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estebarb
3y ago
"I'm a Venusian visitor in Earth and unless you increase the heat at least 3 times I'll die from cold..."
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I want to point that rought code is expected from junior developers in general, not only "offshore" devs. It is sad that developers from global south usually have to perform at a much higher level than their peers at the north, ju
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3y ago
No, it won't. Sadly most people doesn't have that tech expertise. And how you would run an open source browser in a walled garden like iOS or similar?
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3y ago
You have tried Control+I (Cmd+I in Mac) with Visual Studio Code + GitHub Copilot? I didn't knew of it until yesterday and it is much better than the chat or wait for autocomplete approach.
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estebarb
3y ago
Those numbers can be easily obtained by people outside USA?
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3y ago
My suspect is BERT and semantic search. Before it most word embedding models were monolingual and non contextual, so they were not useful for search. So Google had to use inverse indexes and an algorithm fine tuned for years. With BERT they
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3y ago
I don't think that I have there something worth transferring, but I just wanted to check and close the account. But I know people that have a lot of their life savings there, and that is why I shared this situation. How it can be trust
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3y ago
No, I'm in Costa Rica
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3y ago
Maybe, although I'm not an US citizen or located in the US.
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Tell HN: Coinbase discontinues services to accounts, blocks access
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3y ago
Let's be honest: obviously the companies that have put a lot of money in it will try to put entry barriers, like licenses to linear algebra or other requirements by law. It is not to benefit humanity, but to monopolize their industry a
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3y ago
It is literally a language calculator. It is useful for a lot more things than crimes.
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3y ago
I teach an entry level CS course at the University and my students got scared a lot when they saw that message. It was funny until I noted that they were really worried :( .
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3y ago
In startup jargon: Earth co announces end of life for most of its product line, unless it receives significant bail out.
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3y ago
Something that I find very sad and is but discussed enough is using The Pile as training set (ok, for this one was will have to wait for the report). The Pile is a dataset of mostly English documents. So it won't have the multilingual
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4y ago
On the other hand, if you ask to define slang words it will refuse and say that as a large language model it cannot provide definitions for non existing words.
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4y ago
Big companies obviously no. But a bootstrapped startup? Probably yes, at least initially. And here we are not talking about "basic decency" or taxes. The audit requirements by the new EU law are extremely expensive. They assume th
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4y ago
At some point would be cheaper to just block access from whole Europe than complying with their laws. The worst part is that a lot of politicians in other countries are just copying the EU tech legislation, instead of trying to produce some
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4y ago
Everybody is different, but the 33800 laugh reaction in the Facebook post https://m.facebook.com/NVIDIADataCenter/photos/a.33432954734... (versus just 811 likes, 180 love, 115 surprise, 104 care and 14 sad reactio
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4y ago
In Spanish the H is silent, except with the C consonant (like in chat, champagne...). So, Th would be pronounced like just T. For example, thermo and now culitho.
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4y ago
There is a good guide on how to use SIMD instructions? I would like to learn more about it, but I feel that the documentation assumes that you know what to do.
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4y ago
The same happened to my girlfriend with her EA account: just created it and the next day it was suspended, without any explanations or review options.
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That region is claimed by Argentina and UK.
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4y ago
I open a ticket exactly 6 years and 1 day ago regarding exactly this same issue: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35903415?pli=1 . Guess that they will never fix it.
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4y ago
Nothing for latam? :(
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Connecting a laptop to a videobeam. It is still plug & pray.
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4y ago
I find amusing that in some countries those numbers are treated as secret. In mine all that information is public, you can even look for somebody by name or ID in a government website.
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In my case is a meeting invite: "Invitación: Great, you are now the winner of the mega prize! ⬅ Cada día de 18:00 a 19:00 (CST)" every day, although I marked it as phishing. I would have thought that at this point all prizes had b
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If I remember well, back then the black background wasn't perfect black, but something like very dark green. I have recently played again (with a LCD) games that I used to play as a kid with a CRT monitor and in some cases the colors l
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Hardware compression IS available in Graviton 2: "1Tbit/s of compression accelerators • 2xlarge and larger instances will have a compression device • DPDK and Linux kernel drivers will be available ahead of GA • Data compression a
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