NotMichaelBay

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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
It's not perfect, but Excel can track changes by multiple users. Excel files shared on OneDrive/SharePoint allow multiple people to simultaneously update the data, and it tracks each individual change by each user.
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
I was under the impression that this model does support caching. The pricing page says the cost of input tokens (cache hit) is $0.028.
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
> almost identical circumstances That is a stretch, "similar" is a better characterization. The Wikipedia article says he made the comments days after 9/11, and advertisers withdrew and the show suffered as a result, but t
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
Okay, that makes sense. But the monitoring software should capture the connection request to the VPN or Remote VM?
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
Since it seems to have been glossed over in the court transcript, can anyone explain how exactly a VM or client for remote VM could be used to bypass the monitoring? Wouldn't the monitoring software capture any application's netwo
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
Agreed, the Trump administration is _heavily_ leaning on this as evidence to support their argument that "Biden's economy" was a "disaster": > Today, the BLS released the largest downward revision on record provi
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
why use many word, etc
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
I don't think this reasoning holds up anymore now that somewhat polished prototypes are so cheap to create and change. Maybe not everyone is aware of that yet but eventually it will be common knowledge.
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
It can behave just like a senior role would - produce the set of steps for the junior to follow, and assess if the junior appears stuck at any particular step.
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by NotMichaelBay 1y ago
It's so elegant. Even in failure, it's still operational.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
> We just attribute everything to disinformation The full effect that disinformation has had on Americans is probably impossible to measure, but with evidence like the Mueller report, you cannot deny that it has had some tangible effect.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
I think what we know about disinformation shows people don't have to actually be bullied, they just have to think they're being bullied. Disinformation is cheap and apparently yields great returns.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
Pump the brakes there comrade. You may live in America, but you don't get to speak for Americans.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
I'm not really sure what you're trying to say. There have been a lot of events since the inauguration that are unprecedented, and that is indeed important.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
Natural gas furnaces can leak CO
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
> idk how we can have the mindset that this is all pointless, if you never make any effort to cut wasteful spending So you've never heard of the Government Accountability Office, huh? This is literally its purpose.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
Knowledge and skill are two different things. Sometimes interviewers test that you know how to do something, when in practice it's irrelevant if you A) know how to retrieve that knowledge and B) know when to retrieve it.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
> focusing on matters such as veganism and artificial intelligence destroying humanity Not sure if they are proponents of veganism or if they think it will, in addition to AI, destroy humanity.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
Written by Perd Hapley
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
Excel add-ins can be written with the Office JS API so that they can run on web as well as desktop for Windows and Mac. But I don't think OP's add-in is possible with that API unless the local model can be run in JS.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
If anyone would like to try an alternative to Copilot for Excel, I've been working on an addin that is designed more for advanced users who know what they want. It's currently free while it's in beta and I gather feedback to
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
To use an example from history, Hitler was convicted and served prison time for attempting a coup. He was able to use the trial to spread his ideas. He rose back to power over the next several years due to his and the Nazi Party's popu
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
I'm aware the felonies were from New York. Despite that, he still made it on the ballot in New York, didn't he? Do you not find it _insane_ that he was awaiting a federal trial to determine whether he was guilty of interference in
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
For that price, it's gonna somehow have to be included in _every_ holiday.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
They are, apparently, which is why it's a failure. He was also awaiting trial for interference in the previous election. The irony would be amusing if it weren't so seriously wrong.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
The candidate who was just voted into power is a convicted felon awaiting sentencing and also awaiting 2(?) other criminal trials which are now probably going to just disappear. It's objectively a failure of democracy.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
I have no idea what you're talking about. Some examples would help your argument.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
It might be fine for casual players, but it would prevent serious and pro players from getting into the game. In Counter-Strike, for example, pro players (and other serious players) practice specific grenade throws so they can use them reli
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
That was my first thought too; I just tested and Claude Artifacts do show both the preview & code.
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by NotMichaelBay 2y ago
It's not exactly a false positive. It's just a level of indirection, 1 more search by the constant name to find usages. What you sacrifice there you gain by having the compiler help find typos and the IDE help with autocompletion.

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