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Something that concerns me the most is how are we going to train new generations. I teached a course at the university and many students just chatgpted everything, without any critical thinking. It doesn't matter how many times you sho
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2y ago
It would have been nice a comparison with pgvectorscale, which uses binary quantization and StreamingDiskANN.
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Too bad the details how it works aren't available yet: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/aurora-dsql/latest/userguide/get... Stay Tuned We're sorry. The documentation you are looking for is not
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2y ago
It doesn't have to be. In Costa Rica the Central Bank has their own CA for the same purpose. We need to download the certificates ourselves. It is inconvenient, but an error by that CA won't propagate to the rest of the world.
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Problem is: some people will demand their free speech rights are being violated. The legal system is a weak guarantee: just check how the legal system works in a dictatorship. Or if a political faction decide to throw a lot of money into fa
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2y ago
Costa Rica is not in the EU and we were discriminated as well.
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2y ago
Some years ago I started doing graphs of code contributions across the year (yeah, wrong thing to measure, I know). A funny thing is that people considered "high performers" could be made the worse performers depending on how you
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2y ago
That is the kind of stuff I would have expected `go vet` to fix.
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2y ago
Well, some people is know for only do their job when a manager is around. They behave similar after all.
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2y ago
Just do it, especially if someone in your family had related issues. My mom did it just because, without any symptoms, and they removed around 9 cancerous polyps (in three different colonoscopies, it ended up being a complex case). Accordim
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2y ago
By default they are restricted since several years ago. Let's remember we are a minority, most people leave defaults as they come.
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2y ago
PlanetScale is built on Vitess. Vitess was created in 2010 to help scaling MySQL at Youtube.
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2y ago
In the cellphone works well. Just needed like 10 attempts for landing it haha
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2y ago
Most people would love their bank accounts to underflow.
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2y ago
Build time. It literally embeeds the file in the binary.
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2y ago
I'm wondering something: how is the storage/compactation solved? AFAIK S3 lacks append semantics, so data must be accumulated somewhere else before storing it. Kinesis?
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2y ago
But Edge is a browser by Microsoft! Imagine getting banned for working there.
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2y ago
It is a completely different kind of parallelism. Seastar makes easier to leverage parallelism across many cores. Here Valkey is leveraging instruction level parallelism within a single core. A single CPU core actually can execute more than
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2y ago
I get that "banana republic" is often used to describe corrupt countries, but this overlooks the fact that much of the corruption was imposed by foreign powers, particularly the United Fruit Company with the backing of the U.S. go
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I have a bug/hate relationship with the visitor pattern: how do I implement it without causing a stack overflow in languages without tail recursion optimization? It always ends up in a loop with a lot of ifs inside.
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TBH the new title suggested me that they were charging $$ for merging the PR
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2y ago
Conference papers use templates. It's not like Google can choose.
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2y ago
It is urgent to educate people about how these systems work. Search requires indexing. Summarizing with a LM requires inference. Data used for inference usually is forgotten forever after used, as it is not used for training. Yeah, that sho
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2y ago
After seeing that list it doesn't surprise me anymore that companies like Avianca filled for bankruptcy. I'm sure they paid for than domain per year more than what they spend now in customer support.
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Internal bandwidth price is free? I decided to avoid Fly.io because the pricing page suggests it is not: "Any traffic exiting a Fly.io Machine is considered outbound data transfer, including: - traffic destined for the internet - traff
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2y ago
I thought it was about an operating system. Spoiler: it's not.
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How it works for people doing handling material that obviously violates ToS? It would be expected for police investigators, war crime prosecutors, etc? Imagine that a crime ends up impune because adobe decides to delete part of the proofs!
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In Spanish, we have a saying: "Perfect is the enemy of good." Personally, I didn't think the generative results were that bad. What I feel is that Google, in its quest for perfection, will never use LLMs in its products. Advi
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This works perfect. Until you want to see Netflix or other DRM protected stuff.
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Really? ChatGPT 3.5 and beyond models are fairly capable of understanding PoS and doing text analysis. I have never seen that issue yet with the more advanced models, although smaller/older ones tend to imagine fmthings about the text
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