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I think it makes more sense to focus on the benchmarks. Benchmarks change less often than the underlying algorithms/models, and they are easier to follow. Once a model performs consistently well on a given benchmarks over several years
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I asked myself the same question some weeks ago, and I did a bit of basic research. I didn't keep the sources, but I found there are 2 types of sequencing : "draft" and "full". From what I found, prices are quickly
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8y ago
Launch of the 22th July was at night too and they recovered the first stage as usual
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8y ago
Would building the compiler on cloud instances help? If the compiler is built in Rust, I guess it would efficiently use several dozens of cores and gigabytes of RAM
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8y ago
What about basing the decision on the API unit tests ? Combined with API signatures hashes, maybe there would be enough information to deduce minor changes, bug fixes and major changes
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8y ago
I'm not sure about the actual intent of the grand-parent, but I think it was referring to insight that a larger audience can understand. I have a CS degree, and I don't know what is "Hadamard", "Bell state", et
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8y ago
It would be interesting to compare the experience with a recent and updated Android phone, with the Google Keyboard. My bet is that Google's one is better at it, and improves rapidly. (I don't speak Japanese, sadly)
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> - AMT can be disabled (and is by default) The devices which have the feature enabled are probably business devices and the feature is used to manage them. Business devices are good value targets, I guess. Edit : I guess those devices w
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I disagree. It doesn't make sense to say "in Europe" when talking about laws. Eventually "European Union", but the fact that the parent used "Europe" is a signal that it could be simply fake information or
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8y ago
> for example publishes an endpoint discovery document. This is much easier than building a versioning-layer into your application router. How is that different than having only 1 version of the API and updating it? Clients code will sti
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> I guess what meant here is that one should never make mistake of assuming that a highly reliable system can be built. Wrong guess imho. It means building highly reliable systems requires knowledge and experiences. Trying to build them
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Egypt targets social media with new law
(reuters.com)
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My model is basic, but at $1200/day per consultant, with 100 consultants, that's still about 4160 days, or about 11 years. Not what I would consider fast.
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Would it be a lot of work to have a parallel partition which is updated and swaped? If something goes wrong you simply boot the old partition. Like on new Android devices : https://source.android.com/devices/tech/o
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When I talk about environment and legacy, I talk about your parents, your grand-parents and your grand-grand-parents. If you are born Germans and your parents are Germans since generations, there are higher chances they teached you how the
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> I think many don't understand how money works and that money is just a number. So few people think strategically about their salaries and just accept their circumstances. You should be more humble. You are on an "hacker"
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Hi, I agree with you about reverse engineering the giants, it is one way of acquiring knowledge. However I disagree on : > If AWS/GCE/Azure (or any other major software vendor) is offering a service or a feature, then it is alm
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> Check my submission history to see the sorts of things I try to do at HN if you're curious what my agenda here is. I don't care where you come from, I'm judging the arguments in this thread. > My CircleCI2 flow got en
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You sound like a marketer trying to sell a fridge on a phone call. > Why complicate your real program with that? Offload it to dhall and you get a consistent configuration for free! Why complicate my projects pipeline and force my team
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What I meant is, even if democracy isn't perfect (see the Brexit case), a form of democracy maybe a better system in some situation than the dictatorship of one person.
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Things have to change at some point, that's why Guido is taking a permanent vacation.
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I don't care about pg tho
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Why do voters change their minds in second referendums on EU treaties?
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> I'm not sure anyone is philosophically attached to "all balances are visible". I don't know either about others, but to me it looks like hiding balances is a regression. Why would you hide your balance, unless you w
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That is what I thought too. I read HN since so many years. Perfect example of a rating system turning into a bad censorship.
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Some people on Internet are reconsidering a second vote for the Brexit, while that PEP didn't even have a vote at all, given it was a dictatorship so far. Guido wrote the principles of Python, the principles should outlive his reign. :
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If Guido wasn't himself while writing the PEP572, I ask for a new vote about the PEP572. I vote against it, the PEP572 should not be implemented. To me, it seems a restricted variant on the specific cases "if" and "while
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Thank you for the explanation. Those are valid and understandable points. I'm however kind of worried that the comments are sampled. I'm sure there are tools out there that will find duplicates, cluster similar comments together,
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May I ask why should the FCC restrict comments? Isn't an argument valid or invalid no matter who or what posted it?
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> Somebody was spending real money to make it do so. Unlikely for a false flag That doesn't tell you anything about who paid for that sponsored content.
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