Intel Polite Guard builds off BERT for text classification and this NLP model will classify text as either being polite, somewhat polite, neural, or impolite.

So like, I’m going to be penalized for my neural(ly-impaired) responses? /s

Anyways, I’m assuming they meamt neutral since this just looks like sentiment analysis

Sainokawara Park in Kusatsu-machi, Gunma-ken

I’m honestly not sure what the house is for, there was a plaque but I completely forgot what it said

Thanks! Time to spam my trip pics :3

I thought I was hallucinating, 0.1% of all players on tutorial achievements no less

Too bad you can’t smell it! (next to huge ass hot spring, sulfur)

No need, there’s an unmaintained javascript library for that (written by a 12-yr old)

You are an amazing person and I love you, fantastic contribution

I’m so tired of transcendental apologists; their lack of a minimal polynomial does NOT permit them to act like this. ϕ was our compromise

I really wouldn’t mind talking like Alastair from Hazbin Hotel (a transatlantic accent I think it’s called?) but I’d need to work it into educational content 💀

https://www.privacyguides.org/en/basics/threat-modeling/

TL;DR What you want to protect and who you want to protect it from in terms of both security AND privacy (which are differentiated in the previous section: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/basics/why-privacy-matters/#what-is-privacy)

Legitimately my second thought, but I thought I’d get shut down here xd

yet…

This is fuckin’ special, background cut out 16k ultra HD

I think partitioning was one of the first skills I learned and the one I took most for granted. I had started on Arch cause I wanted to be cool and I liked arduous things, but I just ended up reading on LUKS, TPM, LVM, mdadm, etc. and different ways to set up your partitions. I never really took time to appreciate past me for learning it lol

I’m not very knowledgeable in existing works, but Stray is an incredible game that explores this idea I think. I haven’t finished it but what I’ve played so far is fantastic and immersive in that sort of world

I seriously thought I was reading Spanish at first