LunaSea

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811.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Couldn't agree more. This reminds me of the codes of conduct hell from a few years ago.
812.
by LunaSea 3y ago
I've also found that low core frequency can be an issue for database instances.
813.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Because you don't need any specific support for ECS? It's just Docker.
814.
by LunaSea 3y ago
I can't say the same of the reserved instance team which is genuinely running a protection racket business.
815.
by LunaSea 3y ago
> Yes, cross-platform requires extra effort. Aaand you lost most companies. > Hell even Wine is more efficient an approach for cross-platform distribution. I'm sure that customers will be willing to install and run Wine.
816.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Yes, Gitlab is way evaluation is way overpriced. They're not even in the green yet.
817.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Depends on the period of life I presume. You might make a lot of money, but if you're a young adult, you might still need to buy a car, a house, get kids, etc. All of which cost a lot of money, to a point where you might not be able to
818.
by LunaSea 3y ago
What? No? They are behind all major tech companies and notoriously one of the worst employers too.
819.
by LunaSea 3y ago
> A big difference in my view is that OpenAI doesn't meaningfully "provide access" to all the text and art and everything in the world They do, juste look at all the art being generated that uses well known brands and char
820.
by LunaSea 3y ago
If Apple forbids non-Apple Store app stores, how can this legitimately be considered to be lead generation by Apple? That's like saying that highschools are doing lead generation for universities. Sure, kids going to university do inde
821.
by LunaSea 3y ago
A jockey needs to know what a horse is and how a horse lives, trains, runs, etc. A manager that has no technical knowledge is useless, like a jockey who doesn't see a difference between a poney and a horse or distinguish a healthy hors
822.
by LunaSea 3y ago
> Managers don’t really know what we do That looks a lot like incompetent management.
823.
by LunaSea 3y ago
I'm sure that they will be glad to have the fastest site on the web. Don't mind them being in debt though.
824.
by LunaSea 3y ago
As far as I know, floor heating is bad for blood flow and can cause various health issues.
825.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Great, thanks!
826.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Are there good reference books on solver implementations? I tried diving into the subject using online references but found them lacking in context and explanations sometimes.
827.
by LunaSea 3y ago
The amount of memory leaks I got while diving into Polars tell a different story.
828.
by LunaSea 3y ago
> Today the largest context window for GPT-4 is 128k tokens. That's around 300 pages of English text. It's a lot of code! It really isn't. I just did a test with a random TypeScript file with 400 lines of code which transl
829.
by LunaSea 3y ago
> No: they are benefiting from it as they (most of the time) load their batteries when electricity is cheap, and discharge it into the grid when it is rare and therefore expensive. This would only work if the added charge on night-time e
830.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Not sure why you are getting downvoted, this is absolutely correct.
831.
by LunaSea 3y ago
This would definitely not work in most bug cases just based on the fact that context size is too short and models too dumb. If you have a "can't access key 'foo' of undefined" error, adding a check if the object is
832.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Because logs contain also unexpected errors which could have personal data or product internal details which could leak to the outside.
833.
by LunaSea 3y ago
How are you able to recommend content to a user without having previously asked for consent? Either you have no data and so no information to tune your recommendations or you have data in which case you needed to request for consent
834.
by LunaSea 3y ago
So electric car owners are in effect sponsoring electricity storage?
835.
by LunaSea 3y ago
> Given that the average electric car battery can power the average home for quite a while (days), and that other EV batteries will be online... Regular houses are too small to make it possible to install enough solar to charge the car t
836.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Who cares if they work after 15 years? It's not like people buy Rolexes to keep track of time.
837.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Sure, but if the original are not safer than the digital versions and also less practical, than maybe that's an argument for digital-only. With more redundancies, multi-location replication and all that jazz of course.
838.
by LunaSea 3y ago
Cries in flooded, moist or burnt down physical archives.
839.
by LunaSea 3y ago
I have troubles seeing how this is possible. $220 dollars per instance gets you 8Gb of RAM which is way, way, below the index size if you are indexing billions of vectors.
840.
by LunaSea 3y ago
How would a third-party YouTube frontend qualify as a competitor? They would beat little to none of the video hosting and serving costs. It's basically adding one more middleman, just like most energy companies in Europe.

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