lime!

one of the ingredients, kina lillet, stopped being produced 40 years ago

i think one of the reason they simplified it is that the vesper martini can’t be made anymore

the main thing is that the system end-users interact with is static. it’s a snapshot of all the weights of the “neurons” at a particular point in the training process. you can keep training from that snapshot for every conversation, but nobody does that live because the result wouldn’t be useful. it needs to be cleaned up first. so it learns nothing from you, but it could.

if that was all then yes, but their suggested perks sounded like they were shutting people off from part of the preservation results.

such a strange survey. it was all about “exclusive access” and “extra perks”. i just want to support game fixes so that everyone gets access, but that wasn’t part of it.

what is the point of posts like the one in the image? it just reads like fishing for approval.

get an ortho then

just map it to a layer bro

sounds like HP. their version is awful.

yeah, reg set <key> <value> i think it is

Would anyone willingly choose Al for a name

paul simon?

is this stackless?

anyway, that’s interesting! i was under the impression that they eschewed os threads because of the gil. i’ve learned something.

no, the difference was clear to me before. good for other readers though.

i see what you did där

no, they’re just saying python is slow. even without the GIL python is not multithreaded. the thread library doesn’t use OS threads so even a free-threaded runtime running “parallel” code is limited to one thread.

apparently not!

the thread library is aping the posix thread interface with python semantics.

nothing about any of those libraries dictates an OO approach.

yup, that’s true. most meaningful tasks are io-bound so “parallel” basically qualifies as “whatever allows multiple threads of execution to keep going”. if you’re doing numbercrunching in pythen without a proper library like pandas, that can parallelize your calculations, you’re doing it wrong.

python has way too many ways to do that. asyncio, future, thread, multiprocessing…

all programs are single threaded unless otherwise specified.