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by jeppebemad 1mo ago
Surprised that it was “Robinson” in Spain as well as Denmark, I had to look it up. Apparently that name is used in germany, netherlands, Belgium and more. It stems from Robinson Crusoe, which of course makes sense, as he was disconnected fr
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by jeppebemad 2mo ago
I don’t know, but I do think that the days of the US “forcing” Euro countries to do anything, is over.
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by jeppebemad 3mo ago
Op is nitpicking on the poorly written title. I came here to find that comment :)
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by jeppebemad 5mo ago
This seems to be a common denominator for what LLMs actually do well: Finding bugs and explaining code. Anything about producing code is still a success to be seen.
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by jeppebemad 7mo ago
I personally know that L’oreal will buy back and destroy products of theirs from outlets, just to keep the prices up. These items are often bought in bulk on grey markets by discount outlets. Not only does L’oreal destroy the products, they
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by jeppebemad 9mo ago
Have you seen any indications that there will be a Lite version?
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by jeppebemad 1y ago
Happy to share! We have (in Denmark) a lot of shows on our public broadcasting network DR, and similar for NRK (the Norwegian counterpart) that are meant for toddlers, many of which share these traits: - Slow, meaning long scenes without cu
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by jeppebemad 1y ago
Unless you have a zero screen policy with your kids - which I can definitely recommend - the trick is to give them incredibly small doses and being consistent with it. My son is 6 and he is perfectly happy with 30 minutes once a week when h
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by jeppebemad 2y ago
If I see this many questions that could have been taken straight from an FAQ, all followed up with “great question, we do so and so..”, my alarm bells go off. Shady marketing indeed.
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by jeppebemad 2y ago
As a counterpoint to the Parisian pool being slow, China beat the world record in 100m free 10 minutes ago.
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by jeppebemad 2y ago
We use their earlier Mixtral model because it outperforms llama for our use case. They do not release full models for marketing purposes, though it definitely grabs attention! You may need to revise your views..
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by jeppebemad 2y ago
I think it’s a fair comment. A lot of readers on HN are adept debuggers, and will start to analyze everything from the first paragraph. By burying the lede like that, it feels like wasted time, to have begun debugging before the (incredibl
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by jeppebemad 3y ago
In Denmark hardly anyone uses WhatsApp by default. No business I’ve seen uses it. Android is common. I’m currently in Indonesia however, and it’s universal both privately and corporately.
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by jeppebemad 3y ago
The “browse with bing” feature allows it to fetch a single webpage into the context, but the new cutoff allows _everything crawled_ to be context (up to the new date, that is)
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by jeppebemad 3y ago
I would assume that the majority of the animals that humans kill are kept in captivity and therefore not exposed to other animals. Since this breeding/captivity is happening at a staggering scale, my second assumption is that animals h
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by jeppebemad 3y ago
Or said in a more 2023-chatgpt-jailbreaky kind of way: what urls to avoid in order to not find pirated mirrors?
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by jeppebemad 4y ago
I can suggest “Daemon” by Daniel Suarez if you’re looking for a novel with such a plot.
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by jeppebemad 4y ago
> The author touts Spotify's recommendation engine and rightly so, nothing comes close. Actually the author does the opposite, saying that YouTube’s algo is superior. For me, Spotify used to be THE recommendation engine, but the las
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by jeppebemad 4y ago
Fun! Though I managed to break the game by placing all on the boat :)
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by jeppebemad 4y ago
That was very interesting, right until it turned dark. Warning, somewhat graphic/NSFW https://9-eyes.com/post/628925033219309568
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by jeppebemad 4y ago
I can the recommend recent interview with him on the The Knowledge Project podcast. Had a lot of aha-moments listening to that.
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by jeppebemad 5y ago
With China’s population being more than 4 times that of the US, I would find you guilty as charged, on the basis of not considering the possibility :)
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by jeppebemad 5y ago
To be fair, most of the blogposts are not written for us on HN, but for the followers of the blog in question. I do not mind having to figure out the context, if it means I get to explore the esoteric and far corners of the internet from on
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by jeppebemad 6y ago
As others have pointed out, it’s probably the carrier that does not support the right kind of E-Sim. But furthermore, an Apple Watch with cellular bought in the US, cannot use cellular data in e.g. the EU. Not sure why, but it must be local
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by jeppebemad 6y ago
Not sure where you get your facts, but Litecoin all-time-high was around $360. The founder, Charlie Lee, stayed and is still a visible and active advocate for litecoin to this day.
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by jeppebemad 6y ago
I have the same X1, same with two others on my team, and none of us are experiencing any fan issues like yours. Its silent most of the time, even with CPU intensive work.
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by jeppebemad 6y ago
I stand corrected, thank you.
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by jeppebemad 6y ago
If so, that would only apply to data kept within the EU, IIRC.
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by jeppebemad 6y ago
It got me the same way at first. But then I realized that the questions simply bring out the essence of being human, the same flaws and insecurities that most people feel. That had me feeling that we’re all connected on a human level throug
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by jeppebemad 6y ago
Thank you. As first time parents, my spouse and I are currently feeling the fire from under us, and need to remind ourselves to put it out, together. I wonder what thirty six questions will make a couple fall in love _again_?

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