Ah, sorry, war blind o⁠:⁠-⁠)

Danke!

Args, actually wanted to comment here

https://sopuli.xyz/comment/25031727

I was thinking the same

But I’ve never heard that word before and just looked it up in Wikipedia. And there they state to list all of them, but I didn’t see an ‘m’ - which I would put in as well, if I understood the definition correctly

That’s my point, I’m not sure, if I miss something here or the article just isn’t correct/complete

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilabial

Edit: seems, I’m just blind

80’s Twitch?

Is Ma?

According to (German) Wikipedia M is not part of the list of bilabial sounds

Edit: I’m told, I’m just blind, so forget it o⁠:⁠-⁠)

Ooph, that’s hard to hear

Feel hugged, that’s a tough one

Not sure, what else I can say, because there isn’t much.
I’m just really sorry for you

Seems to be called Koloss - and that is a good name for that ratchet

Thanks, have never seen this before

Thanks for asking, I wasn’t aware of that as well

I’m sorry, I’m an Android user and have no clue about iOS
But does this mean, you have to switch Siri off and on every time you need it vs every time you type something?
More technical, is this a global setting or can this be set per app?

It’s less about looks (at least for me), but about speed

Pretty much all I need, I literally have at my fingertips.
Opening a terminal just feels much more quick - don’t know why it really is faster, but e.g. i3 is just a much smaller code base than KDE and they’re not really in competition, as they focus on different things.

Re-arranging windows in different layouts with just keys is also nice - and fast as fuck.

I don’t want to move windows around when I work, I want to focus on my work.
Just needing to move the mouse to position a window somewhere can sometimes break the flow.

But I have to admit, that with some layouts (split screen with one side tabs and vertical terminals on the other side, can be a bit frustrating, when I jump through the tabs and not into the terminal container.

But I think, I’ll need to check the i3wm manual again, because jumping between containers is probably possible, without jumping through all tabbed windows.
So, I guess, that’s on me and not a wm fault

All in all, it depends on the kind of work you do on your PC.
I’m often in terminals checking logs and stuff.
I3 just felt the nicest (on X11 - couldn’t try sway or hyprland, because I need XForwarding and I’m not sure, if that works by now or ever will) and I stayed with it - for now

If you are tiling-curious just give it a try and you can see the difference for yourself.

It’s never about being the optimal solution for everyone.
It’s about being the best solution for specific workflows and so it depends on yours.

They officially killed that motto some years ago

Well, ehm… Worldwide or “just” the US economy who build up on this shit the last year or so?

Not sure how the follow up impact will be on other countries, but first of, the US will be fucked

a different way

Well, it’s just plainly wrong and shows obvious lack of understanding how percentages work

Yeah, because x isn’t known and there is no result to resolve it to

Nah, and it isn’t what LLMs are doing now

LLMs just act on tokens and those are their limit in resolution.
That’s why they’re so bad when it comes to rhyming or counting letters.

They’re not reasoning. And there is a difference between reasoning and giving it the statistical most probable next token - which doesn’t have a meaning whatsoever

Wasn’t that the point?
To show current LLM models aren’t the same system as our brain

I see, thank you very much :⁠-⁠)

That looks cool, thank you

Need to check, if they have something compatible for European taps/pipes

When he can handle it, I’m happy with him

I’m too stupid to understand how I should do that o⁠:⁠-⁠)

She loves water and always comes watching me, when I open the tap