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by ahoka 2y ago
The secret is a low baseline.
392.
by ahoka 2y ago
I'm pretty sure that was not the case.
393.
by ahoka 2y ago
That's actually not reasonable.
394.
by ahoka 2y ago
No, for English you should obviously use the flag of the largest country that uses it as an official language: India.
395.
by ahoka 2y ago
Example from the readme: ‘Updated file1.txt with new content.’ Huh?
396.
by ahoka 2y ago
The parent comment did not talk about a passport shot, but something that you can use in a professional setting to represent yourself.
397.
by ahoka 2y ago
Of course they would make a half assed Siri Search. Oh wait, that might work.
398.
by ahoka 2y ago
Apache is generally a collection of over-engineered abandonware.
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by ahoka 2y ago
The whole article is bullshit. It doesn’t mean anything.
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by ahoka 2y ago
Good luck connecting to a human at Meta. Even the CEO is a cyborg.
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by ahoka 2y ago
I think because LLMs are convincingly good at natural language tasks, humans tend to anthropomorphize them. Due to this, it often is assumed that they are good at everything humans are capable of.
402.
by ahoka 2y ago
That’s not exactly how PostgreSQL works. This is true only at certain isolation levels.
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by ahoka 2y ago
I can recommend Adrian Colyer‘s excellent The Morning Paper blog: https://blog.acolyer.org/
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by ahoka 2y ago
I think the best “debugging” skill is to think about the problem first and choose a solution that makes the corner cases impossible. Dijkstra smiles on you!
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by ahoka 2y ago
What prevents bad actors from detecting that the request is coming from MS and returning pictures of kittens, but the most wicked malware otherwise? You don’t actually have to answer.
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by ahoka 2y ago
Should individuals routinely risk their own livelihood to benefit a select few capitalist? Does this improve the life of the average American? Seeing how they vote it seems generally it does not?
407.
by ahoka 2y ago
Yeah, putting a good screen in a ThinkPad? What are they thinking?! Nothing is sacred anymore.
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by ahoka 2y ago
It’s from the Open Project’s Annual Statistic Survey, I believe. /s
409.
by ahoka 2y ago
I thought this was actually a good question, so I have trued to look it up. If I understand correctly the CPU tells the scheduler! I could not find exactly how though, maybe an MSR?
410.
by ahoka 2y ago
I guess the Mexican border has something to do with it?
411.
by ahoka 2y ago
I guess this is still very useful if you are blind.
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by ahoka 2y ago
Gnomes technically does not have a dock, though.
413.
by ahoka 2y ago
Sustaining what?
414.
by ahoka 2y ago
It’s surely not what they meant!
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by ahoka 2y ago
“Free speech defenders' position is that speech you don't like should not be fought by censorship, but should instead be fought by speech you do like, which is what what they're funding.” This is where they are wrong. Not doi
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by ahoka 2y ago
It's even easier if you just remember that left and right in fold means left associative and right associative application of the function.
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by ahoka 2y ago
The industry standard was 40% accepted the last time I checked. Correct could be a bit lower, so maybe 1/3? It’s like having to delete the auto-closed parenthesis more often than not.
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by ahoka 2y ago
But Meta AI is not Instagram, so it’s not even first party?
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by ahoka 2y ago
C semantics are far from simple.
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by ahoka 2y ago
As others had said: the higher the frequency, the less it penetrates walls, so congestion will be less of a problem.

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