> here is an analysis that says it was the phone at fault, not human error

> I have trouble believing anything except butt covering at play.

No, I did not cheat. We just happened to be hanging around without undergarments, and, you know, we had been eating bananas, and somehow some banana peel fell on the floor, and then I slipped, and grabbed the first thing I could hold on to, and that's how we both accidentally fell on the couch, and then the dog got excited and jumped on us to play, and that's how I unvoluntarily got jump-humped into this unfortunate event..

Everything is bigger in America.

The thing is, you need to take into account the fact that a lot of the political "deals" are not done during official EU sittings, when these translation services are available.

A lot of the discussions happen during the informal after-hours in cafes and restaurants.

This is one of the reasons why, for many years, the Dutch delegation was very unsuccessful at pushing their own interests and placing their representatives in "important" positions, as they were all keen on taking the first train home from Brussels, and were skipping these informal gatherings.

It's not a stretch to imagine that a poor mastering of the "important" EU languages will put a politician at a disadvantage in such settings, due to an inability to communicate with his/her peers.

> If we have something closely enough representing a "free and fair election"

Make you wonder, doesn't it..

As you are about to find out with a president who is busy removing as many regulations as possible, consumer/worker/health/environment-protecting regulations are not the reason why physical goods are not made in the US anymore.

So if someone would like to, say, port a CUDA codebase to AMD, you would use HIP for a more or less 1-on-1 translation?

Any card you would recommend, when trying to replace the equivalent of a 3090/4090?

I can't recommend cards, but you are absolutely correct about porting CUDA to HIP: there was (is?) a hipify program in rocm that does most of the work.

> drunk

If I understood the Czech way of canoeing, stopping at pretty much every campsite with a beer tap along the way is part of the tradition.. And shouting "Ahoy!" to your fellow canoers.

So, waiting for the summer, let's enjoy a nice lager. Ahoy!

Ahoy!

pretty much what you said and little anchored boats in the middle of the river serving up cocktails if it's too far to the next campsite.

Oh man! A trip down memory lane! I had completely forgotten I had played that game a long, long time ago.. Thank you for bringing back those memories.

And Bosch.

Edit: Scratch that. Bosch is owned by a foundation.