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by feyman_r 3y ago
Where does one store favorite links so I can handle them on phone and two separate machines?
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Sparks of AGI: early experiments with GPT-4 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by feyman_r 3y ago|0 comments
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by feyman_r 3y ago
Without a source mentioned, I assume you refer to this[1]? A comparison shows most products that should be dead are on that list. G, on the other hand, has products actively used and loved by users. [1] https://killedbymicrosof
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by feyman_r 3y ago
That’s how folks initially thought of cars too - the accident rates, lack of speed etc. The point is, as a technology, this is going to change the future. It’s a valid point that the current state might be less than what you expect. The o
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by feyman_r 3y ago
H1B visa rules require a minimum salary based on location. It’s not that they can take ‘almost any offer’. The offer also has to satisfy the Labor Condition Application.
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by feyman_r 3y ago
Almost like a test from my POV (non-American) ;). From Bing/ChatGPT: The purpose of this paper is not clear from the current web page context, which consists of mostly the word "chicken" repeated in various ways. However, bas
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Democratizing the Future of Education(oneusefulthing.org)
2 points by feyman_r 3y ago|0 comments
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by feyman_r 4y ago
Bing Chat provides sources as in its response. I think that is not perfect, but directionally correct in terms of identifying what web results were used as authoritative sources.
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by feyman_r 4y ago
I’d think regulation would apply to Microsoft as well - don’t think that’s the reason for such a limited release.
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by feyman_r 4y ago
This reminded me of a talk at SREcon this year https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon23americas/presentat...
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by feyman_r 4y ago
Client Hints are the recommended replacement for UA strings. I believe the default behavior for Chromium browsers is already changing (looking for schedule link). [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web&#x
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by feyman_r 4y ago
>> there could be costs related to: environment, quality of life, traditions and values, mental health, etc. quality of life, mental health: are you implying folks in poverty were perhaps happier before? If so, you're probably no
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by feyman_r 4y ago
Different owner, different cage.
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by feyman_r 5y ago
How is this decision linked to Obama and Democrats?
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by feyman_r 5y ago
>> This is making me want to take the J&J one instead. AFAIK [1], even Viral Vector vaccines haven't been around for a long time either; just the Ebola one apart from CoVID. The majority of vaccines prevalent since a long tim
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by feyman_r 6y ago
Agree on the CF part. I found it interesting that the downdetector page had other cloud-providers like Google and AWS showing error spikes at around the same time.
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by feyman_r 6y ago
And Google too: https://downdetector.com/status/google/
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by feyman_r 6y ago
AWS: https://downdetector.com/status/aws-amazon-web-services/ Cloudflare: https://downdetector.com/status/cloudflare/
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by feyman_r 6y ago
My wife started a First Lego League team for 8+ year old kids to get them into building with Legos, and programming. Some other things she uses to encourage programming in the group - bitsbox, code.org and Tynker (younger kids). I have seen
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by feyman_r 6y ago
>>> By making the filter electrically heated, rather than heating it from an external source, the researchers said they minimized the amount of heat that escaped from the filter, allowing air conditioning to function with minimal s
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by feyman_r 6y ago
Looks like searches on Amazon.com aren't working and throwing 500 errors. Seems pretty widespread.
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by feyman_r 6y ago
>>> ..they're exempt from movement and mask restrictions ... There's a negative repercussion of people around such folks getting a false-impression that masks are not a serious need (if this is in question, that's a
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by feyman_r 6y ago
I am guessing there is information disparity here. Amazon knows the demand-supply curve really well by the time they get into the market - in fact, not just for Brand A of usb-cable, but for Brands A-to-Z. None of those brands know how thei
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by feyman_r 6y ago
>>> Basically, what is even one practical thing I should care about with regards to this issue? >>> I really, really don't care if some of those brands go out of business. There is an immediate positive impact to the
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by feyman_r 6y ago
Costco, Target and Safeway have to pay to maintain inventory in their stores, and thus have 'skin in the game'. Amazon can merely 'watch' what sells, and copy. AFAIK, brick-mortar stores have to buy products; they don&#x
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by feyman_r 7y ago
I don't think a guarantee can be made that the client can't tamper with it - its just an HTTPS POST request to an endpoint with a JSON body that's generated from the browser. However, if NEL is run globally, it just becomes a
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by feyman_r 7y ago
>> Since we also had control of the client experience in almost all cases, we were able to measure from the client side as well (and trust that data), and include that data in our measurements. The W3C Network Error Logging specificat
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by feyman_r 7y ago
Coincidentally, started listening to this podcast episode on NPR Hidden Brain - The Empathy Gym [0]. Reading this blog post and listening to that podcast is making me think on how I can focus on building empathy in my children. I guess lead
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by feyman_r 7y ago
While this doesn't answer your question, it indicates people on the team realize folks outside would ask - what happened? From the page: "..Thank you for being patient enough to weather the turbulence caused by some of our previou
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by feyman_r 8y ago
We've gone through the same (first world) problem and are currently experimenting with the following method - Our child is allowed to open all gift wrapping. All underage/overage gifts are kept separately. Out of the ones for his

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