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Pamar
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I am on the move so I cannot check the video (but I did skim the pdf). Is there any chance to see an example of this technique? Just a toy/trivial example would be great, TIA!
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Time to trot out a recent experience with ChatGPT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44167998 TBH I haven't tried to learn anything from it, but for now I still prefer to use it as a brainstorming "partner&qu
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Am I the only one that remembers how Microsoft tried to convince everyone to adopt .Net because this way you could have teams where one member could use J#, another use Fortran.Net (or whatever the name was) and old chaps could still contri
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_(programming_language) - it was mandated for some projects both by NATO and US DoD.
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Awesome transcript! Thanks a lot!
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Condensed version will be more than adequate, thanks!
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I would like to read a complete example if you want to share (I am not disputing yourbpoint, I'd just to understand better because this is not my field so I cannot immediately map your comment to my own experience)
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Atlas of Sundials
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The Condec Annual Report 1969
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The Empty House - Sherlock Holmes, for King and Country
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I am Italian, and I have some interest in Japanese history/culture. So when I saw a completely unknown city I googled it up because I was wondering what it actually had in common with Venice (I mean, a Japanese version of Venice would
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I asked "What version/model are you running, atm" (I have a for-free account on OpenAI, what I have seen so far will not justify a 20$ monthly fee - IN MY CASE). Answer: "gpt-4-turbo". HTH.
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Partially OT: Yesterday I asked Chat GPT which was the Japanese Twin City for Venice (Italy). This was just a quick offhand question because I needed the answer for a post on IG, so not exactly a death or life situation. Answer: Kagoshima.
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Well, if a party has enough votes to pass such a law, it means that the majority of the society has no problems with that. Conversely, if this hypothetical party had a secret agenda to pass the law when they get elected, but they kept this
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Maybe I misunderstand your point but... if these people are not citizens (i.e. they need a VISA) how could they actually vote for whatever party proposing this?
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Same first name? For twins? I find it very difficult to believe this is not prevented by some law.
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How Are Companies Using AI Agents? Here's a Look at Five Early Users of the Bots
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Ashio mine and Japan's first ecologist (2007)
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Personally I am trying to see if we can leverage AI to help write design documents instead of code, based on a fairly large library of human (poorly) written design documents and bug reports.
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Maybe your point is valid for other situations, but believe me, letting someone getting on a plane after their names has been removed from the Flight Manifest (passengers list) will have very bad consequences for everyone involved. Starting
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Transcript: https://www.npr.org/transcripts/1245530783
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How Much for That Egg [Audio]
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See above: let's say that on Frankfurt-Hannover and back you get on average 52 passengers a day, and Hannover-London is more or less the same, while people flying Frankfurt-Heathrow are so numerous that direct flights are always full a
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Airlines tend to work like this: at the start of the "season" analyst define the margin for each seatbof each departure. Let's say that for Sunday flight from Venice to Hamburg, Economy, your target is 112€. (For simplicity I
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Because they could use the now "vacated" seats for: - Last minute travellers (who pay significantly higher for this) - move their own personnel from B to A - alleviating problems caused by overbooking, canceled flights, delayed fl
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If you are answering to my Berlin->Györ example: Yes, it is not exactly the same thing but the point is: by getting off at B you are making the B->C flight travel with a wasted (empty) seat. Which they would have preferred to either
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This was a fabricated example, actually: I work in tourism not in logistic (but I have friends in that field). My point was that to the layman this does not make any sense while if you are managing a shipping company you soon realize that s
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The full explanation would take a wall of text (and still let you unconvinced because you feel entitled to do as you please, probably). Super-condensed version: civilian flight are a pretty difficult "product" to handle efficientl
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This is just an oversimplification though. If you had any experience about travel industry (or logistics) you would understand things much better. Here is an example for you (from logistics): Sending a truck from Berlin to - say - Györ may
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I was not trying to dispute the accountability part. Btw my company was hit by the delayed opening of BER airport. Colleagues had to rebook thousands of tickets because the BER iata code had to be "retconned" to use TXL again... s
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