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Likewise the second question is what the guy in the video at the start of the post *thought* he was doing. But, by introducing counting articles into the task it became something else.
@david_chisnall @dahukanna @Moss
Likewise the second question is what the guy in the video at the start of the post *thought* he was doing. But, by introducing counting articles into the task it became something else.
@david_chisnall @dahukanna @Moss
Why do I have to write the software guide for Google and Sora?
Once garbage is in a city container it belongs to the city.
"worriers come out and cry"
Technically. One has a shower the other has a bath.
The Community Garden Mob-- Group has all the coffee shops on a lock. And they will make things very inconvenient for you if you get in their way.
High quality soil. The "good dirt" is a rare thing, takes work to keep alive and can't be bought in stores.
I'd seriously consider grabbing the largest potted plant on the roof if there was a fire. (Provided my husband had the cat and the ants. )
Yeah... I've been on one of THOSE rides.
Robbing the compost isn't sounding so bad now.
He is an innovator in trash in so many ways that man.
"Compost Thief Mugshot"
Yeah... let's not do that.
They heard that name and thought it was some kind of RULE.
Hope mom brings a sack of country soil for me for Christmas.
I thought about stealing the compost from the trash room but realized one could get arrested for that. And being arrested would be bad, but how would I ever live that down if it happened?
"Freedom"
Anyways.
Parents: I don't know about moving to NYC. Out here in the country we have a lot of freedom. We can burn the trash if we want.
Me: ...
Me: You have to burn the trash because there is no garbage pick up out in the middle of nowhere where you are, Mom. I put my trash in a little chute in the wall*.
(*But you have to take the bottles down. And the compost... but I don't do that since I'm hoarding all the dirt for the roof garden I WANT BIOMASS...)
It's all for the best.
OK but he's saying things about it counting articles (frequency) and when I used the same tool it could not do that accurately. It couldn't even follow a command to restrict the dataset. It do not sound like he used some kind of API to make this kind of task possible.
WHY did mid-century architects HATE bathrooms so much and make them the size of closets?
This place I'm looking at has two and they are both tiny.
This is a palatial of NYC apartment by all other standards. The dining area, the kitchen with a skylight... then you go in the bathrooms and one has NO WINDOWS the other is about the same size as the closet... literally.
*imagining mid-century architects stomping around saying "I hate bathrooms I hate them so much. I'm going to make them SMALLER"
Is that what the guy in the video is doing?