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by jannyfer 2y ago
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
Why would Grab need to "convert professional drivers to real maps"? According to the article, it's already solving for all the unique problems by building out their own map. Your reads to me like you expect that if someone co
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by jannyfer 2y ago
It seems proofreading-as-a-service would be very useful for mistrial9.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
Where do you see the unpermitted parade? There was no parade at all.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
> in the next eight months when roughly 1.5 billion iPhone users will get a local language model tied seamlessly to a mid-tier cloud based language model native in their OS. Only iPhone 15 Pro or later will get Apple Intelligence, so the
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See Your Folks(seeyourfolks.com)
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by jannyfer 2y ago
You and I are a mix of molecules arranged in a particular way that responds to electrical, physical, and chemical inputs. It’s entirely possible than an LLM will do something that can be defined as “comprehending” something.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
Bookofjoe is a retired anesthesiologist (an old man). The 30 page story is about a guy who would “prefer not to” and stayed that way until he died. (I only skimmed the story) Bookofjoe would prefer not to watch the video. You would prefer n
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by jannyfer 2y ago
WAIT. US cups and metric cups are different?
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by jannyfer 2y ago
I was scrolling down and encountered a grey block of links, and thought I hit a paywall. But I kept scrolling and the article continued below.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
I agree I get an equivalent high from seeing people grow. If I go on vacation and I see how people are now able to handle issues without me due to some work I’d put in previously, I feel a great sense of satisfaction.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
Same here, but maybe I was thinking of “lifestyle brand” and I’d never actually heard “lifestyle business”.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
If you use this, then instead of a boil-over and a mess, you get a clang and no mess at the boiling point.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
Plot twist: this is a honeypot marketplace designed to catch employees selling access like this.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
Incorrect. It’s the lying about it part.
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by jannyfer 2y ago
> Many of these people are seriously vying for president (yep, my aunt Helga), some of them have undoubtedly signed up as a joke (nope, not the comedian) Reykjavik had a comedian as mayor: https://www.theguardian.com/worl
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by jannyfer 2y ago
Sounds like you might not be washing your rice, and/or cooking too much rice for your rice cooker.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
I must be spending too much time on HN. I recognize this exact comment from a month ago.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
Thank you! My family is travelling soon, so if they make it there, I'll update with their review of it :)
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by jannyfer 3y ago
What are some restaurants you’d recommend?
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by jannyfer 3y ago
Omg. I think this concept kind of explains a phenomenon I’ve noticed on Hacker News. An article gets posted about X. But the top comment is about Y. People pile on to the easy topic of Y.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
I agree. I was originally totally confused why people would drive out to see something you can see in photos. The moment I saw it while driving there, I gasped out loud. It was leaning. It was bright white. It stood tall above everything el
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by jannyfer 3y ago
Scope, time, and cost (staffing level) - the triple constraint. In my opinion it's far better to cut down scope than to add cost.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
Where I live, the average difference between 1 bedroom and 2 bedrooms is about $12,000/year, which generally requires $20,000 pre-tax income.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
> I guess it has a large presence in SK It doesn’t.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
That’s ridiculous. Banking the plane is a nice gesture to help everyone experience a special occasion.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
That’s a Scandinavian person
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by jannyfer 3y ago
> And I’m guessing it’s Canadian so it’s more like $400 US. FYI, to a Canadian, $600 CAD feels like what $600 USD feels like to an American. Canadian wages aren’t 30% higher in numerical value than US wages.
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by jannyfer 3y ago
You might have synesthesia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia
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by jannyfer 3y ago
> General rule is that mortgage shouldn't exceed 30% post-tax This is where you went wrong. 30% rule is pre-tax (gross income): https://www.chase.com/personal/banking/education/budgeting-s... https:&

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