Isn0gud

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by Isn0gud 1y ago
And then each time you refactor your code, your work doubled as you now also need to refactor your tests.
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by Isn0gud 1y ago
Which solutions are you referring to? With access that is highly diverse and changing, this is still an unsolved problem to my knowledge.
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by Isn0gud 1y ago
The ikea vindstyrka sensor is 50$, how is this 4x the price?
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by Isn0gud 1y ago
They might be smart about it like you said, but they might also just be stupid. And the theory that they are smart about it is based on a whole bunch more assumptions...
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by Isn0gud 2y ago
This is not local, but uses the Tavily cloud ( https://tavily.com/ ) ?!
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by Isn0gud 2y ago
Doesn't sound like solved problem to me if you have to employ more than four different mitigation strategies.
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by Isn0gud 2y ago
Cookie prompts is the best example of bad faith compliance. Please inform yourself and don't spread this narritive further.
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by Isn0gud 3y ago
Don't love your job, it will never love you back.
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by Isn0gud 3y ago
Is there also research on the relative importance in exercise?
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by Isn0gud 3y ago
Why?
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
No the average user has the exact same problems.
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
No he is not
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
Google Photos also takes quite a bit with loading older thumbnails, especially a few years ago.
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
Do these complex queries work on google photos, apple photos or whatever the state of the art image search is? With search, performance is key which makes anything O(n^2) unusable.
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
> “Once again, they want all the benefits of the App Store but don’t think they should have to pay anything for that.” lol , it's not like there is an alternative...
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
How does this comparison make any sense? I'd definitely prefer oil and gas companies that offset carbon emissions over oil and gas companies that don't. (Not going into how much pr that is over how much it's actually worth an
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
Why? On the tech side, engineers at facebook have contributed some great open source work.
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
Yeah, if you know the future, just play the lottery, its much quicker!
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
Well, it's not like new people will find affordable housing now...
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by Isn0gud 5y ago
It seems like this is another dead mozilla project now, given that the people who worked on this started a new project: https://github.com/coqui-ai
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by Isn0gud 6y ago
That is literally what he was saying...
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by Isn0gud 6y ago
On a side note; Not having a Swedish ID in Sweden makes a lot of things very cumbersome and some even impossible, having one makes one of the most straightforward and convenient bureaucracy systems I have experienced.
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by Isn0gud 6y ago
Doesn't really make sense to buy at this price point though. Looks like one can rent an apartment of that size for 1200 EUR a month in Munich.
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by Isn0gud 6y ago
You might be interested in a project, doing exactly that: https://voice.mozilla.org/ Audio data of people reading prompts is quite common, what is missing for robust voice recognition is plenty of data of e.g. people scream
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by Isn0gud 7y ago
In the Actor model, all function calls are async and have no return value, between the Actors. Each Actor is single threaded (OOP) program. It provides a nice approach to deal with parallel programming. Object oriented programming is a lang
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by Isn0gud 7y ago
I thought transformers are mainly used for multi-word embeddings?!
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by Isn0gud 7y ago
But you can make certain ways how services are provided illegal. How is that not enforceable?
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by Isn0gud 7y ago
It is free to use locally, only the sync feature is a paid upgrade. And the data stays local.
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by Isn0gud 7y ago
For macOS, there is a small BasicTex package: https://tug.org/mactex/morepackages.html It is missing most packages though, but only ~76M.
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by Isn0gud 8y ago
That's whataboutism and not an argument...

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