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Increase the number of tokens to a large number and you end up with masterpieces like this: def all_elements_in_range_excluding_and_including_and_excluding_and_including_and_excluding(sequence, start, end):
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4y ago
> I think they're saying that the cost of a power wall and the F150 were basically the same, A pair of Power Walls costs about $25K. Surely a Lightning is more than that?
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They should just do an auction. Every week, auction off the trucks in a Dutch auction.
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4y ago
Amateurs think that "simulation" is all you need. They see realistic environments on their PS4s and XBoxes and think that's enough. If simulated data were enough, why _hasn't_ Waymo launched in placed like NYC or Boston?
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I do have some experience in building ML systems, and know enough to know that I don't everything. But I do know the value of real world data in a noisy environment like driving conditions.
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4y ago
While Waymo is spending $$$ gathering driving data, Tesla has 100s of 1000s of cars doing it, for free. In terms of sheer data, in this race, Tesla wins. Now whether Tesla can actually use the firehose of data and actually train models that
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4y ago
> From 2010 to 2021, the levelized cost of installing utility-scale solar fell 88% .... But in the last couple of years, supply-chain issues have halted these price declines globally How many "couple of years" have there been b
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4y ago
OP does not mention that he's employed by BaseTen, the company behind "Blueprint" (which is mentioned repeatedly in the blog post). I noticed the repeated mentions and did some digging to find this out. Not cool, OP, not cool
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> This kind of over the top bombastic shit happens at least once a week in mainstream media. I'm reminded of the Fleischman-Pons experiment.
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I am a former meat-eater. I became vegetarian for ethical reasons, and I don't really miss meat much (except for the very occasional chicken wings craving). A couple of years ago I was at a restaurant (Beach Chalet in GGP in SF) and or
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What's the bare minimum hardware required to generate images with this model? Can I do something with a 8GB 980? Probably not..? What about CPU only?
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But I'm not the one posturing here.
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4y ago
You have an extra "k" in there...
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4y ago
I love Arkansas Blacks! They have a hint of cardamom aftertaste, which makes them unique!
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I don't know what this guy is talking about. He lists Arkansas Black as a terrible apple; man has no taste! AB's one of the best apples I've ever had. And he doesn't even mention the Gravenstein apple, which made Sebasto
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4y ago
Is it possible to do a full sweep across all tokens in all Python files (for instance) in Github and find such keys? Can you tell from the contents if it's a key or some such "important" string?
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4y ago
> Am I to believe that the TSA, FAA and airlines can't coordinate to determine when gluts of incoming passengers are expected? Same with the Customs and Immigration Services (the passport checkers) at SFO. I have seen lines going o
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4y ago
"CONUS" is short for "CONtinental United States"
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4y ago
Luckily, I read about this scam a few weeks ago. Then I got one such message; I wasn't buying! http://imgbox.com/9SUCMhLM
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4y ago
There was a time when we were living in Delhi and we used to drive down to Jaipur, where our extended family was. We kids looked forward to the drive, as it meant nice stopovers, snacks, etc. After leaving Delhi we would , after an hour or
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4y ago
I read the article. And, unlike the blatantly biased article, I used my brain cells too. "India has chosen to increase imports of Russian oil ten-fold,..." These numbers mean nothing if we don't know the absolute numbers. So,
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4y ago
By your reasoning, Germany and Italy are siding with Russia too, by buying Russian oil and gas. Physician, heal thyself. First let the EU stop buying Russian oil and gas, and then they can preach to others.
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Here comes the butthurt brigade. Any time any positive news about India comes out, these trolls come trotting out, with the same tired-old tropes: toilets, casteism, patriarchy, etc. You clowns need to come up with something new.
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4y ago
Thanks! I was hoping to use my iPad to do the drawing, etc. as my drawing skills are non-existent. Is there a way to "screencast" an iPad screen and convert that into a video?
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I've been contemplating creating YouTube videos like the Khan Academy ones, but for a niche area. The aim is to help students understand the subject, so I don't need a camera. But I do need some form of a touch device where I can
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4y ago
> Prob way cheaper than invading the country But they have oil....
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4y ago
BB has been doing this for many years. Nobody has complained about this affecting the prices yet.
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4y ago
You're confusing TSLA with TWTR.
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4y ago
I would highly recommend this book by Hernando DeSoto, The Mystery of Capital. GBooks link: https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Mystery_of_Capital/...
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> India's obsession with paperwork is unceasing and baffling. Everything requires an application, even when everything can be done digitally. You need letters and stamps to get anything done. I remember once my wife and I wanted to
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