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by RandomWorker 3y ago
My sense is to avoid this have a personal blog. That being said how many people write blogs with grammerly or chatgpt these days. The temptation to use these technologies all the time is too strong for even self preservation of your own (wr
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
Any evidence for this?
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
The ergonomics won’t work for me. I’m sure to sit comfortably I’ll have my chin where the top of this pillow is.
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
This is a hilarious and fun take on ChatGTP. I can imagine that at some point we have deployed so many of these technologies that we might start living in a Terry Pratchett novel.
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
my recipe: 1 lbs jalapenos, 4 cloves garlic, 1 tbsp of salt, 2 tbsp of sugar, 1/4 cup water blend - wait 6-7 days on the counter - check every day for bubbles. simmer 15 min, 1/4 vinegar added at the end. Strain through a mess for
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
I like it, but what if we train a neural network that remembers all the data in its weights? My sense is that these companies are using large (deep neural network) models to make their recommendation systems work. We can't ask the neur
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
This was fascinating, and also a nice check. I think I'm over optimistic on A.I. which showed in my score.
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Reminder of Negative Work(theochri.gitlab.io)
2 points by RandomWorker 3y ago|0 comments
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
He is getting cash from this endorsement. The prices range from 400-3000 CAD. That’s insane for between 3 to 6 patches..
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
This is basically week 3 of Andrew Ng neural networks and deep learning course on Coursera.
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
Everyone loves to look at solar, but onshore wind is about 30$/MWh [1]. So we are very close to having that price tipping point. [1] https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/levelized-cost-of-energy?...
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
So sad, we were born in the same year. Interview was great
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
At $700k/day that would put it at ~260mil/year, with 200mil in 2023, I think this start-up is doing a lot better than most. That 700k can probably be lowered and has probably already been lowered. You would also assume they set th
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
When it comes to choosing between a Mac and a PC, many people opt for a Mac because of its superior build quality. However, it's worth noting that Apple products have consistently received low scores from iFixit, indicating that they a
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
Yes and the solution is to have a warehouse of stuff that makes the stuff close by. But you probably need lots of manufactures to make that warehouse make sense. etc. When I was doing my master's degree I would bike down to Rotterdam w
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
There are two bits to this, all superconducting materials are diamagnetic it’s simply the property that a material creates a magnetic field that is opposed to the applied magnetic field. All materials exhibit this property but it’s not stro
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
Samsung's like Apple's profits are cyclic in nature, when the new phone hits the market they have a massive/profit revenue increase, and that's how it goes. Saying that a quarter earnings are lower in profits, is because
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
I mean, remove it, and replace it with RCS-Rich Communication Services I hope? Generally this could be a good thing.
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
> AI Site Generator takes several prompts — any descriptions of sites — and uses a combination of in-house and third-party AI systems to create the envisioned site. In a chatbot-like interface, the tool asks a series of questions about t
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
The first thing I do when I work in an editor with a mini-map is -- turn it off. I find it mostly the most useless feature for coding, and for sites it seems to be equally useless. Why? 1. Stuff is too small to really make out where I'
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
Compared to the first 72hrs? Of course people are going to be less active. Things will pick up over time, I’m getting lots of notifications on Instagram of my friends using and posting on threads even though I haven’t even installed the app
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
This story resonates with me — apparently we are on phase two. And we need dedicated team members to take care of this. Thanks for sharing your lessons this was hugely valuable. Don’t let the negative comments get you down, when building th
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Proton Introduces Family Plan(proton.me)
3 points by RandomWorker 3y ago|0 comments
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
They should make a movie out of this guys life. Absoluut sounds insane!
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
This is insane. Thanks for sharing this gem.
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
Doesn’t the bathing come in the form of write offs and investments? Sales decline is never good. But it’s hard to say they have any good products Ive considered buying in the past two years or so. I actively right now wouldn’t consider a pc
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
So many opportunities and how to pace yourself. Keeps going. So much is about being in the right places at the right time. Learning this for the first time you going to make mistakes.
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
The lock screen issue is really funny. Because I have the same experience where I will come home and say hey, Siri lock screen to close the navigation. However, now it doesn’t seem to work anymore and I have tried some of your prompts and s
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by RandomWorker 3y ago
When I was doing my phd I noticed many advantages those that had parents which already navigated the system. Building up my C.V. with publications, workshops, presentations, teaching work, writing in public etc. (evidence of competence) is
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How to give yourself time to think(beside.media)
12 points by RandomWorker 3y ago|5 comments

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