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by itronitron 1y ago
If it's fair use to train a model, that doesn't necessarily imply that the model can be legally used to generate anything.
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by itronitron 1y ago
I'll have to try that out. My current version substitutes mayonnaise in place of the yolk and oil, and just mixes it with lemon juice, dijon, garlic powder, and pepper.
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by itronitron 1y ago
Some people are hungry so they want it cut into more slices.
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by itronitron 1y ago
Play along, but keep relatively detailed yet abstracted notes on how the AI code is failing. Keep these notes private ... type them into a notes program on your personal device so that you can draw upon them in the future if needed.
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by itronitron 1y ago
I'm curious what your thoughts are on the "salary expectations" question in the initial phone screen or first stage. In my experience, I have never been asked that question and then moved onto the next step in the process,
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by itronitron 1y ago
>> There's a huge impedence mismatch between CPU and GPU That's already been worked out to some extent with libraries such as Aparapi, although you still need to know what you're doing, and to actually need it. https
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by itronitron 1y ago
>> A year earlier, she paneled a garbage truck with mirrors so that people could see themselves in the waste they created. Genius. If I recall correctly, there is a photograph of the mirrored truck in Suzi Gablik's book The Re-en
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by itronitron 1y ago
I recommend taking probiotic Bacilis Subtilis gummies if you feel a migraine starting, I don't know why it works but it does (and I first heard about Bacilis Subtilis hear on HN.)
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You Can Be Anything [video](youtube.com)
2 points by itronitron 1y ago|0 comments
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by itronitron 1y ago
RIGA chair factory tour >> https://youtu.be/IndP2IKXTP0
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by itronitron 1y ago
Very common, although many of the students don't take them (none of the girls as I recall). I took 'wood shop' in 8th grade, and there were shop classes (as well as 'auto shop') at my high school.
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by itronitron 1y ago
True, but let's consider the next age group up from 17, ... graduate students earn less than that, don't get paid overtime, and will have to search for a new job in a few years.
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by itronitron 1y ago
I think this is fairly recently normalized (although not the norm) in the US, the trajectory being facilitated by big box Costco stores where people buy their food in bulk for 'cost-savings' and then have an extra fridge or freeze
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by itronitron 1y ago
so savvy that they coined the term "Dependency Injection" as some magical software architectural pattern...
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British Comic Creator Banned from Visiting USA for 10 Years(bleedingcool.com)
4 points by itronitron 1y ago|0 comments
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by itronitron 2y ago
What happens if you ask "the guy" to paint a picture of mickey mouse?
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by itronitron 2y ago
what exactly is a flat region in high gravity?
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A Massive Ship Came Out of the Blue, Sailer Recounts Collision(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by itronitron 2y ago|0 comments
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March 2025 North Sea ship collision(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by itronitron 2y ago|0 comments
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by itronitron 2y ago
Yeah, I'm surprised and relieved that they haven't set off to write their own OS.
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by itronitron 2y ago
This is actually great for my self-confidence as now I don't get the job offer due to stronger competition instead of just having poor interview skills.
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Bird Flu in Animals and People: Causes and How It Spreads(cdc.gov)
2 points by itronitron 2y ago|0 comments
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by itronitron 2y ago
That tree format (using parentheses) is also known as Newick format >> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newick_format But you can also simply store the tree structure as a single array of ints (or longs) ... each no
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by itronitron 2y ago
You should probably mention that embeddings are just a renaming of text vectors, aka vector space model, which have probably been used since before neural networks.
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Mine Salt(u24.gov.ua)
2 points by itronitron 2y ago|0 comments
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by itronitron 2y ago
Improving efficiency in a system generally reduces it's resilience, so improving efficiency is definitely not always a good thing.
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by itronitron 2y ago
"they're not confessing, they're bragging"
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by itronitron 2y ago
It's a general rule in operations management that you never run at more than 80% of your productive capacity. The extra 20% 'slack' is there to be used to ensure your throughput remains steady.
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Elon Musk recommends that the International Space Station be deorbited ASAP(arstechnica.com)
4 points by itronitron 2y ago|0 comments
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A Sad Moment in American History [video](youtube.com)
9 points by itronitron 2y ago|0 comments

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