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by juujian 4y ago
What kind of black magic is this? :O
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by juujian 4y ago
> There is a workaround to the electrical noise: try running the CPU at a lower speed... When running the CPU slower, the noise is much less severe. That holds true for all my devices. And I noticed that performance for ~90% of applicati
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by juujian 4y ago
I don't know about GPT 4, but I did not find GPT 3.5 great for summarizing long documents. I tried it on two long that I knew the content on, and it did not pick up the main themes well. Not even well enough that it would be believable
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by juujian 4y ago
Adult general public.
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by juujian 4y ago
But if just a dozen people click on the affiliate link, it will have been worth it...
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by juujian 4y ago
That's interesting, never knew the history behind that!
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by juujian 4y ago
My impression is, Sundar has perfected it? I remember the post the other day that listed all the products that were killed over the years, that has been going on for a while. It would be interesting to see products launched vs. products kil
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by juujian 4y ago
He has been CEO since 2015. Would it be a stretch to blame him for the current company culture of nurturing new products left and right just to kill them off after 3-5 years?
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by juujian 4y ago
Interesting, I wonder if something like that is happening to me. The TNR install seems to have worked, but some of the Sans fonts looks wonky, not sure if its Arial or something else. From what I gather, Inkscape takes the name of the font
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by juujian 4y ago
Yup, so much better than 2-3 years ago. Now if only I could get Times New Roman properly installed on Linux so I could import pdfs properly...
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by juujian 4y ago
This is so incredibly dump, I think I am getting an aneurysm. Producing coal energy is already more expensive than renewables, now they are burning coal and then capturing that CO2 elsewhere? And in a manor that is less efficient than simpl
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by juujian 4y ago
Ouch!
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by juujian 4y ago
I am quite a fan of Andrew Ng's courses on machine learning. Well made, improved over time as he got more experienced, and he is just a likable guy frankly.
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by juujian 4y ago
VW is investing ~$200B in EV manufacturing. Yes, VW is about twice as big, but still, that puts the numbers into perspective.
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by juujian 4y ago
Yeah, I should have looked at those. Really weird, paint by numbers questions that are just about leaning into the professor's beliefs.
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by juujian 4y ago
Was curious what kind of material would show up in his Midterm, so I pulled up the syllabus. One of the text books is "Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas--Not Less". The jokes abou
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by juujian 4y ago
Appreciate the recommendation, I just used whatever python had to offer, Puppeteer looks promising though!
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by juujian 4y ago
I do mean JavaScript. Not sure how many times I have made that mistake... And great advice, that sounds like a neat approach.
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by juujian 4y ago
I have done a lot of scraping in the past. Cookies are a pain, this is a really elegant solution. Of course the biggest problem is that everything interesting is hidden away behind JavaScript these days and then you have to resort to Seleni
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by juujian 4y ago
Plus one of those shiny new pickup trucks probably uses 20 times the raw material that an electric scooter does. As usual "we don't have enough" for everyone to live like the US "so just accept the injustice while we hav
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by juujian 4y ago
If the books have the specific code that is. If the books have some code and discuss edge cases, that is not something a language model could handle. It could give you the abstract concept that applies but it would fail when you prompt it t
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by juujian 4y ago
Damn, I was going to raise brown rice and black rice as the pinnacle of food. Acquired taste though, for sure.
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by juujian 4y ago
"4.5 billion" -- that's not individual passengers, that counts the guy commuting between New York and Los Angeles twice a week 100 times, and Elon Musk probably 250 times, idk. (Realistically does not count private jets proba
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by juujian 4y ago
Those do sound like plausible numbers. Appreciate the data!
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by juujian 4y ago
> "I love rice in all its forms." Now this is going to far. There is clearly better and worse rice. Last thing we need in this forum is some basmati rice apologist :D
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by juujian 4y ago
Don't get me wrong, this is neat. But the only reason why this works is because there is one million tutorial out there who use this data for teaching new students. The bigger issue is edge cases, stuff where there is no precedence. Th
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by juujian 4y ago
> "Consequently, rice production is responsible for 12% of total methane emissions—and 1.5% of total greenhouse-gas emissions, comparable to the aviation sector. Vietnam’s paddy fields produce much more carbon equivalent than the co
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by juujian 4y ago
Out of all the things they have done this is the straw that broke the camel's back for you? If it has the advertised number of lanes, performance, etc., then it wouldn't affect me if I bought it, no? And if it did not have the adv
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by juujian 4y ago
lol
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by juujian 4y ago
From all I have learned about ChatGPT coding copilots, this is going to be bleak. Similar art styles. No sudden surprises. Eerily familiar characters. I don't like the look of this. More reason to cherish hand-drawn/hand-animated

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