jkeddo

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by jkeddo 4y ago
I think that the first revolution to come from LLMs will be in education. Tutoring is a HUGE industry that creates massive achievement gaps between haves and have-nots. China went as far as banning tutoring because desperate parents would
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by jkeddo 4y ago
Why?
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by jkeddo 4y ago
FSD stack is disabled on highways. You are using the years old code. Beta v11 when it comes out will enable OP's FSD referenced improvements for highways.
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by jkeddo 4y ago
They are standing firm on the vision-only approach because it is the correct approach. FSD cannot be perfected unless the Tesla team puts 100% exclusive focus on perfecting vision based models that don't have lidar as a fallback. Tesla
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by jkeddo 4y ago
Is it really equality to perfectly equalize decision-making while completely slanting the resulting the burden-taking? I realize how dangerous/potentially harmful a "taxpayer contribution === influence" is. But I think it doe
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by jkeddo 4y ago
AFAIK Meta never claimed that this tool was perfect or infallible. Critics are ripping it apart for something its creators didn't say it would do. Meta made a great tool, I hope they put it back up.
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by jkeddo 4y ago
I recommend every single person I know to screen themselves for Sleep Apnea -- My doctor estimates 30% of the population has it and most people go their whole lives without ever knowing. Personally, my CPAP has boosted by daily energy/
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by jkeddo 4y ago
I tried my best to fill in the blanks for this story, and my working understanding is this: 1) Client requests service. 2) Service is graphQL, which makes the "thousands of calls" Musk is referring to towards other backend APIs.
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by jkeddo 4y ago
https://www.military.com/off-duty/2020/12/22/these-air-force... .
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by jkeddo 4y ago
I think there are some guys from ARPAnet days here.
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by jkeddo 4y ago
Damn this is very disappointing :/
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by jkeddo 4y ago
I suspect malls will be more economically viable in developing countries than in the first world. Payroll at $15 an hour is a high bar to meet for outlet stores which already struggle with high rent.
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by jkeddo 4y ago
I ordered great value sliced bread last month and they upgraded me to Natures Own brand bread which costs twice as much for free.
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by jkeddo 4y ago
Me too! I've been doing this with the Walmart+ delivery service for $100 a year. I even applied for their 5% cash back credit card. It saves me a good amount of time and money, and I am overall very happy with it. If Walmart ever start
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by jkeddo 4y ago
This is the most insightful comment I've read in weeks and I've never thought of things this way before. This changes the way I look at people. Men and women are just as emotional: The main difference is that men are shamed for be
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by jkeddo 5y ago
And it is even more important today! Imagine unsalted database passwords ;)
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by jkeddo 5y ago
I think there is a big variance in XPS 17 scores. For reference, here is a top scoring XPS 17. In this case, scores are much closer. https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/compare/10481116?baseli...
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by jkeddo 5y ago
That might be a lemon XPS 17. With a higher scoring XPS 17, the benchmark is much closer: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/compare/10481116?baseli...
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by jkeddo 5y ago
I don't think that was a good sample, most of the XPS 15's I see have a much higher single thread score, almost double the one linked above: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/10491562
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by jkeddo 5y ago
One big thing to consider is that this is just the first m1 Max Geekbench score, compared against the world's greatest 11900Ks. Most 11900K's are nowhere near the levels of the top preforming one. Once Apple starts shipping M1 M