Iulioh

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by Iulioh 1y ago
I have and had a reddit addiction since my early teens and I read a lot of whatever I can on the internet. Books and scientific papers are the only places I see it used And it makes sense that the AI is prioritizing it as these sources shou
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Honestly the best use case i have seen is the ability to read a labels and add it to the database. (Similar to an OCR but better) Correcting errors in MFP is the bane of my existence. I have tried some other apps but i hated every single on
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Oh no, it is TERRIBLY wrong Using VTT is better but still not perfet The only certain way to do it is measure everything with a scale
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Some non-English speakers sometimes throw whatever they wrote in English into a chatbot to correct the text, just in case.
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by Iulioh 1y ago
I never saw a human use it in something different from literature. That's where I think the chatbots got it.
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by Iulioh 1y ago
Personally everything that is not produce Even the meat, i usually buy packaged
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by Iulioh 1y ago
It works untill someone takes a screenshoot of the image
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by Iulioh 2y ago
ChatGPT is a substitute to the original work, Google redirects to the original work. (and yes,the synthesis on the top of the page is a problem, I agree)
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by Iulioh 2y ago
It's an argument in the same way "human rights" are an argument. Can we justify giving disable people less rights? Sure. Let me tell you _a modest proposal_ .
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by Iulioh 2y ago
My counterargument would be: If it is bellow ""living wage"" it should not be allowed. (that was easy) You can find other workarounds to incentive the hiring of disabled people and we (in italy) have a few: -Requirement
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by Iulioh 2y ago
One of the best "facility tours" i saw recently (LTT - Equinix data center in Toronto ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wumluVRmxyA
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Chapter VI: Switching between data processing services The Data Act will also entirely remove switching charges, including charges for data egress (i.e. charges for data transit), from 12 January 2027. This means that providers won’t be abl
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Dosen't the EU Data Act prhoibit egress costs?
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by Iulioh 2y ago
----- I suspect the only way to answer your question is to actually get quotes from manufacturers ----- Yes, basically this but I would like to do some "napkin math" using a complete database such a Mouser Basically a "if it
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by Iulioh 2y ago
I meant mostly for an industrial scale production. If i make a million devices i will deal with who produce these components, not with a reseller. What i would like to know is what margins manufacturers have at this step and what price they
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Ask HN: What is the real cost of electronic components?
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Probably including women in the presentation of the sports, like in the media and reporting side
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by Iulioh 2y ago
I'm basically tracking anything that i eat with...too much precision I always wondered if i could volunteer for this types of studies somehow
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by Iulioh 2y ago
I remember one guy ranting a lot about navigation with the apple pen
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by Iulioh 2y ago
They don't push the subscription..yet I hate the slippery slope fallacy but this is how was gonna end
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Public transport is not the answer to everything man and saying this again and again is cringe. -A man in his 20s who doesn't need a car and only uses public transport
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Probably it would need a better CPU to handle more traces and that's the real expense
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Man, this is a sad answer in this forum. Do you know anything about USB C and why there aren't any cables over 3m (10ft)? And why these are 100$+ cables? (Usb4/Tb3+ cables, capable of 40gbps like a hdmi2.1)
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Yes but undirectly. -Can't afford therapy for curable or mitigable disease -Let it worsen -Death is the only charitable option as a cure is now impossible and life is miserable
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by Iulioh 2y ago
On the top end ASML have no competition, on the lower end (45nm node and bigger) it has Canon and Nikon. That's all.
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Not to be thst guy but...who exactly runs this?
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by Iulioh 2y ago
>Clean-ish room
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by Iulioh 2y ago
It won't ever happen. It needs BEEF to run and macs are not capable of that much cow.
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by Iulioh 2y ago
Me? I'm watching from a distance.
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by Iulioh 2y ago
I don't think Trump will touch this one to me honest.

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