A bit of friction when going off the beaten path is generally a good thing. Some people always take this too far though
It's got a very high barrier to entry. You kinda have to suffer through it for a while before you get it. And then you unlock a totally different kind of suffering.
You pretty much just grab it and do whatever you want from there
>3d navigation models
>look inside
>language models
You can still go to bed if you're tired. Just put on the mask when the cooldown is up. Or don't.
Dammit he's a Finnish nerd, not a linguist.
They already jumped multiple sharks with the Weeping Angels. I mean, the Statue of Liberty. I'd rather see a Dalek story any day
Buddy they already take your money and don't work for you.
Yeah. What they can't handle is anyone seriously disagreeing with them.
I get the meme, but it's bittersweet since Jagex is ending Linux support with their new launcher. It's only a matter of time before they break WINE compatibility even more. Sad.
I'm saying that Postman is bad. maybe not in terms of functionality, but damn if it doesn't run like a slug on my work computer, which is just fine handling a dozen Visual Studio and Rider instances. It seems like it works perfectly for about 5 minutes and then goes to crap.
So yeah, I'd be interested in an alternative too. I only really use it for basic functionality (creating, sharing, and running collections of requests with configurable parameters).
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A Riemannian manifold isn't necessarily non-Euclidean, it's just a smooth manifold with a Riemannian metric, which is just sort of a way of defining local geometry in a coherent way. Namely it's a smooth family of inner products on the tangent spaces at each point, where an inner product on the tangent space is sort of a way of comparing any two directions at a point and the smoothly varying part means that for sufficiently close points, the comparison function on their respective tangent spaces is similar.
Anyway, like "manifold" is a formalism intended to capture the idea of a "shape or space," a "Riemannian manifold" is just "a shape or space we can do geometry on."