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by bravura 4y ago
How do you evaluate a used laptop? I never buy used, and am curious how you kick the tires and determine if it’s a good buy or a lemon.
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by bravura 4y ago
Thank you for the citation. I don’t remember if the source was cited or if it was shared as received wisdom. Ps ripped off is quite harsh. Much of what I learned as a doctoral student was the biases absorbed and transmitted by my advisor, i
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by bravura 4y ago
I’m not talking about moderate vs vigorous exercise. Check my comment. I’m talking about exercise AND sleep/recovery AND stress. Ie a 360 view on your current mental and physical health. What I’m saying is that if you are thoughtful ab
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by bravura 4y ago
"If the goal is to lead a long and healthy life," then an active lifestyle with good sleep and stress management as described by GP means you begin tuning into your body much more. This increased body and mood awareness in turn pr
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by bravura 4y ago
My NLP/ML PhD advisor always said: "If a more senior person tells you that something can be done, they are almost definitely correct. If they tell you that something cannot be done, they are probably wrong."
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by bravura 4y ago
Yeah, okay, that's too far.
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by bravura 4y ago
I agree with many of the arguments in this thread: that model-gatekeeping while publishing approaches seems insincere and just seems like it's daring bad actors to replicate. However, a common refrain is that AI is like tools like hamm
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by bravura 4y ago
For remote companies, would you consider outsourcing if there were an outsourcing agency that were easy-to-use, fast, cheap, reliable and high-quality? (Assume for the sake of outsourcing that there were an outsourcing agency that didn&#x27
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by bravura 4y ago
Is there a good tool to fuzzily merge and de-dup multiple inboxes? Because otherwise I'm going to have to write it myself. I currently have a gmail inbox and hey inbox with partial duplicates in each. I'd like to merge and de-dup
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by bravura 4y ago
Yes. Unless you were raised in an environment very different than the world you are in today. e.g. your youth was in a hostile environment and now you are in a safe environment. Or your youth was in a safe environment and now you are in a h
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by bravura 4y ago
Additionally, privacy-preserving AI.
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by bravura 4y ago
This tired argument has been trotted out repeatedly, and isn't really funny anymore. It's just old and boring. For people like me who are new to JS and use these sorts of discussion to determine which technologies I should adopt f
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by bravura 4y ago
Rust Is The what? Inquiring minds want to know. Rust Is The Fuck doesn't parse. Did he mean RITFS, i.e. "Rust Is The Fucking Shit"? He probably didn't mean RITFBAEL, i.e. "Rust Is The Fucking Shit". What are we
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by bravura 4y ago
The argument you are missing: Your position is bespoke and incompatible. You don't use idioms in your C code. You use idiolect. Thus, you exist in your own universe and are a party of one. And the clue was something you might not expec
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by bravura 4y ago
Slack has an API, and thus does not require screen scraping.
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by bravura 4y ago
His illustrations make it enjoyable to read 30 men who beget each other in turn, or what look like endless log statements of various valuables, like 50 oxen, 30 gold ingots, 50 calfs, &cetera https://theslingsandarrows.com&#x
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by bravura 4y ago
How difficult is it to write a matrix-bridge? In particular, Upwork's chat is complete garbage, but the Upwork message API is only available to enterprise clients. Eric Migicovsky, founder of Beeper, suggested to build off an existing
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by bravura 4y ago
"These are... [the] originals?? The showed no corrections of any kind. Not one. It's simply written down music that was already finished in his head. As if he were *taking dictation*." I wrote C code by hand. Mind you, I wasn
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by bravura 4y ago
You could make the same argument that we all should learn assembly language, because when our C compilers produce bad assembly we'll have to rewrite it by hand. But I haven't written assembly in 30 years, and even then it was just
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by bravura 4y ago
Could we rename the title to: "Health insurers just published close to a trillion hospital prices" This post is lot more interesting and important than the current short title would suggest.
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by bravura 4y ago
This is cool. I'm a Python engineer (and ML person). I don't use pandas often, so when I do need it, I am constantly on stackoverflow.com and testing single lines at a time in Jupyter. I'd love a version of Mito where I could
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by bravura 4y ago
How did your friend catch the cheater at their private game?
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by bravura 4y ago
Can you recommend a reliable cable tester?
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by bravura 4y ago
This is so cool! What I would really love is to have multiple prompts. So, for example, prompt 1 is a fast moving description of the action. Prompt 2 is a slow moving fade between artistic style.
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by bravura 4y ago
Apparently, this release should include a Dockerfile for easier replicability.
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by bravura 4y ago
Top matches for "AI color grading" https://colourlab.ai/ https://www.color.io/match https://fylm.ai/
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by bravura 4y ago
Is there a colab or easy to use demo of this?
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by bravura 4y ago
What does "Passing is not allowed." mean?
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by bravura 4y ago
In the ninth century, the Buddhist sage Lin Chi told a monk, "If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him." I've been singlegänging around too long to let some upstart take the chalice. There can be only one.
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by bravura 4y ago
Thank you, but this notebook appears to use images generated from text prompts. I was interested in interpolating between two given images, without generating from text.

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