People who think the idiom is "how x looks like" rather than "what x looks like", which is more correct.
helvetpuli
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You can run it on your laptop. I do.
"Server" in this case refers to client-server architecture.
That said this community is about hosting things on a computer you own which can very much be online. But this one works offline too.
Most of us can't read as quickly as we can absorb spoken language.
I learned this directly when I decided to create English subtitles for French films and TV as an exercise when I was trying to get from B2 to C1 in French. It was a good exercise, but the result was unusable because the text often goes by too quickly to read.
That's when I understood that it really is an art.
The subtitle artist must make descriptions work, punch lines land, and reproduce dialog with the correct gravitas. And they have to do it while cutting 50 percent or more of a meaningful, culturally-grounded translation.
It doesn't seem like the kind of thing an id-less ml model could ever do.
Is there a woosh community?
When I'm speaking English I pronounce it Paris.
Lorsque je parle français je le prononce Paris.
I spent months imagining what I'd like to do, or see being done to Trump and his lackeys, but I think all of that imagined violence was doing me moral harm.
So now I like to imagine Tolkien's giant eagle swooping in to grab them and dump them into Chesapeake Bay.
It means the same thing as sticking your chopsticks in the rice so they stand up, or as pouring a couple of drops of your alcohol on the ground.
It's universal. You just have to find the local way of expressing it.
Trump's worldview is very similar to Hitler's in many ways. The core similarity is that they both thought/think of everything in international relations as zero-sum.
There's a lot to it that can't be compressed into a readable Lemmy comment, but it's pretty easy to find material.
This sounds dangerous.
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I don't believe it's possible to 86 47 but Jack Poso seems to be volunteering as a surrogate.