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forgotmyoldacc
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forgotmyoldacc
5y ago
Seems like motivation porn more than education. Not that there's anything wrong with that, just knowing which one is which is useful.
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Comment section has some more information on why the course was made.
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5y ago
Benefits of Playwright over Puppeteer - official support for languages outside of JavaScript, and official codegen/record support. Great!
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forgotmyoldacc
5y ago
Why not ReCAPTCHA?
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5y ago
I've worked at one of the companies you've listed, definitely had to do anti-trust training.
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Facebook's > When RSC is complete, the InfiniBand network fabric will connect 16,000 GPUs as endpoints Microsoft's > The supercomputer developed for OpenAI is a single system with more than 285,000 CPU cores, 10,000 GPUs and
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5y ago
What's a full rack size? 42U? Also agreed with sibling comment that 1Gbps is pretty slow nowadays. Do you know if that can be customized?
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5y ago
Example 1: GPT-3 is a decent chatbot. Training a similar model so you can have a conversation with AIs in the "metaverse" (god, that word is terrible) could be fun / useful. Example 2: Using AI upscaling (like Nvidia) to impr
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5y ago
Why not just rent AWS/Azure/GCP instead? They're all about the same. Top of the line enterprise GPUs with fast interconnect.
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Isn't it a funny coincidence that Firefox offers a Facebook container, but not a Google one, despite both companies having the same amount of tracking across the web? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/faceb
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How does it compare to a diffraction grating that costs $2? Quickly Googling this I found: https://www.homesciencetools.com/product/diffraction-grating... One of the reviews on that page mention implementing a spectrom
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5y ago
$70 seems expensive for a diffraction grating, what am I missing?
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5y ago
You could gain computational biology experience from working at biotech until you have enough to work at one of these longevity startups.
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5y ago
No surprise, there's already a subreddit dedicated to people trying out this experimental molecule: https://reddit.com/r/isrib
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> Why do we need studies for things we've known for centuries? Because folk wisdom is not science. For example, many people enjoy a cozy fireplace, but increases chances of heart/lung disease a significant amount due to small (
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5y ago
Curious why you would compare a first-gen VR headset that came out more than 5 years ago to one released last year. Also, no one's typing using wands, they're all using standard keyboards.
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5y ago
Does anyone enjoy horseshoe crab? I've had it once, and there's very little edible meat. Seems more of a novelty than sustenance. (I may have been eating it incorrectly.)
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5y ago
I've noticed this in a different context as well. Searching for "Free X" where X is some niche software, a website will list themselves as #1, even though their product is paid, albeit with a 30 days free trial. It's the
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5y ago
Is this original creepypasta? Google search doesn't return anything.
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5y ago
I believe most modern smartphones have more powerful cameras than ArduCam. They're more expensive, but broken / older smartphones can be had for cheap.
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5y ago
Got it. Thanks for doing this!
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5y ago
This is great! This is what I wanted to see early on in the pandemic. Just curious, why test now? This would've been (more) useful a year or two ago.
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5y ago
Davis is primarily a college town. Is there enough demand to fill up a skyscraper?
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5y ago
Why are people using euphemisms here? The sexual reference: WAP stands for "wet ass pussy", popularized by Cardi B: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsm4poTWjMs . The music video has over 400M views.
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If anyone wants to know how it works: > [leverages] WebKit on macOS, WebView2 on Windows and WebKitGTK on Linux. So cross-platform compatibility isn't guaranteed, unlike Electron. https://github.com/tauri-apps/t
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So where's the evidence? It's easy to spew conspiracy theories about anything. Intel could've started the fire in ASML's plant to slow down TSMC. I could've shorted ASML's stock and started the fire to profit f
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This is called end-to-end speech translation, and has been around since 2017. Here's an article from 2019: https://www.technologyreview.com/2019/05/20/103054/google-ai...
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The term "wet market" just means a market that sells non-dry goods, like meat or vegetables. Most farmers markets are wet markets. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whbyuy2nHBg for an example. Perhaps you mean c
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The website blocks Cloudflare DNS, not the other way around.
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Parent was making a pedantic comment; birds are a subset of dinosaurs. https://www.livescience.com/are-birds-dinosaurs.html
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