i don’t really know how much could they optimise more, but they can predict it by fitting the number of cores with the amount of time taken, that is amdahl’s law.

well i would like to understand what can you do with it. Also, simplicity is in the eye of beholder

if it is fresh then most likely not, i have had very fresh eggplants (3-4 hrs after getting from field) and it had spots. I am not sure, but i think it is fine, but if it is old, then your hypothesis can not be ruled out easily

eating eggplant for years, it is fine - a general rule of thumb - if if looks good, smells good, doesnt seem wierd to touch, and does not taste bad, it is probably good (does not apply to wild berries/leaves/mushrooms).

sorry i am unware of it. I looked up, and from github page they are are remapper. They are great too, but they are a additional thing to install and run. For layers, you can already use keyboard shortcut to switch between predefined layouts in most setups, but thanks

the forever relevant - in the search of whether they could, they forget about whether they should

There is a first of everything I guess

I am sorry for your experiences, but my mother would differ. I know we (my sibling) were a pain in my parents’ ass, but our journeys are one of her most cherrished memories. I understand as parent it is not as stress free , you have to worry about safety and comfort of children, many times above your own, but I think that is a part of parents life, they have to bear this pain, but some parents also consider this not a pain, but cherrish this, they enjoy the cute moments.

It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort of home and friends. You are constantly off balance. Nothing is yours except the essential things – air, sleep, dreams, sea, the sky – all things tending towards the eternal or what we imagine of it.

Is that aa bad thing? coming from a introvert, but exploring the world is not a bad thing. Most things written just feel like someone too afraid of things to change. That could be a personal choice, but definitely should not be generalised. You learn different cultures, experience different worlds, get different perspectives, etc.

quoting from AVtar the las air bender (not sure if i remember verbatim, but i hope i am close)

You should learn from all nations, if you do not, your information gets old and stale Uncle Iroh

And I love Iroh, so heavily biased

I am not rich, and I do not get paid vacations, and I do not go to vacations often, but I still agree, it can help disconnect from life stresses. Money is a factor here, and we have not always been lucky in this, but sometimes, just a nearby place where you could get for cheap can be just as effective. You can choose to not to live in a expensive hotel.

And it came back after a few hours of working. Thhinking I may be hitting some rate limits, avoided using it for a day, and still does not work.

Did not know of this, looked up, and seems to be the case. Thanks for something new.

May I ask, Is it functionally equivalent of proprietor-ship? (share holding is with one person, but they may have employees or contractors or free lancers) or completely single person business?

I am not sure how, but somehow it seems to be working now. There is a possibility this is still not 100% working, but seems to be working for now.

this seems extremely clickblaity. At best, you could say a liquid which takes a seemingly gravity defying shape. There could be a billion ways to reach such shapes (for example surface tension of the liquid, and it having some bistable, or a metastable state that we achieve with this shaking)

gyms are still training, you are still using muscles.

We both are basically talking about same things, the only difeerence is the method of wearing of the claws - done by cat themselves (by daily using them or using scratch posts, etc) or by stimulating or accelerating the wear, by doing it by ourseleves. Maybe I am an old school guy, but to me the former seems better (animals are left better on doing things on their own). This when extrapolated to humans is a bit wierd, because we do not necessarily bound humans these days, and my point is mostly falling back to, if you raise cats, they should be allowed to be free (cared for when they are weak) but not when they are capable. This when extrapolated to humans would be equivalent of saying we should not take care of healthy middle aged people, which i do not agree with at all. I know my views are now clashing, but maybe this is because it is not easy to comment on this. There was a comment going ver domestication - it mostly went like - “we domesticated them” so now they are dependent on us.

In fact I am even more conflicted on this one - cats (indoor or outdoor) wreck havoc on wildlife around, especially near/within cities (they are basically the best predators here - small, agile and smart. In jungle there are bigger cats competing, but here they are top “cats”. And from a wild life conservationist persepective, I would never even want a cat to have sharp claws. But when I would be asked for any individual cat, I can’t resist but allow them to exist as is. Maybe this is because us humans consider ourselves indepndent of the food web, and now want to act “god” here to affect this. Maybe we are the ones to be blamed for bringing cats with us. (which we are responsible for, but I don’t know how to react to that)

P.S it is kinda a weird move to write as if SGA is not you.

the wierdities is possibly because of ai

Most cats will grind their nails down themselves to some degree, not by simply walking but by scratching against something

i know this, and that is one of my points, cats should be allowed to to gradually wear them down. Clipping is instantaneous and discrete. I knida also get to why is gradual probably better than discreet (better for hunting, and hence the pshycological benefits)

A misconception you seem to have is that a trimmed cat’s claws can’t scratch, this is not the case, a cat is still able to hunt* or defend itself with trimmed nails

I do know this, but i think we can agree, trimmed cat will have less sharp claws, and less effective in said things, they would be trying to chop a tree with a bluntter axe

An overgrown nail can get stuck and cause them to break a digit, it can make it difficult and painful to walk, it can also make the nail break off, which is painful and can become infected.

these are real things i can agree to, but my hypothesis is that these are relevant for young and old cats ( i did go about this also in the other chain).

well if you do not want holes in your skin/clothes/furniture, you should not have them (as in the said things) /s

i know they are not same, my question is why is/is not trimming fine

I had added in replies that i get why young and old cats may require it, and for them it is like required pain

well your cats are excited to get treats and probably clippers to them is just a indicator

i know cat hunting is dangerous for wild life, i added many links related to this in the original post.