Siddhartha-Aurelius

Electric kettle and french press.

1. Add sweetener and vanilla extract to mug.
2. Fill and start kettle.
3. Add loose leaf Earl Grey and lavender to french press.
4. Pour boiling water into french press.
5. Steep for 3 minutes.
6. Press and pour the tea into the mug.
7. Add a splash of oat milk.
8. Stir and enjoy.

It’s called a London Fog and it’s delicious.

This is my biggest complaint. They were the best way to access the sum of all human knowledge. Now I NEVER find things relevant to my search, just things that can be sold to me. Things like the “-“ character no longer work. I still get the excluded term in top results. It garbage now and everyone at google is to blame not just the executives.

GrapheneOS

Yeah, that’s going to happen. The features that make website useful are the same features used to track everything. It’s a sliding scale from usability to privacy. The further you go in one direction the less you get from the other.

Mullvad also has a browser.

It’s a form of regulatory capture and is taught is all business schools.

This is such a great question. I have almost zero knowledge of biology so I can’t offer a meaningful answer. I just want to say this really is a genius question.

So you took your experience with an admittedly bad car and generalized all other cars based on it?

If I buy a Kia I shouldn’t expect it to drive like a Bentley just because they both have an IC engine.

I have been driving one for years. I only put gas in it on road trips. No need for extra charging time just go. For daily activities I never need to use gas. You’re spreading from speculation, I’m speaking from experience.

Admittedly, they are heavier. You got that bit right. I still got 40mpg on road trips.

Plug in hybrids are the best of both worlds. Any of the Toyota primes would be the ideal vehicle for most people. Too bad it’s near impossible to get one even if you have the money.

Does anyone know if a LLM has been trained on something like scihub?