From the announcement > To ease the transition for new users... So I would consider it for beginners ("new users") and friendly ("to ease").
These key combinations have been used for 50 years, so I'm not sure why you call them non-standard. They're just a different standard from what you're used to.
"I don’t know what the scientific language of the year 2050 will look like, but I know it will be called Fortran."
Every post-mortem I've done had: 1. timeline of events 2. impact 3. 5 whys — the details of how and why things happend 4. actionable items I've never seen a post-mortem without actionable items.
> an empty battery weighs the same as a charged one Technically, an empty battery weighs less than a charged one. In practice, the difference is negligible.
Also, anyone who is anti-AI because of environmental reasons but still eats meat is a huge hypocrite.
So you're saying there's no difference between (1) not breeding dogs to fight and (2) breeding dogs and have them fight each other?
From the announcement > To ease the transition for new users... So I would consider it for beginners ("new users") and friendly ("to ease").
These key combinations have been used for 50 years, so I'm not sure why you call them non-standard. They're just a different standard from what you're used to.
"I don’t know what the scientific language of the year 2050 will look like, but I know it will be called Fortran."
Every post-mortem I've done had: 1. timeline of events 2. impact 3. 5 whys — the details of how and why things happend 4. actionable items I've never seen a post-mortem without actionable items.
> an empty battery weighs the same as a charged one Technically, an empty battery weighs less than a charged one. In practice, the difference is negligible.
Also, anyone who is anti-AI because of environmental reasons but still eats meat is a huge hypocrite.
So you're saying there's no difference between (1) not breeding dogs to fight and (2) breeding dogs and have them fight each other?