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bob_theslob646
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1y ago
Do the problems you highlighted still appear with higher quality training data?
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If someone enjoyed learning about this, where should I suggest they start to learn more about embeddings?
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1y ago
Why did you reduce your carb intake?
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1y ago
What's openrouter?
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This article did such a disservice in describing how gamers were helping cure disease. I had to dig further. In the article linked, it does a much better job of explaining in my opinion. "Paradigm Shift in Designing Therapeutics This k
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> July 2025: You won't be able to use the autofill password function. > August 2025: You'll no longer be able to use saved passwords There has to be some sort of cost benefits analysis for this as this will certainly piss a
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>a) They won't use AI to fact check reports submitted when those reports stand to make them money. They may not, but an outside vendor will. Most munis in the US usually have an outside party process their parking tickets
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That website is a crazy labor of love. Pretty dope! Nice work Sidenote, driving from Kona Airport south ( big Island) at night is one of the scariest things I have done with all the winding turns and hairpin like turns as well. Reminds me o
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Most of NYC has cameras. The timestamp and location data from those can be linked. You could also have multiple references to validate via crowdscoring. You can also find people who are bad actors to decentivize them from mass reporting.
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>Dropping glitter or slime on the National Guard would be incredibly provocative, childish and counterproductive. And Flashbangs and Teargas is not? "LOS ANGELES (AP) — After federal immigration authorities arrested dozens of people
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1y ago
Have you found a solution to mass export notes?
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Isn't it against the law in the United States to use outside channels for government communications? Wasn't this the whole scandal about Clinton? Please correct me if I am wrong.
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How is that possible?
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>Folks will start to use longer bats then and crowd the plate. (Rule 3.02 states that bats cannot be more than 2.61 inches in diameter and 42 inches in length.) [ https://www.mlb.com/news/baseball-bat-history#:~:text=
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Do you have a source for this?
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2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34268536
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2y ago
Am I the only one that read that title in Dr.Evil's voice? All kidding aside. This looks promising
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2y ago
The population of New York City in 1949 was 14,892,000 It's definitely under capacity by that metric. https://www.wnyc.org/story/subway-ridership-hits-65-year-hig... The only issue is that then it arguably had a m
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I wonder if there was a way to calculate how many more passengers they could serve if they had faster trains?
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You're conveniently forgetting out the nuance of the MTA. You do recall that the top person in the world for Transit quit because of the bureaucracy there, right? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-43561378
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Well it depends because they added the Grand Central line so that you can get from the middle of Manhattan to Queens fairly quickly as Grand Central stop at Jamaica station on the Long Island railroad which is a hack to getting to JFK witho
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According to chatgpt, the max speed is higher than what you stated and is 155mph before needing to slow down.
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2y ago
Why do you think that this will not reach the market anytime soon?
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The whole situation is absolutely tragic. Another bright, talented individual taken to soon. Please, if you haven't, tell your friends and family you love them every chance you get. RIP Felix. Gone but not forgotten.
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Do you have any other advice that was not covered in that book that you think would be helpful to know about for a first time parent?
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2y ago
I would gladly take your course if you offered it.
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When you did this, I am assuming you cut the audio off around 5 mins? https://github.com/google-gemini/generative-ai-js/issues/269...
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> Also, sea turtles cry 8 litres an hour "Turtles cry because they’re eating. No, really! The example that Czerski uses is a turtle eating jellyfish. Less than one percent of jellyfish is organic material and a turtle (the author us
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What skills do you need to run your own rack?
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What does it cost to actually run them though? It must be pretty costly
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