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binarymax
2y ago
Unlikely, but perhaps this might motivate DDG into finally making their own index and eventually drop bing
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binarymax
2y ago
It’s not April 1st. What’s going on here? Should notepad complete your sentences too? Maybe file explorer should just make new files for you!
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Chicken Tax
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Hotel lobbies are also a great place. Usually a cafe of some sort, very comfortable chairs, wi-fi, bathrooms, and plenty of space.
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2y ago
Here’s the problem: Tesla only uses camera input - no lidar or other sensor tech. So it’s a visual model ensemble that needs to decide what a solid object is. Models don’t reason. They classify and predict. If the prediction is wrong, ex
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2y ago
So by your argument CPS just…shouldn’t do anything? If foster care for an abused child won’t help, then what’s the point?
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2y ago
Agencies like CPS have to walk a very fine line on the false positive vs false negative optimization. It’s a really horrible reality that they need to make decisions like this. But which is worse - letting an abused child slip through the
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2y ago
Just here to say that open tech and data like OSM, Nominatim, PostGIS, and Leaflet are some of the most amazing tools out there, and they make extremely complicated things like this really easy to use. Serious respect and props to everyone
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2y ago
Look at this absolute nightmare to see what’s going on with AI and Facebook. https://twitter.com/AnAngryOpossum/status/178973278033248283...
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2y ago
That Broadcom support site looks like it must be Servicenow. If you know, you know.
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2y ago
I’m genuinely curious - do you actually believe that GPT is a super intelligence? Because I have the opposite experience. It consistently fails to be correct on following even the most basic instructions. For a little while I thought may
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2y ago
15 minutes! I'll do it for a minute or two after the hot tub.
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binarymax
2y ago
Not the first time they did some license shenanigans (happened with Falcon 1). I applaud their efforts but it seems they are still trying to figure out if/how to monetize.
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Don’t ruin your health for someone else. People who throw themselves on this fire in BigCo don’t get recognition or reward, they get abused by the political animals that will take advantage. Work hard for yourself to build your own. But d
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2y ago
You’re more likely to get some help on this at stackoverflow.com
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2y ago
The video showed semis with trailers riding it, but it was unclear if the weight rating was the same (can the trailer be fully loaded?).
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2y ago
Should be easy enough to let the applicant choose what happens. Why must it be one way or another all the time?
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2y ago
I meant better in terms of patient comfort and accessibility. You are right it is not better for treatment. But if the test finds something, further action can be taken and treatment can be administered.
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2y ago
I’m having a hard time seeing how pneumonia and stroke could be inflicted on a person as part of a cover up. Seems like this was just unfortunate illness.
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2y ago
There are now mail-in colon cancer detection kits that some healthcare providers give you for free (well, fully paid by insurance at least) Far better than a colonoscopy. The company is called Cologuard. https://www.cologuard.c
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2y ago
Those aspects about communist China made it hard for me to get into. I read about 15 pages and gave up. Maybe it was also the writing style, or maybe it’s been too long since I’ve read a novel and it’s my fault for not having the patience
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2y ago
Tap-to-pay using near-field-communication (NFC). New credit cards have this ability and Oyster cards (the TFL top up card) has had this for awhile
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2y ago
Which shell? If you’re using bash, you’re missing out - so I’d first upgrade to zsh or fish, which have better options. The other thing I’d do is get really really good at writing shell scripts. Also nowadays it’s super easy to take an ex
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Usually during an acquisition like this, the key staff are paid out after two years on board the new company. So not a non-compete, but an incentive to stay and get their payout. Most staff with no equity will leave quickly of course, so t
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2y ago
The link does not work. Is it a private app that you need to make public?
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This time of year, every year, the chattiest f*in birds start chatting outside my bedroom window at 4am. So I’ve just resigned to go to sleep earlier. Well, look at the time I’m off to bed!
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I recommend checking out https://modal.com It’s “serverless” and you only pay for the compute you use.
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Yeah, lots of things happened for a perfect storm of downfall…probably starting with the antitrust breakup of the film processing division. They did indeed have a huge patent arsenal from all their research efforts that was very valuable. T
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If they owned the digital camera space like they should have, who’s to say they wouldn’t have eventually released a smartphone. It probably would have been an absolutely incredible camera first, and some mobile internet and phone features
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2y ago
But none of your personal details are sent to Bing? Sure they get some SERPS from them, but DDG abstracts in front of Bing's API using your query without passing your data.
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