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by glandium 2y ago
The seal engraver cooperative associations did make noise, unsurprisingly. Edit: FYI, the NHK party changed its name for the 10th time and doesn't contain NHK in its name anymore.
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by glandium 2y ago
Super easy, barely an inconvenience.
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by glandium 2y ago
That most if not all the big banks don't is the problem. They make progress, but that's frustratingly slow.
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by glandium 2y ago
That's arguably what "the algorithm" is about.
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by glandium 2y ago
Speaking of seals and traditions. Not all companies do that, but there's a tradition that on documents multi-sealed, each seal is rotated by some angle that depends on how low/high in the hierarchy people are, with the topmost bei
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by glandium 2y ago
Or, if your myopia wasn't too bad and you're in your 40s, that could just be related to presbiopia. That's what seems to have happened to me, and what the ophtalmologist I was seeing when I was a teenager told me might happen
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by glandium 2y ago
I think a large part is that everything has a documented procedure. Just look how people work at banks or government offices. Or the documentation for just about anything. You'll find 2 pages documentation about how to fill a rather si
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by glandium 2y ago
What do you mean until recently? The ATMs where I am still have limited business hours.
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by glandium 2y ago
And macOS does that normalization at the filesystem level.
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by glandium 2y ago
They could very well have an "agent" that scrapes all conversations and tags elements that it finds might be interesting to feed the training of a future model. At least, that's what I would do if I were in their shoes. They
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by glandium 2y ago
I can sometimes do that with instruments in music. Never for people.
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by glandium 2y ago
> Why do planets look like a sphere (approximately)? Because that's the most probable shape if things happen randomly. That has actually nothing to do with randomness, and everything to do with gravity. https://spaceplace
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by glandium 2y ago
It's not really hard, but they reportedly have better customer support than e.g. Google.
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by glandium 2y ago
You chose the one example that doesn't need a list comprehension. print(list(range(0, 10, 2)))
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by glandium 2y ago
A very tall Japanese guy with curly hair that forms an afro would also get stares. As someone who visited Japan for the first time 23 years ago, and has been living there (here?) for more than 10 years, there is much less staring now than t
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by glandium 2y ago
> I have no anecdata whether usage was increased since. I do. There are a LOT more masks now than before the pandemic (caveat: I'm not in Tokyo, maybe it's different there, but probably not)
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by glandium 2y ago
Simple uses of phantom are easy to remember, but the obscure ones are just as hard as remembering what type of variance co and contra are. https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/phantom-data.html#table-of...
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by glandium 2y ago
> "Whims said her content is explicit" Shouldn't that be called Erotica rather than Romance, then?
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by glandium 2y ago
Turmeric-based drinks we can find here in Japan are said to work miracles against hangover. I rarely drink alcohol, so I can't tell whether that's true.
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by glandium 2y ago
The Japanese specialized GPT-4 variant is not generally available, per https://openai.com/index/introducing-openai-japan/ .
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by glandium 2y ago
> I'm not sure what someone who doesn't would get out of it. They would get the final scene of the first episode.
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by glandium 2y ago
He's mentioned in the comments there.
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by glandium 2y ago
"Here is a bug report, and the patch to fix it, review the patch" And the patch: - does fix something but not the described bug. - could do the same thing in a third of the added line count. - has typos or other errors.
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by glandium 2y ago
I'm actually not talking about interviewees (ab)using ChatGPT to pass interviews and interviewers trying to catch that or work around that. I'm talking about testing candidates' use of ChatGPT as one of the skills they have.
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by glandium 2y ago
We live in the age of ChatGPT. It might actually be time to assess how candidates use it during interviews. What prompts they write, how they refine their prompts, how they use the answers, whether they take them at face value, etc.
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by glandium 2y ago
> You still do not get the runtime speed ups unless you change the dynamic linker behavior to use the version string as the search path, which would require ecosystem wide changes. Each ELF library declares the symbol versions it provide
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by glandium 2y ago
I think you can get an effect similar to direct binding with symbol versioning.
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by glandium 2y ago
Sam Salehpour is not dead yet, is he?
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by glandium 2y ago
GPT4: 時々、私のために英語で説明してもらったり、彼のために日本語で説明してもらったり、その逆もしてもらいます。同じ文脈で言語を切り替えるのは全く問題ありません。英語と日本語の両方で説明が難しい様々なフレーズも、ChatGPTはサポートしてくれます。 GPT4->GPT4: Sometimes, I have explanations given in English for me, or in Japanese for him, and vice versa. S
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by glandium 2y ago
Arbitrary example: 上川. It can be both うえかわ or かみかわ (or even other variants). Which one is it? Depends where the family is originally from, I guess. It's not only people's name, it's also place names. Example: https:/&#x

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