I think we could say the same thing for Google and Gemini, whenever I open a file on Drive or an e-mail there is Gemini asking if I want to summarise the content, even if the email is just one paragraph or the pdf on Drive is a music score 😤

Malawi area is 118,484.0, the numbers are correct but with a problem with decimal and big marks.

Well, from my perspective, it looks more like a kid's thing because of the costumes and candies. However, I think adolescents and young adults don't have parties like those in the US.

But we have a Thanksgiving, we just don't practice it

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Acho que não há nada mais recente, mas posso confirmar com ele amanhã, o dia que Daniel costuma estar presencial é às terças.

Yes, we agree, but authors should cite their sources in their work. You can either check the original or use 'apud' if you prefer. When using a fun(), you may not know which pkgs that fun() is utilizing unless you check into the source code. I believe we can all agree that hardly anyone does that.

If crucial functionality happens within other functions, how would the average user know its importance? Furthermore, I think "important" is something subjective: amount of use, bigger complexity? Direct citation is simpler and explicit: I used, I cited.

I don't know but citing dependencies looks like citing the papers cited by the authors you are citing, so I don't think it is required.

Yeah, but this a question of balance. The narrower the subject, the narrower the users.

Maybe Codeberg?