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by jorams 4y ago
From the paper[1]: > The family of CODEGEN models is trained sequentially on three datasets: THEPILE, BIGQUERY, and BIGPYTHON. > The natural language dataset THEPILE is an 825.18 GiB English text corpus collected by Gao et al. (2020)
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by jorams 4y ago
You can still sort by controversial on reddit. In my experience the comments it bubbles to the top aren't very interesting, but mostly cheap shots. Like everything else about reddit, this probably depends on the subreddit.
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by jorams 4y ago
> For all we know the entire DAU drop could be from Ukraine and Russia alone. The DAU drop happened before the war, in the quarter up to December 2021.
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by jorams 4y ago
It's a remake that contains the entire original, as well as a lot of new content. As the creators put it: > The script for this new content is longer than the script for the entire original game. If you don't want more content
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by jorams 4y ago
> Not sure if this is still done there though. It's not[1], and there is risk of track buckles in the Netherlands as well. ProRail does extra monitoring during heatwaves[2]. I don't remember ever hearing news about this being a
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by jorams 4y ago
The banks are already committed to their part of the financing. The rest has to come from Musk, and the court could force him to come up with it.
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by jorams 4y ago
> Elon could full-well just settle the $1B offer cancellation fee out of spite and Twitter wouldn't see a dime. This is not true. He can't just decide to pay $1B to get rid of it all.
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by jorams 4y ago
This is generally because of DRM. They only support higher definitions on stricter levels of Widevine DRM, which need both software and hardware support.
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by jorams 4y ago
My experience with Gogs is now a few years out of date, but after using it for a few months we ended up switching to GitLab. Gogs was amazingly fast and required few resources, but with moderately-sized repositories or even slightly large p
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by jorams 4y ago
And depending on what you care about, this gets even more complicated. Some of the territories in the Carribean are part of the country of the Netherlands that you linked to (Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, Saba), while there are others that are s
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by jorams 4y ago
Bunny.net is a CDN company with paying customers. This is a free service provided by that company.
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by jorams 4y ago
There's no conflict there. Mozilla Corporation and Mozilla Foundation are separate entities, Corporation being owned by Foundation. Thunderbird is no longer developed by Corporation. It does still receive support from Foundation.
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by jorams 4y ago
It's tiring to see this discussion topic pop up again and again and again, but: the Duende software is decidedly not open source. You can read the code, but that's it. They don't seem to be making such claims themselves eithe
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by jorams 4y ago
> 14 years for pirating a stream? I think the sentence is way too extreme, but we're talking about a bit more than "pirating a stream". They ran a for-profit piracy operation for over 10 years, selling subscriptions to &qu
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by jorams 4y ago
They removed those endpoints last year[1], to help combat abuse. [1]: https://discuss.dev.twitch.tv/t/deprecation-of-create-and-de...
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by jorams 4y ago
> Wondering why anyone is still using ip-based geolocation I don't think there's a reasonable alternative. If you ask users for their location they can just lie, if you use the JS geolocation API they can trivially deny or spoo
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by jorams 4y ago
> unlike when I used DDG, it's rare that I feel the need to fall back to Google. Same here. I have now been using Kagi for about 6 weeks. While using DDG for many years (at least 9, probably over 10) I built up an automatic response
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by jorams 4y ago
> ...or ABC is the local broadcaster for Australia. Just a note here: The Eurovision local broadcaster for Australia is SBS[1]. SBS is also mostly publicly funded. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Broadcast
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by jorams 4y ago
The core is not too bad in the sense that it's stable, well-maintained, and mostly well-documented. The online code reference is also pretty great. The quality of the code is otherwise atrocious. Nobody should look at WordPress for a
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by jorams 4y ago
> Nobody knew in the beginning that Facebook would become a Frankenstein monster that devoured user data and spat out dirty money. That's a weird statement to make when talking about a sale that happened 10 years after "the beg
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by jorams 4y ago
As someone who uses PHP nearly every working day, this RFC is the first time I've ever seen the ${var} syntax in PHP. It only gets a very brief mention and a single use in an example snippet in the documentation[1]. I don't think
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by jorams 4y ago
> * Form factor is quite a bit more bulky than its competitors, even considering the fact parts are removable. The Dell you link is half a mm thinner. Half a mm hardly seems "quite a bit more bulky". > * Price is quite a bit
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by jorams 4y ago
Did you ever get to the new content?
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by jorams 5y ago
That model doesn't seem to have anything to do with the Google Scanned Objects dataset.
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by jorams 5y ago
There's two (relevant) kinds of consumers here: Those who want access and those who want ownership. Netflix was on a path to successfully serve the first kind, the only remaining problems being region locking and an incomplete catalog.
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by jorams 5y ago
It's a very country-specific thing. In the Netherlands approximately everyone switched to WhatsApp long before unlimited SMS became the norm. WhatsApp was ubiquitous for years before Facebook bought them in 2014, but even 5 or so years
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by jorams 5y ago
The page you link doesn't exactly give a good impression. The logo in the top left links to bulma.io, The templates list links to one called "Very Cool", but there's no way to get back to the original template (except of
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by jorams 5y ago
You're off by a few orders of magnitude for WD-40 (WDFC). They had 488 million in revenue for 2021.
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by jorams 5y ago
> “it’s a large company” doesn’t translate to “they have large teams working on this” but “they have many other problems prioritised over this”. I don't think anyone needs to be reminded of that. "Company X with way more resour
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by jorams 5y ago
> So why not just keep it as an option? Is it because 90% of current users would just do that? They do offer it as an option, that's what the Classic Editor plugin is. It's provided by Automattic and automatically suggested whe

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