It’s just the way it was cut, in the context of the article “that’s for later” just means later in the article, cut from the article it looks like something you’re not going to cover
I’m not sure how you avoid it other than rewriting the lede to only talk about the main point.
From a drinking fountain?
Indeed you didn’t, except that that’s how I read “what its origin is”
I like that you do discuss the ethics in your article, shame you it came across as “not a problem now” in your post
Another is that once the context window resets, it often loses the information it was working from. If you want a long term maintainer for your code base, it’s better to train up junior engineers so that they one day would become experts on the code base that you or your business is reliant on. But the economy does not usually care about the distant future as much as the now.
Strewth*
*Australian for ain’t that the truth (literally ‘God’s truth’)
It’s not like that. If you have investments from before, they are under the old rules, if you keep adding to your investment the new additions will be under the new rules and the old part will be under the old rules
You’d die of water poisoning
It came from the Americas, we swapped it for smallpox
Gamma ray burst
And this will keep happening because people join the police force in order to be able to hurt people, and are protected by people who also enjoy hurting people who don’t want the good times to end
Good on Four Corners for bringing these events to light
Nice that this one resulted in the offending officers being charged, the last one the bad cops got away with it, they had the foresight to turn off their cameras and hospitalise a man who no one cared about
Music from anywhen is great, or rather some of any ages music is great
Only most people.
Some of us keep listening to new music throughout our lives
New stuff isn’t tied to memories from youth though
None of those contexts include ordering a number of beers
They generally want customers, and offer cheaper plans to go with them for the first year, and that usage pattern is not going to be common
Most manufacturers deliberately include an error on the speedo so they report 5km/h high (about 3mph). My two cars have 2km/h and 3km/h errors
You can look up the speedometer error for most cars, you can test your own using a stopwatch and a measured distance and maths, or a GPS that shows speed to one decimal place. I use GPS essentials
GPS speed is very accurate.
The cybertruck was destroyed by the effort
I guess Musk never succeeded in his “you could use it as a boat” statement
I wonder if it’s West Australians who call American beaches bad. West Australia has the most beautiful white sand beaches, everywhere else looks dirty to them
In Australia, they park and walk
Most do, then they’re replaced by the next cohort of young men with dad’s muscle car
That’s what makes regenerative farming so good, all that piss and shit make it great for the crops, no need for other fertilizers