brentsch

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   by brentsch 6y ago

   A key line seems to be buried in the "Summary" at the end of the post: "Python native enums are great for what they were designed to do, but..." Barring tricks I'm unaware of, enums in other popular languages, such
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   by brentsch 6y ago

   The paper may not offer insightful prescriptions for experienced engineers, but can work like this still be useful for informing future studies in a meaningful way? The authors repeatedly note the widespread inadequacies of the current rese
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   by brentsch 6y ago

   One of the linked articles [1] describes the arguments in favor of pro-ISP restrictions as concerns that municipal broadband would either be a waste of taxpayer money or an "unfair" threat to private-sector ISPs: "'The g
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   by brentsch 6y ago

   I've been using Notion ( https://www.notion.so/ ) for Kanban-style boards for a few months. After using Trello, Asana, and Jira, it's the only one that does basically what I want it to without spending hours on setu
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   Apollo-Soyuz(en.wikipedia.org)

   2 points by brentsch 6y ago|0 comments
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   by brentsch 7y ago

   Many thanks! Looking forward to reading the OpenAI research when it comes out as well.
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   by brentsch 7y ago

   I'm curious about the "fine-tuning based detection" mentioned in the report ("Fine-tunes a language model to 'detect itself'... over a range of available settings"). Does anyone know good articles/pap