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leemailll
1mo ago
disappointed to see no tire brand listed as a partner or sponsor
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"We're in an LLM bubble," Hugging Face CEO says–but not an AI one
(arstechnica.com)
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leemailll
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leemailll
1y ago
early belongs to slashdot
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leemailll
2y ago
>so their models don't get Habsburg'd. Nice metaphor
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leemailll
2y ago
haha, so true. I had the same experience while in graduate school.
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leemailll
2y ago
imaging ford is granted and then sue around and win
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leemailll
2y ago
Why Poland is high? Also I suspect most of the countries on the map with low rates are not low with cancer rates but worse public health system. So not very telling
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leemailll
2y ago
>a power plant for a major airline an airline owns power plant?
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leemailll
2y ago
iPod Shuffle without copy files EDIT: wait, after take a look at the repo you do remake iPod Shuffle
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leemailll
2y ago
ATC recording from VasAviation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBQkk4RcidA
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leemailll
2y ago
I use ship and cylon names from battlestar galactica
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leemailll
3y ago
"looking to mass produce state-of-the art 2 nanometer logic chips in 2027 from an initial starting point of zero" They have bold goals
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leemailll
3y ago
>I pulled up to the gate, and an aggressive police officer questioned me about why I had two badges. >“Didn’t it seem strange to you to get a second badge when you’d just got your first one?” >“I’ve never been here before,” I said.
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leemailll
3y ago
Bolts on the rudder could be loose and now this, would it required for grounding all the max for safety examination?
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23andMe told victims of data breach that suing is futile
(arstechnica.com)
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3y ago
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leemailll
3y ago
I love Pipes, I also think it is the last best thing from yahoo
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leemailll
3y ago
I don't support this, but I'm surprised they only do this until now.
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leemailll
3y ago
I don't think fixing the software failure will improve DB's punctuality
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leemailll
3y ago
Sure you are joking. But I do have onedrive with hetzner stroagebox and two local backup running at two different locations for this
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3y ago
It's kind of a sad trend for academic publications. I still remember those interesting things of those journals I read from journals shared on coffee tables in our building
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3y ago
I remember years ago reading on nytimes that girls played soccer more likely to torn ACL, and in the piece several said theirs popped more than once
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leemailll
3y ago
maybe my family love to eat fish, a fillet is not enough for my family of four. We usually prepare one and a half fillet for a meal
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3y ago
>> "Salmon is the second-most-popular seafood in the United States, where the average American consumes more than three pounds a year. (Shrimp is No. 1, with average annual consumption reaching nearly six pounds in 2021.)" C
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leemailll
3y ago
I think this somehow also depends on the institution
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leemailll
3y ago
Whoa that's brave move. most people just will yield to finish Kudos to you Do you mind share more on the story? Like which field? any repercussion?
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leemailll
3y ago
that's the thing. the horror. the horror is not controlled by ai, but people use those junks to abuse search ranking of google. I guess we may find again the old old yahoo! is useful
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3y ago
it's interesting all your replies just saying time changes forget about all the bad things
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Google wins Sonos patent case ships speaker software update
(arstechnica.com)
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3y ago
maybe she turn on her phone just for the call to come, then back to normal
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leemailll
3y ago
That's a wonderful sum up. The pettiness often drive you insane, when you read the comments from reviewer 2
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