jamala1

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by jamala1 7mo ago
Why don't they lobby against it altogether if the don't like being responsible?
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by jamala1 1y ago
I like Xfce with Chicago95.
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by jamala1 2y ago
Arxiv is mostly meant for preprints for peer review. In a Nature paper in particular, the final layout is typically done by the journal's professional production team, not the authors. Not all publishers grant permission for authors to
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by jamala1 2y ago
Probably still better than the non-technical people usually governing things.
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by jamala1 2y ago
Very neat and creative approach but I'm honestly conflicted whether the country/map metaphor is the best choice. In many cases the names are not that clear, so one has to zoom in to understand what they represent. It would perhaps
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by jamala1 2y ago
Chinese Unitree's demos are better by now imo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dFTc4W8wm0
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by jamala1 2y ago
I guess it's the difference between an ensemble and a mixture of experts, i.e. aggregating outputs from (a) model(s) trained on the same data vs different data (GPT-4). Though GPT-4 presumably does not aggregate, but it routes.
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by jamala1 3y ago
Is the joke removing the "ant" prefix?
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by jamala1 3y ago
Do you really need to be certified if you only use it for receiving?
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by jamala1 3y ago
Having used Copilot for a year now I very much doubt this figure. In my experience it only works well in boilerplate kind of situations where most code is copy/paste work anyhow. As soon as the code gets a little complicated it stops
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by jamala1 3y ago
Is Paperless suitable for business use, say, for a smallish sized company with 25 employees and 1000 customers. I think in my EU country such systems need to fulfill certain requirements like versioning/tracking of changes.