring that, all other meat products are still up 100%+).
Can't include a picture so I'll describe it. It's about a foot diameter circle with a type of simple grateful over it. The fan itself is inside the wall. The suction when the fan is at full speed is considerable. I doubt it is being redirected into the apartment. I'd say it's going up to the roof.
I can remember the MC gets into a fight with a girl and beats her and she wants to marry him after being defeated by him. she has red hair, and brown/tan skin, i think she's a general or a warrior. its a fantasy, perhaps Isekai anime. Sadly that's all i can remember off hand.
It keeps popping up from past 3 days I can't find any app with beach racing name in settings
Come si chiama la ragazza nera con le treccine e maglietta gialla che appare sempre nelle pubblicità di chrome?
Does anyone know of any job that's hiring near minimum wage? Gas station starting wage is usually around $13 per hour, McDonald's is $15, Walmart is around there as well. Any trade position hires at around $17 per hour for unskilled labor. I'm just wondering why people are even talking about minimum wage when most starting positions are close to twice minimum wage. Maybe this is a regional thing.
Does anyone know of any job that's hiring near minimum wage? Gas station starting wage is usually around $13 per hour, McDonald's is $15, Walmart is around there as well. Any trade position hires at around $17 per hour for unskilled labor. I'm just wondering why people are even talking about minimum wage when most starting positions are close to twice minimum wage. Maybe this is a regional thing.
I was planning to switch to the Apple ecosystem from Andriod. I was planning to buy the new iphone 17 when it launches in September 2025 and the Macbook Pro M4 chip (14"). I have heard friends say that a Macbook, if taken care of, can last 8-10 years. How realistic is that considering I upgrade all my electronics every 6-8 years. I take care of my laptops, phones and earpods well to a points where I avoid keeping it in direct sun or any form of moisture. I have been using my current android phone for 6 years and I believe it has reached the end of its life, the camera quality has deteriorated, the battery is weak, and most importantly it randomly shuts down. Currently I was just mock shopping on the Apple website just to get an estimate where I added the Iphone 16 pro 256GB, Macbook Pro, Charging adapter and Airpods 4. My total is 2896 UK pounds (US$3589). Wanted to know if it was the right decision.
Just like the tilte states.
In my view, women should be the approachers, since they would likely have a much higher success rate.
For example. I can’t remember a word but I’m convinced it begins with a T and has 7 letters.
Is that weird? Does anyone else do that?
ok so i know they mostly catch them (sometimes at random but usually upon renewal) but has anyone ever gotten away with it?
This should include private sales, gun shows etc
My moms is Hispanic and has gotten really anxious from having stuff about the deportations come up on her TikTok and YouTube feed. Is there a way to stop or minimize this kind of stuff from getting in her feed?
My great uncle owned a bar in the Latin Quarter of Paris called L'abbaye with his partner, Gordon Heath. I'm trying to find as much info as possible on their history and finally found a napkin with the address of the bar: 6 bis, Rue L'Abbaye Paris - 6 But I don't understand if the "Paris - 6" shown on the napkin is representing a zipcode. Google maps pulls a few different addresses.
What does it mean when someone does the okay hand signal on their face/nose? Some co workers were doing it and laughing and refused to say what it means?