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Now, your dogs may very well be smarter than mine. But here's how I imagine a convo with my dogs would go.

- Let's go see what's on the other side of this door, friend, maybe there's food !!

Ok, friend, here you go. - opens door.

- Wow super cool, now let's go see what's on the other side of this door, friend, maybe there's food !!

Regarding compilecommands.json ... I assume you intened crow packages to be portable, how would one specify macos , linux, windows compile command separatly?

Most libraries build with cmake, make etc, how does this interact?

In Sweden,the Employment Protection Act, (LAS ) mandates 'last in - first out', meaning if there are layoffs due to over-capacity, people with seniority (years of employment) take priority for available positions. This is kind of partioned by profession-group, so yes you can fire nurses but keep doctors, or other way around. (Its been a while since I looked into it, but thats the rough gist of it)

    <!-- Bicycle wheels -->
    <circle cx="285" cy="130" r="5" fill="#81c784" />
    <circle cx="315" cy="130" r="5" fill="#81c784" />
    <circle cx="285" cy="160" r="5" fill="#81c784" />
    <circle cx="315" cy="160" r="5" fill="#81c784" />
Did you ask for a pelican with a bicycle, or was that just an added bonus?

After a quick content browse, my understanding is this is more like with a very compressed diff vector, applied to a multi billion parameter model, the models could be 'retrained' to reason (score) better on a specific topic , e.g. math was used in the paper

Definetly, thats how I have felt about and used C++ for most of my career. ( well except I dont select C++ for personal projects).

I wouldnt go as far as to say, I dont like Rust, but it doesnt come natural to me like many other languages do after several decades of experience.

What are you trying to achieve, none of those characters are printable, and definetly not going to show up on the web.

    for x in range(0x0,0x20): print(f'({chr(x)})', end =' ')
    (0|) (1|) (2|) (3|) (4|) (5|) (6|) (7|) (8) (9| ) (10|
    ) (11|
          ) (12|
    ) (14|) (15|) (16|) (17|) (18|) (19|) (20|) (21|) (22|) (23|) (24|) (25|)    (26|␦) (27|8|) (29|) (30|) (31|)

-HAL, Throw my portable computing device through the porthole.

-Im afraid I cant do that Dave!

-HAL, do you need some time on dr. Chandras couch again?

-Dave, relax, have you forgotten that I dont have arms?

This is actually the scariest part. Because lately even authors and creators who are not using LLM are starting to pick up some of these ways of expressing themselves.

Author answered below, but dithering techniques like these were common on old computers like the C64 and others, due to the limited ammount of graphics colors available ( 16 colors on C64 if I remember correctly), plus there were usually limitations on how many colors you could use within one 8x8 block , commonly 2 - 1 foreground , and one background color. C64 had a multicolor mode with 1 background, and 3 forground color. But that was still just 4 colors (out of 16 available ) usuable for each 8x8 character block. However switching to multicolor mode took you from high resolution ( 200x320 px) to low res ( 200x160 px) - and yes thats for the entire screen (25 x 40 chars)

Why wouldnt per capita matter? By that logic, you are saying it would be OK for Tuvalu to emit the same amount as the US?

Or actually, if per capita doesn't matter. Then China could fracture into 10 separate nations, and their output would sudenly be negliable?

Boring is good 10 months ago

We're everything from the Architect to the concrete guy,to the framer, carpenter, sparky, and plumber.

... and if it all falls down, don't blame us - you clicked the EULA /s

In Defense of C++ 10 months ago

Offcourse not, that would be silly. Just overload the ^ operator like any normal person.

#include <iostream> #include <bitset>

class Bits { unsigned value; public: explicit Bits(unsigned v) : value(v) {}

    // Shift operator ^ : positive = left, negative = right
    Bits operator^(int shift) const {
        if (shift > 0) {
            return Bits(value << shift);
        } else if (shift < 0) {
            return Bits(value >> -shift);
        } else {
            return *this; // no shift
        }
    }

    friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const Bits& b) {
        return os << std::bitset<8>(b.value); // print 8 bits
    }
};

int main() { Bits x(0b00001111);

    std::cout << "x       = " << x << "\n";
    std::cout << "x ^ 2   = " << (x ^ 2)  << " (shift left 2)\n";
    std::cout << "x ^ -2  = " << (x ^ -2) << " (shift right 2)\n";
}