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by gs17 2y ago
They should want to influence the company to ensure they can keep their jobs, at the higher pay they want, indefinitely. There's a clear incentive: without the corporate culture fixed, they'll go from on strike to laid off when Bo
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by gs17 2y ago
I'm sorry if you don't believe it, but it really happens. The "coating" would have to be pretty thick, this gouge was something you could easily feel with your fingertip. I was very careful to not let my keys or anything
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by gs17 2y ago
The vibe already overloaded the name of a different story: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberpunk_(short_story)
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by gs17 2y ago
They compare the two in the article: >The star of the show is, of course, the Smart Soldering Iron. It’s a 100 watt iron that comes up to operating temperature in under five seconds and can work with any suitably beefy USB-C Power Delive
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by gs17 2y ago
I didn't see a link to the code, but there's a GitHub for it. https://github.com/Ucas-HaoranWei/GOT-OCR2.0 (Edit: I found it, it was at the top of the paper, the Arxiv html view formatted it weird on mobile)
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by gs17 2y ago
We'll have to see how it holds up for general books. The books they highlighted are all very old and very famous, so the training set of whatever LLM they use definitely has a huge amount of human-written content about them, and the pa
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by gs17 2y ago
No, it's possible on modern phone screens. My Pixel 8 Pro has Victus 2 (AFAIK), which scratched very easily from fingernails alone.
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by gs17 2y ago
> But when you compare against Steam, it's clear what actually sells. And not just "what actually sells", but also that digital games remove a lot of costs while consumers don't necessarily expect a discount. There ar
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by gs17 2y ago
And it's a tradeoff. I found out the hard way that newer Pixels have incredibly soft screens to avoid cracks and shattering. Unfortunately, they're so soft that a fingernail (a 2.5 on the Mohs scale) will leave huge gouges quickly
850.
by gs17 2y ago
Really, they need to set up some kind of RAG system to include this kind of information in the prompt. You could definitely make this semi-automated, but it requires putting more effort in to the system.
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by gs17 2y ago
I have to caution students that the discount isn't for as long as you're a student, it's 8 years total, so if you do a BS, MS, and then PhD, you probably won't get the discount the whole time (and that's $200 extra
852.
by gs17 2y ago
CACM is also a nice magazine subscription to have.
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by gs17 2y ago
> As long as your billing information has never been associated with Russia, you will regain access to Notion once you leave the country. They can't even move to keep the account.
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by gs17 2y ago
I've seen it at self-checkouts. Are you tipping based on how well you scanned things yourself?
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by gs17 2y ago
I agree with you, DF is a good example that people can enjoy computer-generated "stories", and I think the simulation is definitely part of it.
856.
by gs17 2y ago
With current LLMs, I'd worry about the opposite. ChatGPT and Dungeons always ends up with it insisting problems be solved non-violently.
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by gs17 2y ago
> table should be understandable without knowing german The "Ja" and "Nein" parts are, but I don't think, for example, "Rückverfolgbarkeit" is understandable without knowing German (having to know &quot
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by gs17 2y ago
>Plenty of landlords would rather a unit in a building go empty for a little longer than compromise on rent Yep, I watched my last apartment (which I left partially because the rent went up to an unreasonable price) sit vacant for severa
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by gs17 2y ago
> gotta search "error oracle cryptography". Even then it took a page of Oracle errors to get to a single relevant result. Searching "\"error oracle\" cryptography" moves it to the first page in Google and ge
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by gs17 2y ago
That's definitely an issue, even if constructive evictions can be prevented, landlords would also have to be forced to renew leases (at limited rent increases).
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by gs17 2y ago
> because these people often buy distressed homes that banks won't give a loan on - and they renovate them, bring them up to code There could easily be exemptions to a vacancy tax to allow for, or even encourage, renovating a home.
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by gs17 2y ago
Exactly, contracts are rife with this for no good reason. I was filing some old leases and realized they were headered with "WITNESSETH" (in all caps because you cannot properly invoke its power otherwise), and thought "huh,
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by gs17 2y ago
> it had an absurdity that modern LLMs seem to avoid due to making higher-level semantic sense. That's it, LLMs are "trying" to be funny but aren't quite smart enough to actually be funny and their errors are just bor
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by gs17 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it's syrup. The article says "The alcohol content is under 0.5%" so by my estimate says that'd be a very tiny amount of the real thing (but for the price being ~20 RMB based on the other numbers in t
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by gs17 2y ago
Most of their actual products making it to market in some way have been in pop-up stores in Singapore, so they're definitely not targeting something as low-end as animal feed.
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by gs17 2y ago
The wiki page on them is kind of funny to me: > It's been stated that the land efficiency for Solar Foods methods is about 20,000 times greater than for conventional farming.[8] Michael Le Page for the New Scientist took a more scep
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by gs17 2y ago
Mostly it's because it's pretty early on, only running the factory for a few months, and not at Generally Recognized As Safe status in most places. They recently launched products in Singapore through a partnership with a Japanese
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by gs17 2y ago
Sure, but I imagine the security guy checking in on you doesn't just say everything's okay and leave if you do that.
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by gs17 2y ago
I'm not sure. I didn't even open the door all the way for the guy, he seemed to just be checking a box that whoever was in the room was alive. If they can't get in because the door is jammed and there's no answer, I&#x27
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by gs17 2y ago
It supposedly is a policy for major chains. Hilton in DC did it to me and claimed the whole chain does it.

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