TheGeminon

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by TheGeminon 3y ago
There will probably be overlap. If you are an Azure customer you use Azure, if not you use OpenAI.
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by TheGeminon 3y ago
We do have gc.ca, but I think it’s maybe legacy? https://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/tbsc-fsco/sc-hme.jsp?lang=en... works but servicecanada.gc.ca redirects to canada.ca
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by TheGeminon 3y ago
Yes, any change in embedding models will make the embeddings incompatible (they may still work somewhat if the model architecture is similar), but unless you have massive amounts of data the embedding itself generally doesn’t take too long.
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by TheGeminon 3y ago
The pendulum swing is common in any system, and is a really effective mechanism for evaluation. You almost always want somewhere in the middle, but it’s often much easier to move back after a large jump in one direction than to push towards
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by TheGeminon 3y ago
I think this is likely more of an energy storage project, rather than an energy production one (which seems to be the stance the article takes). At grid-level, battery tech is challenging, requiring technologies like pumped storage that req
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by TheGeminon 3y ago
I've also then seen the stevia-sweetened products advertised as "No added sugar and no artificial sweeteners", which is infuriating when searching for unsweetened (or under-sweetened) products.
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Thats also balanced by the fact that many postings are for multiple positions (though I would probably still tip it towards more job seekers)
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Took a look at them in Wayback, and the images of other women look similarly styled (could be other models?), and the numbers and testpat images use the Lena image as part of them.
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Slap means really good in this context, e.g. "this song really slaps". This makes me want to make a generational/chronological slang chart now
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
If all of their friends are socializing mostly, or exclusively, on social media then it could definitely be worse. They could easily miss out on in-person social interactions that are planned on social media as well, or just feel out of the
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
One example would be a project like Folding@Home but with much more sensitive/personal information. Organizations/universities could compute on data provided by a custodian organization without having to care about data handling.
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
It would be useful to have control data sets as well, from those without cancer/illness. This is a problem in a lot of medical research where those affected with an ailment are much more likely to share data, participate in trials, and
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
I’ve personally never worked on one much, but you have to keep (at least) two branches active for a release. Main development would happen on a shared feature branch (to be larger merged), but you also need to keep master/main updated
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Available food/calorie supply has dramatically increased over time[0] so many ancestors probably didn’t have the opportunity to get fat even if they had the genes. [0] https://ourworldindata.org/food-supply
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Ideally in a system like this, you don't just look at a single user and a single point (e.g. 100x data transfer in a day), you build out scoring based on a multitude of factors and across related agents/assets, and hopefully you h
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
I think it’s because the free and OSS tools are of such a high quality for developers. There is a much bigger chasm between GIMP and Photoshop than there is between VS Code (with plugins) and JetBrains. It’s hard for many to get over the fa
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Some car rentals at airports will ask for flight information as well, so they may take into account the inbound flight.
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
I think they are intentionally being vague to encompass as much as possible in their theoretical “diversified portfolio”. I think their goal is to prove that Meta’s negative impact was so broad that most investors had some sort of negative
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
While it doesn't have a ton of power, the Vive Flow[0] seems like a great form factor. A few more years of miniaturization and advancements, you will probably see some much more capable VR headsets in a more glasses-like form. They wei
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
You could allow for community tagging and upvote/downvote on tags, which would reduce the moderation requirement (hopefully).
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Don't know if it is their intention, but this is probably more of a cost-cutting measure than a revenue-increasing one (or maybe even a technical one, with their data strategy/partitioning it may be much easier to do everything ti
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
It’s where employees can find it, not necessarily having it public (which probably is a bad idea).
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
“This is FUD because it’s already happening and there is nothing you can do about it” is a weird take. Just because something is possible doesn’t mean that making it harder isn’t worthwhile. Perfect is the enemy of good, after all.
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
Hydrogen is essentially a headless storefront, you have complete control over how your storefront is rendered, but it does come with boilerplate and helpers for some standard primitives that most people will want (e.g. carts). Custom themes
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by TheGeminon 4y ago
I haven’t read the actual report, but I would imagine a scenario like this would be possible: 1. Mallory registers an account for alice@example.com using a password. 2. Alice receives an account activation email, but doesn’t do anything abo
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by TheGeminon 5y ago
Having a separate GUI Domain is going to be a big win for Qubes IMO. When testing out on my own devices, it was practically impossible to make UI changes (e.g. installing a menu-bar, switching to a different WM) without significant risks to
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by TheGeminon 5y ago
This is more likely targeting phishing messages coming from NSO Group to victims, rather than communication between NSO members.
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by TheGeminon 5y ago
> Instead, the mother delivers and the neonate’s growth rate slows relative to its fetal growth rate, keeping both the offspring’s and the mother’s energy requirements in check. Growth rate slows after birth, so that would account for so
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by TheGeminon 5y ago
What React-specific stuff does Tailwind have? It's a purely CSS framework.
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by TheGeminon 5y ago
I feel like this is a great use-case for WASM, being able to push down fully features apps that can run locally.

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