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by dacryn 3y ago
Is there a reason why those frameworks were suggested? There are many commercial offerings that greatly outperform open-source automl approaches. At my job we use Datarobot and its super impressive. There is Azure AutoML, Vertex Bigquery Au
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by dacryn 3y ago
nah, cables have their niche use cases. I for example like to ride my bicycle with some earbuds, the cables help me to wrap it around my helmet strap so they are very tight in my ear, and I don't have to worry about losing an airpod wh
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by dacryn 3y ago
3 years of major android updates and then only security updates are totally acceptable for me, as long as they are clear upfront about that
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by dacryn 3y ago
lexicographically sorting is of lower interest to me than the other advantages. yours would also require padding numbers with leading zeroes. If you need sorting, use a tool that understands dates, simple as that. Many tools do, just some c
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by dacryn 3y ago
I feel always conflicted about expedia. I travelled a lot with them before people pointed out that you get subpar rooms, and worse treatment. Like, a lot. 150 nights or so. And I do confirm those rumours, many subpar rooms, sleep next to el
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by dacryn 3y ago
Chrome is also very resource hungry. Its great, it lives on the principle that if a machine has 16gb of RAM, it'd be stupid not to use it. Some other browsers limit themselves to the minimum but lose performance. This is best for most
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by dacryn 3y ago
short term monetary gain for the politicians and companies? These things were always going to work out for at least another 5 years, likely 10. So why not go for it, earn yourself a few million, and let the next one clean it up? You only ne
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by dacryn 3y ago
Dont know OP, but I am playing pokemon scarlet on it, m1 max macbook 15, and its pinned at 30fps. Don't know if the game just wants to run at 30fps, or if my macbook can't go any faster. But since its stable at exactly 30, I assu
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by dacryn 3y ago
can you specify which one? There seem to be multiple courses by him
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by dacryn 3y ago
but thermal collectors are a lot cheaper than heat pumps, thats also important to consider
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by dacryn 3y ago
jupyterlab is a lot more popular than notebook in my workplace. There is literally no downside to using it over notebook, why would you prefer notebook at all? the file browsers, the terminal, the plugins, ... so much better
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by dacryn 3y ago
Zoho? Airbase? Rydoo?
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by dacryn 3y ago
shadowing is what instantly would have me reject a peer review. there is literally no excuse. inp is just standard in python, along with uin (user input), or sometimes also raw or iraw. You cannot win this battle. There is nothing wrong wit
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by dacryn 3y ago
at those form factors, they were quite price competitive. Yes many alternatives cost less, but if you want to tape them to the back of a TV that generates heat and has to be turned on 24/7 to display advertisements, video,..., they wer
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by dacryn 3y ago
I don't fully agree on this one. Linux has a wider attack vector since there are tons of packages out there. Yet the core has a lot of attention and many eyes on it, just because it is so open. Vulnerabilities get patched rather soone
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by dacryn 3y ago
is it? Because condensation is literally part of the definition of derivative, and basically the weights are a condensed form of the input data. It's some sort of lossy compression, when looking at it from the right point of view. Summ
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by dacryn 3y ago
wont that nearly kill your ssd if you do it for extended periods of time?
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by dacryn 3y ago
you have wok shaped induction plates that work extremely well It's a niche, I give you that, and the plate can only be used with specific sized woks, but they exist. https://maxima.com/en/induction-wok-wok-burner.h
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by dacryn 3y ago
I would assume the payment provider should handle those analytics, not the vendor
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most other countries have a customs/security process that is as fast as global entry. So everyone gets a good treatment most of the times. It's not pay for convenience, its a fair treatment for all. I honestly think global entry i
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by dacryn 3y ago
at some points it starts to resemble more of a lossy compression algorithm. The 'next most likely word' aspect of it all seem to encode entire sequences of text. Especially if it is a bit of a niche domain. Then these texts can be
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by dacryn 3y ago
as someone who worked for a car manufacturer, you are wrong. What people perceive as a quality car, is often a lack of understanding. Some think they are driving a fine car, but someone who pays attention notices that the door gaps are not
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by dacryn 3y ago
If my company is anything like the others, its very rarely the lowest bidder who wins at all. Usually there is some sort of RFI process, where they ask a few companies 'hey can you build this for us? What are the types of services you
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by dacryn 3y ago
if China invades taiwan, they have 5 good years left, and then they wont be able to buy new ASML machines anymore and are doomed.
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by dacryn 3y ago
those are unfair comparisons. They are franchises, not standalone projects. Much like you are more keen to see a video from a creator you have enjoyed in the past. The barrier to entry is lower. And the avengers have comic books as well as
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by dacryn 3y ago
I don't agree with this answer. I fully agree that documentation is important, needs to be correct and maintained. However, I do stand by the original poster saying that it is often a bad idea to enfroce javadoc style comments to autog
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by dacryn 3y ago
at this point, there is only 1 way to save reddit, and it's so drastic that they wont do it because the ones who need to do it are too blind or too far away * fire spez * promise a clear committed roadmap of mod tools * promise
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by dacryn 3y ago
same here, I love me some ggplot. Python for everything, but if I need to make something nice to look at, R makes my life so much easier, and the final touch in Affinity Designer/Photo. In jupyter it's trivial to mix and match pyt
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by dacryn 3y ago
Is it so unreasonable to charge 12k for 50mln requests? I don't know. Is it so unreasonable to charge 20m/year to a super popular iOS app? I don't know. Does apollo make money from this? Do they take advertisement income? Bu
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by dacryn 3y ago
Usually the pictures have a bit of small text next to them. Don't expect full stories or documentary style text. You're not supposed to read these books, but skim through the pages and look at the pictures. The text is only there

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