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+1 for an ELI5
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final hurrah
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There was a Reddit post that these rulers[0] were $80 from a medical supplier when they could be purchased for $6 on eBay, which is an easy explanation why healthcare here is ridiculously priced [0]: https://imgur.com/a/
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This professional historian[0] recreated the recipe last year and documented the process [0]: https://braciatrix.com/2022/02/10/medieval-english-small-ale...
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the one good thing to come out of that era was the "moar cores" meme
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source for the curious: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/cognitive-service...
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I love riding my motorcycle through the mountains of Santa Cruz through Big Basin. The way the Redwoods surround you is just incredible, and the fresh air is just as regenerative as the trees themselves
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intuit down 1.63% today
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I always thought this problem was better thought of as software engineer/farmer problem - it's easer to teach a software engineer about agriculture than the other way around
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imagine an RPG where every NPC is running on its own instance of LLaMa 7B or 13B. It makes the game way more immersive with no predefined script
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If you watch a sport like Formula 1, there’s an endless amount of scam sponsorships. When the money is sorely needed, the vetting for sponsors decreases
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Your computer may be able to run minesweeper one day
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guerilla marketing strategy is crazy
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And it was quite easy to get into the yacht club of Neanderthals
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I have a feeling that the SO CEO's blog post [0] about using posts for training data may also have an effect [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35605323
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Definitely playable. I play mine on a bootcamped MacBook 16” and it runs really well @ 1080p
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It’s so crazy how this game continues to get significantly better and better but since they botched the release, these updates go mostly ignored
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Glad to know all 5 of my posts have been archived
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>my hunch would be that talking over the telephone is stressful and causes the high blood pressure and it doesn't matter that the device is mobile. if this is the case, then how do teenage girls spend hours talking with friends on t
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also, https://brev.dev/
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I think this is somewhat of a naive way to look at this. Yes, ChatGPT is really good, but they're basically completely closed source. A lot of the power of LLMs can and will come from open sourced models that anyone can dig into the we
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I was also wondering why an SFF PC case manufacturer was making minigames
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Thankfully we didn’t build those boats like the 2012 movie
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since moving to SF, I have been seeing a lot of people wearing "Urban Alchemy" jackets. I looked into who they are and they're a nonprofit that hires formerly incarcerated people to stand on street corners and "keep the
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For me it's one of those learn it once and get it over with. They really are powerful and if you spend one weekend on learning, it should be enough to go a long way.
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You can recognize the productivity junkie by the amount of tools they tell you they’ve tried
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SRI is Stanford Research Institute, which was established by the trustees of Stanford University in 1946 [0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRI_International
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I ask my company this question and the answer is mostly "it's what we used 20 years ago"
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fun fact, this saturday is Sam's birthday
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this has to be forecasting mismanagement at this point. The chip shortage has mostly come to an end, they're either severely underforecasting from incompetence or intentionally
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