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I have a .ninja email and get the same a lot to the extend where I explicitly say "it ends in .ninja with no .com or anything".

Usually use company-i-buy-from@mydomain.ninja whenever I make online purchases, and I had a guy from a small shop call me up and ask why I had an email with his company name on. Took some good fifteen minutes to explain him that I was legit and owned the domain. He was still reluctant in the end, but eventually ended the conversation with something along the lines of "it's your problem, not mine, if the parcel won't reach you for using a fake email" :)

GPT-4 costs 30 times more than gpt-3.5-turbo and 60ktimes more if you use the 32k token gpt-4 model. It's by far their most expensive service! I'm using gpt-3.5-turbo, also for coding, and honestly it does just fine.

There's a difference in a search engine scraping a site just to link to that site. And scraping a site to claim its content as your own.

I use C# in combination with Razor views and kestrel server. Why is that strange? To me it seem so natural.

dotnet Standard is the core of everything. The underlying code for both the dotnet Framework and dotnet Core. What the differences between the dotnet Framework and the dotnet Core is I can't tell you. All I know is that dotnet Core is cross platform and the cool kid in town. Use Core if possible.

I spent a good couple of hours trying to get into machine learning, using Microsoft.ML,from zero previous knowledge. I did the iris and sentiment tutorial on Microsofts docs, but when I tried moving to my own (very simple) dataset, I got exception after exception not understanding why. No one else seem to have the problems (because it's so new - to the public) and the source on github is apparently incomplete so I couldn't dig all the answers out myself. It might be stable and mature but it's not a good entry point for beginners imo.