verelo

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by verelo 13d ago
i wonder if we could train a modal, and omit all data prior to 1899, and see what happens?
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by verelo 14d ago
This! I get frustrated when i hear folks in the US claim Trump has failed them. You failed yourselves. The system is falling apart and barely half of people turn up to participate in elections? What are the rest of us expected to take away
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by verelo 15d ago
This seems really simple to store as a graph database. If for some reason it does matter the model can just study the graph to contextualize its response? I don't get why Monica would struggle with this...
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by verelo 16d ago
That's fair. I replied to someone else with a similar remark, but essentially doing most of my flying in 70s to 90s prop planes, I imagine the tools I'm most used to are just dated. Your point around training is likely very accura
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by verelo 16d ago
Yeah that makes sense. My experience is mostly in 70s to early 90's prop planes, I have had the opportunity to use a glass cockpit a few times and it was much easier. I guess i did the typical thing and contextualized this on my experi
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by verelo 16d ago
On VOR: It's also a PITA to use, and for inexperienced people, or someone who rarely uses it, they can confuse flying towards and away from the station.
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by verelo 27d ago
yeah i have no idea why my brain decided to type that (twice...), its clearly 28km
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by verelo 27d ago
Amazing. I love that i didn't know this. When i was studying weather as part of my pilots license i noted the basic mental math that i'd lose ~2 degrees celsius per 1000ft, but never did i take a second to ask, what happens when i
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by verelo 27d ago
Wait, so at 28k/km the temp goes up to 15C? This is all very cool but this temperature reading caught my eye as unexpected.
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by verelo 1mo ago
Is no one going to comment on the goggly eyes or 8mm data tape? You people disappoint me.
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by verelo 1mo ago
"Evidence" requires citations.
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by verelo 2mo ago
I wouldnt say it is, but there are circumstances when speed is helpful. I wouldn't argue that coding is one of them.
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by verelo 2mo ago
This is the feeling i get too. Cant produce quality, but can produce something that is super fast...so take the wins where they are.
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by verelo 2mo ago
pretty nice, the click targets are a bit awkward but otherwise really fun!
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by verelo 2mo ago
Maybe in the US, in Canada i find their online services are pretty average. A lot of the time i search for something and i get a US link, much to my disapointment.
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by verelo 2mo ago
Yeah, home depot is a tricky case. They have a huge array of products, and in my experience when you cant find something you need to search beyond the store you're in....so the database you need access to isn't exactly small. Make
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by verelo 2mo ago
I used to run a company (2010-2018) where our customers were almost always using our product inside of grocery stores, which are almost always metal sheds with some finishings on the walls. Not so great for cell service, it became essential
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by verelo 2mo ago
So i've done similar things in the past - and my justification for 'app' over website has been offline. Does the PWA state of things resolve that in the modern days? If it did, yeah I'd agree, no need for an app at all.
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by verelo 2mo ago
That checks out.
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by verelo 2mo ago
As an Australian, Apples voice models have always sucked. I've tried using stt (again) more recently and its improved, but i'm so tired of having to Americanize my voice to get it to figure out what the hell i'm saying.
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by verelo 2mo ago
That success rate aligns with mine. I was also shocked, at first.
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by verelo 2mo ago
For sure. I mean, i think naturally you'll end up there if all goes well. Have some tricky questions prepared of course, but starting simple gives you so much so quickly and often tells you where their strengths and weaknesses will end
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by verelo 2mo ago
ha, i'd have loved that. I'm out of the world where I hire people these days, solo founder life. Maybe i'll go back there, but it's a real mission objective to just be a one man show right now.
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by verelo 2mo ago
So for about 10 years my main interview question was: "Write me a function in any language of your choosing, that takes an array of integers and returns the sum." I loved it. Here is why: 1. I'd get to see them write code, in
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by verelo 3mo ago
That's what Google told me, but i still don't see how it links to this?
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by verelo 3mo ago
I'm glad you're asking because I've seen it too and don't get it either. I assumed initially it was alpha as a typo, then I Googled it and got even more confused.
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by verelo 3mo ago
Land of the free, clearly.
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by verelo 3mo ago
None of those things are knowledge. I think theres something specific around limiting access to knowledge and capabilities that makes this feel insidious.
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by verelo 3mo ago
Some do. Sr-22 for example. However, often if you’re handling things well, loosing an engine isn’t the end of the world. A lot of accidents happen very close to the ground, at height wear a parachute wouldn’t necessarily be helpful anyway.
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by verelo 3mo ago
Given the trajectory of the world’s on, it seems pretty obvious to me that diversifying from oil and gas is required for a long-term sustainable economy. I think the more interested in short term benefits than long-term success.

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