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by bluepoint 4y ago
All right, I did not know that, thanks! But then, I am not sure what this means. You have to speak in a particular way to get the output you want. For the next question, how do I know what key phrase to use? Is it like a programming languag
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Not really. I saw so many posts on ChatGPT these days that I went to try it out. Input> There are 3 events, A, B and C. They happen at different times. Event A happens after event B. Can you give me all the possible orderings of the thre
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by bluepoint 4y ago
I was trying to save that search, but I accept your advice.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Some people here a few days ago recommended kagi, a paid service with a limited free option. I have been trying it and so far the results seem great!
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by bluepoint 4y ago
I don’t know if everyone knows that SEO stands for search engine optimization and it is > the process of maximizing the number of visitors to a particular website by ensuring that the site appears high on the list of results returned by
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Thank you! In a previous job I was doing the equivalent of integration testing and the very young collaborators were bashing me and demanded that I contribute to small random and useless (according to them even) tests that were not really t
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by bluepoint 4y ago
http://www.helenos.org/wiki/FAQ I find the FAQ to be more enlightening than this page. It explains what it is used for (OS research research in Charles University, Prague) and how it is different than other operating s
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by bluepoint 4y ago
> Twitter reportedly no longer has a communications department to relay information to the media. Doesn’t look good.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
My relatively amateur take is that the REPL and the debugging experience seem powerful. I would like to know how they compete with other languages. The REPL is the center of everything and it enables you to change functions on a running pro
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Let alone that it appears on any forum that ever mentions haskell these days.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Next time I see reels of fancy houses or hotels I will imagine that there are maid-ghosts running away from the camera’s view.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Interesting. I would suppose however that hotels have facilities (like, many backdoors) that can support such work, but households not necessarily?
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by bluepoint 4y ago
> She was hired in 2019 for a housekeeping role that required her to "work around a family without being seen", according to the complaint. Is this is a common requirement for a housekeeper to act like a burglar?
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Ex physicist (PhD, theory and computation). Limited experience as a data scientist. I love computational challenges. Interested in algorithms and computer languages (spent my time with lisp and haskell even) Can work independently without s
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by bluepoint 4y ago
I am not sure, but greece has its own low quality and extremely cheap carbon so I doubt that they would import anything. The most likely relied on hydro powerplants for a few hours (they have several).
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by bluepoint 4y ago
> On Friday (7 October), for a period of around five hours, the country was running off entirely renewable power, reaching a record high of 3,106MWh at eight o’clock (GMT). It was for 5 hours. > Renewables made up 46% of Greece’s powe
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by bluepoint 4y ago
In my opinion any activity that requires flexibility, force, coordination and speed is necessary for aging well. It can be acrobatics, martial arts, dancing, yoga, many sports. It is important to find something that you enjoy it by it self.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Latex is there and it works. People learn how to create their favorite macros and style files and once you have that you can mostly focus on the text. If you are interested in note taking you can try markdown with equations and when you nee
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by bluepoint 4y ago
No, it should be “Intel’s processor”, since Intel is not an adjective.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
yes.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
> The primary factor in the decline of French in Quebec is, according to Castonguay, the significant increase in immigration since 2000. Most immigrants speak english.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
People respond on motivations, therefore reporting about someone else’s lost item without any reward for them is unlikely.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
When I read this, my first thought was that by the time it made it to the front page it already has crashed then I clicked on it and yes indeed.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
I have a radical proposal. How about taking a drawing class which will allow your hand to express your thoughts in a better way and then scan the result? I believe that there is art in note taking and also visual communication and a skilled
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Is this like digital coupons?
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by bluepoint 4y ago
You can live relatively comfortable in Argentina for 7-8 years without working.
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by bluepoint 4y ago
For people over 40, alcohol is a matter of survival…
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by bluepoint 4y ago
> Concluding, will crypto die? Not likely, these things are like vampires, they seem to always rise up again from the dead. A bit off topic but I would like to read more examples of technological vampires or zombies!
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by bluepoint 4y ago
> The essence of monads is to use abstract types to enclose a mutable state, providing only a set of carefully-crafted combinators for using it in such a way that you can't duplicate the state but have to use it in a linear, non-bra
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by bluepoint 4y ago
Is it by any means possible, that some small “edge” laws are just written by people with a great sense of humor?

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