Can't you place your meta accounts under a separate legal entity?
Yes, but who told you the GP was in that camp? Speaking from experience, plenty of people on the left thought the whole master branch, the pronouns or (even worse) whitelist thing to be insane.
Yes, but I think part of the problem is that it's a very US term, used in nascar and indycar. The rest of the sports/world use safety car.
What's with the radial spokes? When are we gonna start seeing proper cross lacing?
This is why I hate analogies. They're almost always either relevant or inapposite depending on the level of generalization we're operating on.
> so much internet content was somehow related to quality interaction with other people That still exists. Except now it's not in IRC or BBSes but in Discord "servers" instead.
I very much doubt that. Imagine the PR nightmare and potential liability if someone managed to extract from the model credentials in a private repository.
It will probably be actioned off in the bankruptcy proceedings.
Yeah I don't the problem is verbosity as such, as I frequently have to ask to explain how it reached a certain conclusion and in particular what the empirical evidence for it is, at which point it too frequently…
Can't you place your meta accounts under a separate legal entity?
Yes, but who told you the GP was in that camp? Speaking from experience, plenty of people on the left thought the whole master branch, the pronouns or (even worse) whitelist thing to be insane.
Yes, but I think part of the problem is that it's a very US term, used in nascar and indycar. The rest of the sports/world use safety car.
What's with the radial spokes? When are we gonna start seeing proper cross lacing?
This is why I hate analogies. They're almost always either relevant or inapposite depending on the level of generalization we're operating on.
> so much internet content was somehow related to quality interaction with other people That still exists. Except now it's not in IRC or BBSes but in Discord "servers" instead.
I very much doubt that. Imagine the PR nightmare and potential liability if someone managed to extract from the model credentials in a private repository.
It will probably be actioned off in the bankruptcy proceedings.
Yeah I don't the problem is verbosity as such, as I frequently have to ask to explain how it reached a certain conclusion and in particular what the empirical evidence for it is, at which point it too frequently…