This company is interesting, they are quite smart too.
An interesting example: they opened a Normal Cafe, with okayish coffee that is ridiculously cheap, next to a Normal shop. They admitted they are only making minus from the Cafe but people going to the store after have brought in so much revenue that it is actually profitable strategy from the beginning.
I believe there are other European companies with similar idea (except the price of coffee is not dramatically low) like Tschibo IIRC?
Quick answer: Don't give any non-locally running non-opensource LLM's sensitive info / private info.
Same. Cancelled all of my streaming subscriptions when the price/service ratio switched to higher price and lower quality of service... I was a happy paying customer for years until they decided to get greedy.
They were actually doing good on their mission to "fight against piracy" in my opinion, but, me hearties, greed got a hold of those landlubbers, har har har.
First of all, I didn't know about these sites, holy shit thank you!
And second: they didn't have a camel in Pick-A-Brick and Bricklink prices for the camel are a bit... much. But I guess if I REALLY want a camel I've found a way to aquire it :)
Appreciate it!
Okay then would have to treat it as a really crowded park and have planned it so (like you said, early mornings and evenings). Thanks for the info, will make it more enjoyable once I get to go!
It makes a lot of sense actually! And thanks for clarifying in the post :)
Thanks!
I admit I spent a few seconds trying to figure out what language is TL - tired brain..
This is an interesting approach and very nice set of tips and tricks, thank you.
Just one question: I'm pretty sure TL means target language but just in case it's not, could you confirm?
Linux Mint and 3060 - no problems here either.
I heard good things about this park, but didn't have time to visit when I was close by :(
Was it super crowded? I heard that it is really popular but someone said it's quite big so crowds are not a problem?
Ah yes Brühl was the name of that area!
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