There is debate, but th generally accepted difference is:

Bisexual people like men, women, non binary, however the gender presentation can enter into the “attraction”. IE, if you like girls, you only like girls who present as X.

Pan sexual, th gender presentation is not part of it they are attracted to someone. It’s more about >this person< than about generalities.

Source: am Bi, have many bi and pan friends.

Bisexuality is NOT trans/non binary exclusionary as a general rule (people are still sometimes assholes).

Also you can be bi and be in a heteronormative relationship.

They ordered it on wish.com

Do you want to use copilot???

CPUs don’t die very often without something being very wrong with your system.

Could be the PSU or motherboard

And if you tried this 5 more times for each, you’ll likely get different results.

LLM providers introduce “randomness” (called temperature) into their models.

Via the API you can usually modify this parameter, but idk if you can use the chat UI to do the same…

You can grow year round anywhere using greenhouses…

Nitpick: this would be shorting a future, not a stock.

Futures are typically “physical” goods like oil, bananas, cheese, maple syrup, etc. there are also other types of futures.

These commodities futures were originally created in the 1600s in Japan for rice, but they got their mass appeal in Chicago in the late 1800s.

The trading floors in Chicago are pretty cool and have a ton of interesting history.

That’s fine if you don’t, but you can ask questions.

They even have these clickers that allow the professor to ask “snap questions” with multiple choice answers so they can check understanding

You can ask questions in auditorium classes.

The 300+ student courses typically were high volume courses like intro or freshman courses.

Second year cuts down significantly in class size, but also depends on the subject.

3rd and 4th year courses, in my experience, were 30-50 students

Kotlin is very similar to C# in my opinion.

It’s a happy middle ground for me

Sure, cause c# doesn’t have any original feature’s whatsoever

/s

Ink dries out, probably better to fill it part way and refill more often.

I don’t know this for a fact, but I would assume dried ink could clog up your cartridge or the printer