fasa99

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by fasa99 2y ago
>customers with respected ended quite a while ago (except during COVID of course. But that's mostly over). I definitely didn't feel respected during covid. There was a mask rule, standard for the time, fine. But then they giv
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by fasa99 2y ago
>I'm surprised the police doesn't have to pay for them. It's not that the tests were medically necessary. If only it were so simple. Medicine can be quite nasty politically at times, internally and externally, and these m
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by fasa99 2y ago
I set mine to Spanish and now it's nothing but Taco Bell ads
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by fasa99 2y ago
I personally don't believe any argument that says it's not feasible. Transcribing all spoken text and sending it home, sure, not feasible. What if we have 256 keywords, or 65536 keywords, maybe preconfigured for particular product
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by fasa99 2y ago
I'm a big archive team fan but gotta go with the ABC acronym such as "always be collecting" or "always be capturing"
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by fasa99 2y ago
A lot of regulations are a mess. As I understand it, agriculture drones full of fertilizer are beginning to be used throughout, makes sense. And tractors run on diesel since forever. So add diesel to the fertilizer drone now you have a v
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by fasa99 2y ago
“We had two barrels of fertilizer, seventy-five pellets of gunpowder, five sheets of high powered C4, a salt shaker half full of nitro, and a whole galaxy of 50 cals, buckshot, slugs, tracers... and also a quart of kerosene, a quart of dies
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by fasa99 2y ago
This is just the first pass. There are second pass strategies that could improve and are even more insidious: - review your generated CV pre-submission, make changes, do this a lot. Eventually you'll have a training set to fine-tune
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by fasa99 2y ago
For sure, a lot of hard work and energy went into this project. Some say that if Boeing had that kind of energy, their planes might even fly!
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by fasa99 2y ago
For what it's worth, back in the day (a few years ago, before the LLM boom a few years) I found on a similar sized vector database (gensim / doc2vec), it's possible to just brute force a vector search e.g. with SSE or AVX typ
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by fasa99 2y ago
This is in accordance with Gilette's law, which is that the number of headlights on a high end pickup truck shall be equal to the number of blades on a high end razor
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by fasa99 2y ago
WAIT ... Hole up... what have we here: https://www.nccn.org/compendia-templates/compendia/nccn-comp... TLDR: The NCCN surely has a clean pretty database of these algorithms. They output these junky pdfs for free
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by fasa99 2y ago
Well we do take actions i.e. https://www.unmc.edu/healthsecurity/transmission/2024/07/10/... Literally killing millions of livestock to isolate the spread. Not to say there aren't better ways.
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by fasa99 2y ago
Exactly. That's what I think it is, government secrecy as their standard operating procedure. When unsure, don't say anything. After all, disclosing the public includes adversaries also knowing. It seems to me what's happen
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by fasa99 2y ago
Not just temperature but I remember it as the hormone control center. You have hormone release factories such as the liver, the adrenals, and the sex organs such as ovaries and testisatchels Then you have a feedback control loop, the manage
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by fasa99 2y ago
It's a frying pan or the fire situation. The frying pan is government healthcare. The collective US thinks the government run program is a garbage fire. Obvious reasons are that (1) it's really hard to fire bad employees govern
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by fasa99 2y ago
The general intent of the jury is to ask, "do you think they broke the law or not" and it's a jury of your peers, from your community, so it's seen as super fair. On one extreme the jury carefully reviews the law as writ
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by fasa99 2y ago
This is also how the human brain works. A young babby will have something more similar to a fully connected network. Versus a Biden type elderly brain will be more of a sparse minimally connected feed forward net. The question is (1) can
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by fasa99 2y ago
My wife went through that at one of the FANG companies. Many years ago. At least in her case, 100% true. Many years later the PIP (which she survived) would come up, blocking her from promotions. People who witnessed the PIP still remai
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by fasa99 2y ago
The ugly part of this is there are bad managers and bad employees so we don't know what each situation is. Or sometimes both parties are decent people but their personalities each have one too many spikes that sometimes mesh super wel
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by fasa99 2y ago
bro animals can be vengeful see- https://www.fox26houston.com/news/elephant-kills-indian-woma... that, and cats, cats can be very vengeful creatures
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by fasa99 2y ago
I have, happens around 6 AM. They get all the generators started up, power tools and full power. All the heavy machinery at full throttle. A cacaphonous 6AM salute to the internal combustion engine. Old Zeke fills his truckbed full of ru
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by fasa99 2y ago
As someone whose pronouns are C-programmer/vim, I feel unsafe. My living nightmare would be to develop highly verbose Java programs in an editor with 999 gorillion different "modes" with seemingly random names. "oh, you&
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by fasa99 2y ago
Generally I think modeling in the computer without proper detail in measurements and geometry is error prone. I will normally capture a 3D point cloud (can use a Kinect for this) and perform a geometry scaling, then use AI to map it into 3
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by fasa99 2y ago
It's bad, very bad, apocalyptically end-of-the world so. The oceans will rise over 19 miles above their current level. Weather will be come drastically chaotic, one day there will be 100 feet of snow falling in an epic blizzard, the
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by fasa99 2y ago
It's always braggable to be able to do that more than another language, but I'm not sure how mainstream or common it is to have the use case of requiring numerical manipulation at the scale of number of molecules in the universe
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by fasa99 2y ago
I do wonder how this pertains to "blast processing" in the original Sega Genesis Some say it was a temporal distortion field around the 68000 increasing clock speed by 900% Some say it was the code name for programmers working 140
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by fasa99 2y ago
It's deeper than just weights because the topic is biological. In the old days of genomics there were massive patent wars. First, the human genome project itself. Craig Venter got massive funding to sequence the human genome with the
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by fasa99 2y ago
of course the famous AWK as well
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by fasa99 2y ago
Man ain't nothing one disease. Look at COVID. Why did the vaccine fail. Not one disease. Population variation of the virus. blah blah. Renal failure - shades of grey, shades of causes. Heart failure - shades of grey, shades of fai

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