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by cpa 4y ago
That's the value prop of large language models (and here, of OpenAI's LLM): because it's been trained on some "somehow sufficiently large" corpus of data, it has internalized a lot of real world concepts, in a &quot
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by cpa 4y ago
You need 3 things : a query, a corpus of text to be searched against and a language model that can map text to vectors ("compute the embedding"). Morally, when you get a query, you compute its embedding (through an API call) and r
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Yes, Crypto Is All a Scam(stephendiehl.com)
238 points by cpa 4y ago|384 comments
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by cpa 4y ago
> How can the same organization be behind this? That's not specific to the EU. When it comes to national governments, each ministry/department often has conflicting goals. So, when digital issues are tackled by the Interior Min
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by cpa 4y ago
I think they were thinking of illegal drugs, which you generally can't possess. Maybe the act of consumption is not illegal per se, though, I'm not sure.
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by cpa 4y ago
The Stable Diffusion suit alleges copyright infringement, stating that, “The resulting image is necessarily a derivative work, because it is generated exclusively from a combination of the conditioning data and the latent images, all of wh
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by cpa 4y ago
This is a handy trick that I've used on multiple occasions. However, it may not work on some corporate networks that filter URLs with more than a certain number of characters (I've encountered limits of 2048 and 4096 characters).
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by cpa 4y ago
Although I did not build it as in "I've coded it myself", I've designed and supervised the implementation of all the digital systems of the COVID vaccination campaign in France (supply management, logistics, side effects
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by cpa 6y ago
Funfact: PQ is short for toilet paper in French So libpq always cracks me up. But then again there's a theorem prover called Coq (which is indeed pronounced as you imagine, it means rooster) and it's been named by French researche
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by cpa 6y ago
It means in a cursory manner. edit: funny to see all that we all replied at the same time. Just to add to the conversation, "diagonal reading" is not just a Russian idiom, it also exists in French :)
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by cpa 7y ago
Some people call it tau! https://tauday.com/
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by cpa 7y ago
For those wondering: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Afsluitdijk,+Netherlands/@... Only after looking at the map did I realize how big it actually is.
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by cpa 7y ago
A few years ago, I found surprisingly difficult to sort a file that didn't fit in RAM in Python; I couldn't find any simple libraries for this kind of stuff. Disappointingly, I ended up writing my data to a text file, sorting with
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by cpa 7y ago
And the URL means "draw in elementary school" in French.
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by cpa 8y ago
And (B-A)/AB is just 1/A-1/B, which explains why some other countries have chosen to use gpm (or rather liter per 100 km).
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by cpa 8y ago
No you got it wrong, WiFi is controlled by greedy monopolies and he’s just being disruptive ;)
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WikiLeaked: Over 11,000 messages from private WikiLeaks chat released(emma.best)
1 points by cpa 8y ago|0 comments
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by cpa 8y ago
The app is developed for use within the government. In which case, a keylogger in the app makes as much sense as a keylogger on any civil servant's workstation or professional phone. At some point, if you work for the government you ha
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by cpa 9y ago
Maybe they can't, because their jobs require that they come in at 8 and leave by 5. Maybe they have kids that have to be brought to school at 8. You could say "just go to work an hour later in the winter", but that amounts to
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by cpa 9y ago
The fact that 85% on all new jobs are temporary contracts is nothing surprising, given that somebody with a permanent job (CDI) will usually stay much longer at her job. So for each permanent contract there will always be many more temporar
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by cpa 9y ago
There used to be a similar weather forecast in France, called "Météo marine". It was broadcasted until 2016 on one of the national radio station (France Inter) and had a cult-like following, even (especially?) among people that ha
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by cpa 9y ago
There's a link to Google Maps at the end of the article: https://www.google.com/maps/@25.8941446,39.4083335,721m/data...
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by cpa 9y ago
That sounds very sarcastic on his part.
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by cpa 9y ago
Try zsh + oh-my-zsh https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh I think the gif you linked is the vanilla oh-my-zsh theme.
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by cpa 10y ago
iPhone with integrated cover? Ugly, not cool, definitely not worth $700. That would never sell. iPhone? Sleek, thin, $700. Better put a cover to protect this piece of art! It drives crazy the engineer in me, but that's the way it is. A
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by cpa 10y ago
Totally agree. Which interpretation is correct is a decision for the Ethereum community to make (or whoever is in charge, I don't know muck about the governance). From the article: > The development community is proposing a soft for
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by cpa 10y ago
Obviously you're right, that's tautological! The "attacker" didn't do more than what the system allowed her to do. People have expectations about what the DAO is and isn't. I'd guess that very few people b
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by cpa 11y ago
Good practice would recommend adding /v1/ to your API url. The state of the boolean ecosystem is moving so fast that we have no idea what booleans will look like in 5 years!
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by cpa 11y ago
I'm french so I had to try it out! Although I got 90-100% on all words, I was able to get 50+% on most words doing what I think is a strong (but totally understandable) american accent in french. That was fun!
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by cpa 11y ago
As far as I can tell, "machin", "truc" and "bidule" (which all mean "stuff" in french) have the same meaning as "jawn". I wonder what's so different about "jawn", maybe it&#x2

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