datascienced

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by datascienced 3y ago
Before getting deep in Rabbit holes and paying $1k to fine tune something, consider using OpenAI assistants API. You can experiment with it in the Playground without writing code and that itself might be enough! Or write some code to put yo
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by datascienced 3y ago
As the meme says: why not have both, or even an extension to HTML for a permanent reference that your browser can then resolve using the least defunkt current resolver.
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by datascienced 3y ago
Yeah if you tried to revert stuff that was done weeks ago on a relatively small team you know how much painstaking work it can be.
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by datascienced 3y ago
The identity function!
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by datascienced 3y ago
I thought Adobe Flex was damn cool. Guess Apple killed Flash killed this. I think there is an Apache version still around. React’s market share would make it irrelevant on the web though.
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by datascienced 3y ago
If academic papers were published in HTML with living links on the web it would help. Hypertext solves this but are they not allowed to use modern (1990s+) technology?
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by datascienced 3y ago
true. maybe stage hypnotists too
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by datascienced 3y ago
The only career where you are concerned about if someone is conscious is boxing.
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by datascienced 3y ago
Just to note Reactivity vs. event handling soup and web/desktop are orthogonal.
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by datascienced 3y ago
Wouldn’t WebGPU be the key to unlocking speed?
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by datascienced 3y ago
C++, CUDA apis?
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by datascienced 3y ago
I appreciate this reply, thanks!
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by datascienced 3y ago
How well does it handle having repeating collections, or complex state interactions that something like React can handle beautifully. Or reactivity (for example a feed of live production system information updating a display with lists if c
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by datascienced 3y ago
Yeah it could be a speeding fine caused by a faulty detector after all!
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by datascienced 3y ago
What, another “computer says no; you is criminal” connected with Royal Mail?
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by datascienced 3y ago
If only there were a way in computer science to guarantee you couldn’t misuse a value. Then you wouldn’t need to rely on using UB to scare people into not making a mistake. (A dig at Go not your comment :-)
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by datascienced 3y ago
The old fashioned screwdriver has it right. Why fiddle with charging batteries, using a chuck and selecting direction when you can just pick up a ol’ screwdriver and get going! … assembles an appartments worth of new Ikea furniture… Oh!
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by datascienced 3y ago
A bit unfair. This isn’t a slimey linked in post.
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by datascienced 3y ago
A lazy developer is a good developer after all
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by datascienced 3y ago
Most of the time no, they self select out of it and “go back to coding again”.
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by datascienced 3y ago
I would hate random promotions. They might then actually promote me. Increasing salary is a different matter; please do that!
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by datascienced 3y ago
Maybe Yes? If the “game engine” is a military sim system.
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by datascienced 3y ago
You are asking for a counterexample but I think s/he was asking for what assurances the software can provide. Is it proven to be perfect, bug free in both specification and the physical analysis? Remember compared to you assume we are
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by datascienced 3y ago
In Australia it seems like a credit card contactless is limited (was AU$100 or fifty quid if you like) but now might be more. But the apple pay is way higher I have spent over $1k on it before. Probably because there is at least another lay
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by datascienced 3y ago
Lambda? Digital ocean app service? Azure containers? I guess it is proprietary tech though which might be off putting.
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by datascienced 3y ago
Is there a job where ops people do more of that and data science do more of the stats and machine learning design?