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There doesn't seem to be a ratelimit on your most expensive ressource, the mp3 files on AWS. I checked with cURL, you can do the same. For this web app you should ratelimit the ressource aggressively because of how the game works.
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> very average socialist position There is no such thing as an "average left-wing socialist opinion". Socialists can be both right- and left-wing by your superficial spectrum. You are probably talking about Social Democrats, ra
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I asked for a source because this is news to me. Also did it ever occur to you that even if this was the case, it would be a ripple effect of Russia's energy politics and destabilization necause of the invasion? Rather than "overr
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> rapidly declining Source? I need it urgently because a lot of my money is on the stock market both in the US and EU and I seem to have missed something significant
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Because left-right patterns from the US don't properly transfer to pluralist democracies like most in the EU as well as the federal politics. You need more nuance than a black-white view.
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https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-eu-netherlands-co...
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Yeah, no. You just don't follow the EU in detail. Read the EU parliament IG summaries of what happens each week for example. I have much more faith in EU politics than in German ones because they actually seem agile, and run by people
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Great summary, i like Go for these reasons too
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Look at that jump in grade school math. From 55 % with GPT 3.5 to 95 % for both Claude 3 and GPT 4.
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Apple forgot to mention that one of the main reasons for the high fine is them having made false statements during the case.
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Framer components inspired by Dieter Rams' design principles
(drams.framer.website)
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Good idea
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In the time you wrote this interview you could also just have tried the app yourself
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This article will be published in the next issue of the journal I believe. It's from January of this year. Especially relevant for East Asians as the MSG consumption there far, far exceeds all other regions (there is a paragraph on thi
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Disruptive consequences of monosodium glutamate (MSG) on male reproduction
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In that case I'd either mention the language restriction or not advertise with medical reports in the hero section Also those testimonials are clearly fake
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Each time I see a comment like this I wonder who declared the open source initiative the single authority on this. I agree with the comment but this really rubs me the wrong way.
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I'm not a fan of opaque ranking algorithms either. Just use this, the only thing it has is a 500 point threshhold and surprise, that works perfectly fine to determine what is currently trending in the community https://hn.mo
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How does a 60 TB in a day peak for a site that previously never crossed the free tier threshhold not qualify as "attack pattern"? This is a static site. To reach that sort of bandwidth out of nowhere you'd need to publish the
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Didn't Gemini 1.0 Ultra turn out to be worse than GPT 4 Turbo in practice? Synthetic benchmarks aren't a perfect representation of anything.
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Thanks, fixed. It didn't copy it
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Respective quote from the study (was too long for title): > We estimate that the exposure to the micro-nano plastics from regular bottled water was at the level of 10^5 particles per liter, which is two to three orders of magnitude more
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Bottled Water Contains Far More Microplastics Than Assumed
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I don't see any reasons not to put everything into diversified ETFs. Low risk, reliably comparatively high returns unless the world economy or the entire US economy crash (which would ruin the value of almost every asset anyways).
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US American white people. Anything else would be a ridiculous overgeneralization, like "Asian culture", even if you set some arbitary benchmark for teint and only look at those European countries it's still too much diversity
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Then you know almost nothing about the SD 1.5 ecosystem apparently. I've finetuned multiple models myself and it's nearly impossible to get rid of the child-bias in anime-derived models (which applies to 90 % of character focusse
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Not entirely wrong but there isn't a single German ethnicity, just to be clear. Because of geographic reasons. I've studied that topic in depth, there is genetic data to back it up as well. Germany has almost the same haplogroup m
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I also saw someone prompt it for "German couple in the 1800s" and, while I'm not trying to paint Germany as ethnically homogenous, 3 out of the 4 images only included Black, Asian or Indigenous people. Which, especially for t
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Thr landing page on ai.google.com seems to be machine translated, for Huggingface it uses the literal German translation (Umarmungen Gesicht)
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It's personal preference. I can write it however I want and you can decide to use it or not.
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