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Siira
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It can't change under you on a whim though, can't it? Unless you host it yourself.
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Thanks! Skipping the first few results (which, I don't know why, are at the top even though they don't have that many points), the rest is what I want.
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Do you mean the training data? So each book title must be present in the training labels, and new titles can't be learned automatically?
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Ask HN: How do I sort the HN submissions for a site by their scores?
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Can you also share the source code of the model and the site? I am starting to learn NLP, and I love indie applications like this.
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Yes, shorter queries return more relevant results. I think this was the first query that came to my mind: https://search.marginalia.nu/search?query=Best+%22harry+pott...
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And leave its citizens with what alternative? The smartphone OS duopoly is stronger than one authoritarian little shit.
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So the boss “predicted” his future employee’s jobs. Well done, Jobs!
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I remember the CSAM scandal being a US exclusive, so it’s more apt to say the illusion of privacy is a human right for the middle class.
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Bullshit. The Russians won’t be able to stop using iPhones, and with Apple out of Russia, the OS can be free from Russian influence.
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I tried some queries for Harry Potter fanfictions, and the results were pretty much completely unrelated. There weren’t that many results, either.
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The 24/7 thing is mostly the fault of the user’s usage habits and their notification settings.
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Since you are into this space, can you recommend some good free interactive courses?
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Most FP-heavy languages also have good support for metaprogramming, and have macros that imitate pipes (e.g., all lisps and Julia).
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As if anyone would have needed that if interoperable standards with FOSS implementations were around. It’s 2021 and there is still no file system that is safe, and works on both macOS and Windows.
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The origins of a word don’t quite determine the physical reality of the ideas around it.
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Also illegal in many countries, and not really practical for most people anyway.
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"Cheap effective training;" Pick two.
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Is there a guide on running it locally? I am currently using some classic algorithms to summarize my RSS feeds, but they aren’t very good.
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As if they would care for such details .
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The most basic question of all when banning private transactions between consenting third-parties is that why you are more qualified to judge the trade-offs of the trade than the participants, as the participants know their own values best,
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Considering there is no garbage collection for regulations, and incumbents apply huge pressure to further entrench bad tradeoffs, I see apps that subvert the laws and demonstrate immense benefits to both the workers and the consumers as pos
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“Security theatre.” Apple’s servers in China and their local photo scanning shows you clearly whose side they’re on.
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The assumption that “democracy” will be pro-fundamentalist is problematic on two fronts: - A lot of protests are anti-Islamic. - Democracy is still bound by its constitution to protect the minorities, so a democratically elected fundamental
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I don’t care that the evil company A has an obligation to evil company B to screw me. I just despise being screwed.
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I personally don't find the rent seeking in consoles acceptable either, but there are some important differences; Consoles are essentially subsidized PCs nowadays, so the seller is giving away the hardware and benefitting from long-ter
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Take a look at GNU Parallel. It’s magnificent.
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I think you’re confusing group rationality with individual rationality. There is never an individual incentive not to be individually rational, by definition. Bad Nash equilibria, in game-theoretic terms.
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So we just believe Apple. We can call it security by infinite-trust. Beats even security by obscurity!
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“Confusion” needs scare quotes badly.
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