EveYoung

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by EveYoung 3y ago
To me, the fact that you can configure your "GF" sounds very creepy. No real person is always happy, positive, or understanding. Especially for people with poor social skills, this sounds like it would just exacerbate their proble
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by EveYoung 3y ago
Would you run the LLM extractor across every page? Especially for larger scale projects, such as scraping entire product catalogues, this sounds very expensive. Maybe you could use the AI to generate selectors from examples that can then be
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by EveYoung 3y ago
The problem is that for longer journeys 4G/5G coverage is often very spotty.
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by EveYoung 3y ago
Are there even similar solutions available commercially? Even at a size of JPM, I highly doubt that they would develop such a complex system in-house. Also, for any high-skill job, I feel such an "activity metric" is utterly usele
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by EveYoung 3y ago
I think it's unrealistic to expect a multi-national government funded organisation to offer a commodity service at a competitive price. With all the conflicting national interests and bureaucracy that come with this funding model, how
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by EveYoung 3y ago
In that case, you could even enable the sharing of session cookies as well.
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by EveYoung 3y ago
If older techniques work for you, there is of course no reason to switch to LLMs besides general curiousity or to explore what's possible already. That said, in my case I was enable to generate much more engaging text summaries of tabu
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by EveYoung 3y ago
In my experience, the threshold to be useful is much lower than GPT-3.5. These smaller models can "easily" be finetuned to achieve a comparable performance on a specific task. For example, I've achieved promising results for
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by EveYoung 3y ago
In the long-term, I doubt that OpenAI will have a monopoly on LLMs. We're still very early in the development, and I don't see why other organisations, won't be able to catch up. The instruction-tuned LLaMa versions already l
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Do you know if they adapt the shows to the countries they're in? I'm wondering how universally understood clowns are.
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Why not have both? Earlier in my career, I was very invested in my job as well and didn't mind working 12h+ as I was learning a lot. And I think this mindset really helps to progress quickly. But at some point, it just became unsustain
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by EveYoung 4y ago
I think the problem for most people is that we simply don't have many opportunities for these type of interactions at a certain point in life. Also, why do you need to have deep conversations before going out on a date? If there is phy
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by EveYoung 4y ago
For me, it always comes down to genuine self-esteem. Someone's fashion style, physic, or facial symmetry really doesn't matter if they have no confidence in themselves.
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by EveYoung 4y ago
I think the problem is when you start trying to get away with doing less than what you're paid for. For example, taking short cuts, hiding issues, or neglecting other responsibilities. In many roles, this would probably work for quite
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by EveYoung 4y ago
In my experience, Meta doesn't care about you unless you have a multi-million budget or your buying through an agency that has the right connections.
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Well, you should care about it because laws apply to you whether you agree with them or not. So, at the end of the day both you and your employer will have to cover those costs. But nobody is preventing you from moving, you just might have
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by EveYoung 4y ago
For some people, focusing on good grades can be a fun and fulfilling student experience as well. I believe this highly competitive environment made me a lot more resilient to stress and taught me to manage my time effectively. If not at uni
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Not having much LinkedIn experience for applying, how could a candidate make sure that they fit a job spec? Is it just based on the skills you put in yourself?
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Wait does this mean I could setup my own seller account and send empty boxes of slow moving, high value ASINs to Amazon Warehouses and then order them from myself? Assuming that other sellers keep sufficient stock of real products, I should
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Even the Pope had to keep Michelangelo focused on the Sistine Chapel and not wander off to work on his tomb. Not that it matters in this context but wasn't it the other way around? Didn't Donato Bramante try to sabotage Michelan
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Isn't this just a new way to pay for already existing options? Instead of paying the full cost in advance, you can spread it over the product's lifetime, and once the car gets resold, the new buyer can "configure" it as
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by EveYoung 4y ago
For example, to avoid protracted litigation. Last year, Tiffany aggreed to a slightly lower purchase price as well.
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by EveYoung 4y ago
In this context, why would public opinion matter?
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Payment providers are already selling this information for marketing purposes. I'm sure policy makers and central banks could already get much more detailed insights if they want to.
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Maybe not technically but if the US or EU would ban any business activities related to crypto currencies, the entire ecosystem would collapse. Even if they continue to exist for black market purposes, their real-world usefulness would decli
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Does this work with the Teams client on MacOS without having to disable code signing?
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by EveYoung 4y ago
Early into the pandemic, I was experimenting with an Elgato Cam Link as an alternative to a webcam. However, I never got the setup to work reliably with MacOS and MS Teams (e.g., random disconnects). Has this changed over the years and beco
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by EveYoung 4y ago
For me, thinking about potential deliverability issues is just too stressful. Even if it works 99% of the time, who knows how important the remaining 1% of emails will be. Personally, having control over my own domain is a good-enough middl
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by EveYoung 5y ago
In the UK, opening a bank account is a very simple process even for refrugees. They only need a passport and proof of address (e.g., tenancy agreement). If you use one of the challenger banks, you can do everything from your phone and recei
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Everyone in my data science team is using MacBook Pros right now. At least in a corperate environment, I don't know why you would even want to train models locally. We either do it in the cloud (Databricks / SageMaker) or remote i

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