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> Is a justified violation of the rules still to be considered a violation?

This is mentioned on the page:

> answer the question of whether the rule is violated (not whether the violation should be allowed)

An intel release could be interesting for Mac OS installed into a VM.

The "load bearing" term has become a bit of a meme, given the author is familiar with these AI-isms, we can assume it's a subtle joke.

That is very region specific, in the Netherlands it's quite easy to operate a non-profit

When was this? I signed up recently and don't remember this requirement.

As mentioned elsewhere, the benchmark introduces bad pelicans in the training set. What I'm curious about however, if it's possible for a human artist to "poison" the benchmark by releasing some really good pelicans svgs and have all future models output their version.

Nice I am designing/building a pen plotter myself at the moment and was surprised by the lack of good software. Will give this a try!

Makes me wonder if we'll ever see a video game where the world is created by set designers irl.

They kind of already have a central point with 'ssh exe.dev', which hosts the interface for provisioning new VMs. But yeah, still one extra step for the user.

When I was very young I installed OpenSUSE on my underpowered windows PC, it was really a hacker man experience that is engraved in my mind as a core memory. As a child I just thought it was cool to have a new and faster desktop, but as I've grown older I've stayed with Linux for its ideas and principles. Hopefully these laws can be overturned...

I got the Go60 recently from the same company, been really enjoying (re-)learning how to type on it. It does take some time tho.

We do this, can confirm its very nice