Indeed! It's all very vibes-based to be honest, though those two things do generally apply.
Please don't use Ollama. Consider switching to llama.cpp instead, it's what Ollama uses under the hood and you'll have much finer control over what exactly it's doing so it'll be much easier to troubleshoot things like this.
A trans woman (i.e. a person born as a man who later transitions to a woman) who likes women is homosexual, yes.
Homosexual = attraction to the same gender as one's own
Heterosexual = attraction to genders unlike one's own
Syntactically correct, but the way you phrased it implies that that's like a super duper niche usecase that no one uses when it really isn't.
OP is (presumably) vision impaired and accessibility still sucks on Linux.
Reminds me of a quote from Nevada by Imogen Binnie:
"Yes, gender is a social construct, but so are traffic lights, and if you ignore those, you get run over by a car. Which is also a social construct."
(Recited from memory, probably not word-for-word accurate.)
"America's first car-free neighborhood" and "first car-free neighborhood," while both being strings present in the title, are not equivalent statements. I don't think it would be correct to omit "America's" in your comment.
Where in the article does it say it's the first car-free neighborhood ever? It just says it's the first in America, it even has a nod to how European cities tend to be built around walking in contrast to American cities.
I mean, can you? By consuming her work or anything related to it, you're giving it clout which indirectly supports her.
Most messaging apps nowadays have read reciepts, a feature that shows the sender when the recipient opened the app and looked at their message. Being "left on read" means the recipient looked at the message but didn't bother to reply.
Well, you can't very well proportionally elect a president.
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