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fastasucan
2mo ago
If people want an open source version of this, jrnl is great. https://github.com/jrnl-org/jrnl
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fastasucan
2mo ago
I dont get why people here are so livid that people like to have a tidy desk and/or tidy up before photographing their desk. Many people also like to tidy up their home a bit before they receive guests or groom themselves before going
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fastasucan
2mo ago
>NOT A DIG AT THESE PEOPLE This whole comment reads as a dig against these people. They like to have it tidy/or they like to tidy up before photographing their desk.
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fastasucan
2mo ago
We have some viking ships that are older than the Vasa.
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fastasucan
3mo ago
>Stuff only a few people world wide know about. Sounds like a good thing to try to increase diversity and recruitment.
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fastasucan
3mo ago
>DuckDB is amazing for any sort of fast data analysis when the data is small enough that it can fit on your laptop It also works great for data that doesn't fit on my laptop.
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fastasucan
3mo ago
This backpressure is even with cheaper devices such as x-rays etc.
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fastasucan
3mo ago
Because if a "condition" doesn't impact you, will it help to be aware of it? Over treatment can be a real problem. You dont want to take medisine you dont need, or spend much time in a hospital if there is no net positive out
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fastasucan
3mo ago
This cancer is a pain. My father was extremely lucky, and was diagnosed early. Next up was months of chemo that left him to be a shell of himself. Then he could be operated. They removed parts of his stomach, his spleen and duodenum. And hi
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fastasucan
3mo ago
Lo and behold* Git folders doesn't go well with onedrive.
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fastasucan
3mo ago
That depends on your needs and goals. Super strict type checking might not be the most important feature. Its like saying "if you want a car that is a bit sporty, wouldn't it be best to buy a Lamborghini??
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4mo ago
No, professors mark their own exams.
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4mo ago
>The students at Scandinavian universities are selected to a degree, but represent a far broader range of the distribution and correspondingly there's a broader range of exam results. I disagree with that, it is common knowledge tha
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fastasucan
4mo ago
If you are very present on slack, ofcourse you dont feel that you are interruped.
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4mo ago
Culture is a lot more than translated language.
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4mo ago
Other better models cant use the training data this model have...
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4mo ago
There is a lot more to it than literal translations. Even if an american can talk Norwegian it doesn't mean that they get the cultural context right. "Oh yeah after you drive 2 hours home from work your wife and kid will greet yo
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4mo ago
>makes sense to have one country specialize in producing it, and the rest just consume Oh ok then, just finnish culture for you then.
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4mo ago
> in both major dialects Nynorsk and bokmål is not dialects but variants of written Norwegian.
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4mo ago
The fund is specifically mandated to not invest inside Norway to avoid making an enormous bubble and sky high inflation.
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4mo ago
The last three years more or less none of my students have bought the textbook for the subject. That is pretty mind blowing. In turn they expect a complete textbook from my lecture notes, which isn't possible. I get that textbooks are
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4mo ago
Just find the one that is right for you.
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4mo ago
My university also had their own system before - what was especially great with that system was that it was all open. Every course had its own webpage, where you first chose which year/semester you were interested in ans then you got a
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4mo ago
You cant really do that in lots of cases. What grounds the grade is from is in many cases set in stone.
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4mo ago
Who is doing the work though, the student, chatgpt or claude?
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4mo ago
Exactly. We all laughed at the cases where productivity was measured in lines of code. But now the whole world somehow optimize for it.
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5mo ago
But it should still add the tagline when copilot has been used, without direct approval by the user?
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5mo ago
Who cares what it intends when they approve it and put into production?
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5mo ago
>The fact that non-AI changes are attributed to Copilot is a bug. But sneaking in the attribution to Copilot without approval was the feature?
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5mo ago
>If what you described would make it to our PR queue, it would definitely not pass the gates It just did though. Did you approve the PR without actually looking at the code?
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