All red now.

GPT is way better at next-word predictions than n-grams. However, I agree with OP that the resulting compression scheme is probably not very practical all things considered.

Oh yes, thank you for saying that. We seem to be the only ones here that don't like this. I have a 2K screen, please let me see more content, not less on it.

You could use a static website generator such as Jekyll or Hugo. Then, if the tools stop working for any reason, you always have the generated HTML than you can update.

Hugo has a single static binary. So the site will always generate the same way with the same binary.

... with the same execution environment

They already are, hand-rolled: "There are a few scripts that generate pages"

Or you could not do that. Did he not just show that his way works just fine?

> 32 bit integers also serve as Booleans and as memory addresses.

I'm already looking forward the day that 32-bit pointers won't be enough for web applications.

No need for that, they're already doing fine.

That's the joke

It doesn't matter since they're going to scrap it in 18.04 for Gnome.

Tbf, the return acts like a goto.

You can see the available locales in the setting panel.

>How do you install TurboTax on Linux?

FYI, since a few years, TurboTax has an online version that I use on Linux.

I used TurboTax as an example simply because I have the disk siting on my desk right now.