Language models are great at turning those statements into Beancount postings and fixing errors, but the local ones not so much yet.
Why would someone need this? How do you use this?
I wonder how much psychologically we can be more confident and less anxious when we're doing something for others vs ourselves..
Thank you for taking the time to type this up. I would be extremely interested in any sort of research around this and may add( maybe others face the same ) that's incredibly difficult to introspect yourself and solve problems for yourself as easily as you can for others.
Preferably like not at the start and best not to do more than 40KB at a time at all.
That's how I learned how to deal with nftables' 120KB parser_bison.y file by breaking them up into clean sections.
All of a sudden, a fully-deterministic LL(1) full semantic pathway of nftables' CLI syntax appears before my very eye (and spent hours validating it): 100% and test generators now can permutate crazy test cases with relative ease.
Cue in Joe Walsh's "Life's Been Good To Me".
Thanks for all the hard work.
However, please get rid of micro-transactions...
I'm fine paying full price of the product for my kid, but not micro-transactions.
Even then, obviously it won't help with carbon monoxide. Only the oxygen mask could. I would stick to Boeing planes for now to lower the risk since it's greater in Airbus planes.
Note that a standard pulse oximeter could continue to falsely show good oxygenation when having carbon monoxide poisoning, so do not trust it then if it shows a high value.
>the days leading to the ban, some teenagers said that they were prompted to verify their ages using a facial analysis feature, but that it gave inaccurate estimates. The law also states that companies cannot ask users to provide government-issued identification as the only way to prove their age because of privacy concerns.