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811.
by djoldman 2y ago
Lawyers: where's the class action lawsuit on behalf of therapists alleging a pattern of denial of payment?
812.
by djoldman 2y ago
> Allowing marginally slower service to rural areas, which often drag down on-time rates, could improve the agency’s delivery metrics, experts say. That's a funny way to think about it.
813.
by djoldman 2y ago
That's fine. Each edition is a new work and should be frozen when completed.
814.
by djoldman 2y ago
This isn't a problem. The translation is a new work. The original work in the original language stays frozen. Incidentally, the translation is treated the same and is frozen in the same manner.
815.
by djoldman 2y ago
> And sometimes we’re not sure if what we’re seeing even is an error. The following passage, from Philip K. Dick, displays a lot of creative use of language, but the “zommed” in the third line — while matching the print book — seems a bi
816.
by djoldman 2y ago
Anyone know if there is any way to find out what PAS cost the government?
817.
by djoldman 2y ago
Intuitive in hindsight but wasn't obvious to me prior to reading: > One group was allowed to use ChatGPT to solve the problem, the second group was told to use Meta’s Code Llama large language model (LLM), and the third group could
818.
by djoldman 2y ago
Definitely a limitation of word2vec as applied here. Something like SBERT addresses this.
819.
by djoldman 2y ago
Take everything a user says and encode it into some vector. That's "embedding." Then you encode a search query the same way and return the nearest N vectors/users. That's vector search. It seems they did the above f
820.
by djoldman 2y ago
How are cars usually stolen? Are they driven away using the car's power or hauled away using a tow truck?
821.
by djoldman 2y ago
> Prioritizing elective surgeries. Elective surgeries bring in more money, so sometimes hospitals prioritize beds for surgeries instead of sick patients waiting in the ER. Why aren't there facilities out there that just specialize i
822.
GraphRAG: Unlocking LLM discovery on narrative private data(microsoft.com)
2 points by djoldman 2y ago|0 comments
823.
by djoldman 2y ago
@wryl: I can't find a definition of the title term, "Software Crisis," anywhere in the post. Is it "...[the] growing complexity of software..."? It's difficult to reason about something with no definition.
824.
by djoldman 2y ago
A path is a line with zero or more curves, finite length, and zero width. A stroked path is a path with a non-zero width. Stroke expansion is going from a path to a stroked path. Turns out that the math is quite complex. I'm in search
825.
by djoldman 2y ago
Gotta like: > Stroke expansion is a global problem, with challenging constraints on continuity and correctness. Nonetheless, we implement it using a fully parallel algorithm suitable for execution in a GPU compute shader, with minimal pr
826.
Schotter – Georg Nees – Part 1(zellyn.com)
3 points by djoldman 2y ago|1 comments
827.
by djoldman 2y ago
A fantastic economist-sniping article with lots of spicy invective, proletariate vs bourgeoisie fun, and undercurrents of protectionism. All economic agents (producers, consumers, companies, living people) all want to pay nothing and get ev
828.
by djoldman 2y ago
Those are the times one gets the opposite of imposter syndrome.
829.
by djoldman 2y ago
> An open contact form on the internet is like leaving your front door wide open in a busy city. Sure, some people might wander in because they couldn't find your house number, but you'll also get lost tourists asking for direc
830.
by djoldman 2y ago
This "crap" coming through the door must be at least partially a result of price tiering and offering. You either: 1. Pay sales people to construct custom slices of services with custom prices and force them and your customers to
831.
by djoldman 2y ago
Anyone have a list of benchmarks that do not release the actual test set? Anyone else share the suspicion that ML rapidly approaching 100% on benchmarks is sometimes due to releasing the test set?
832.
by djoldman 2y ago
Tom Murphy VII is, on some very real vector of nerdy-ness/retro-ness/recursion-ness/detail-oriented-ness/easter-egg-making-ness/etc., a giant. No one I know of comes close.
833.
by djoldman 2y ago
> Deterministic evaluation. If you execute the same code twice, you will get the same results. In Python, the code won’t be deterministic if it relies on the output of functions like “id”, “hash”, if it iterates over a hashtable, if it h
834.
by djoldman 2y ago
Are there exceptions for police, fire fighters, elected officials, or other governmental employees? Are you allowed to do so for these people if they are acting in their official capacity?
835.
by djoldman 2y ago
Tabular statement: https://tabular.io/blog/tabular-is-joining-databricks/
836.
by djoldman 2y ago
https://archive.ph/mv9TY
837.
by djoldman 2y ago
(2020)
838.
by djoldman 2y ago
Eat your heart out: https://codeberg.org/ngn/k/src/branch/master/0.c
839.
by djoldman 2y ago
What happens if you sue the bank?
840.
by djoldman 2y ago
https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/2-indicted-85-million-n...

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