kleiba

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by kleiba 3y ago
What has the world come to?
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by kleiba 3y ago
Isn't overfitting the usual result of training a model for a long time?
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by kleiba 3y ago
What a silly, provocative comparison. China is a suppressive state that strives to control its citizens while the EU privacy protection laws are put in place to protect citizens. If you cannot access websites from "the free world&quo
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by kleiba 3y ago
You're right in the first sentence, but you're second sentence if we're talking about splitting the largest original number itself that way.
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by kleiba 3y ago
Couldn't you split 3 into [4,-1] ?
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by kleiba 3y ago
Wait until you see prices in Germany...
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by kleiba 3y ago
Heat pump technology is certainly out of the "early adopters" phase. It is basically the standard for new buildings in Europe (at least Northern Europe, I'm not sure about the South), and has been for years. In Germany, where
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by kleiba 3y ago
But in this particular application, if you look e.g. through the training code, there's very little going on in terms of resource management. A handful of mallocs and some file handling. That doesn't mean that you can have bugs ev
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by kleiba 3y ago
Better in which way?
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by kleiba 3y ago
Yeah, I would say it's pretty typical. I moved to Germany about 10 years ago, and my wife and I bought a house here last year. I think the money went to the seller some time in October, but to this day, we're not just yet the of
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by kleiba 3y ago
I remember there used to be so much excitement about Clojure - it certainly was the "tech du jour" for a long while, also on the HN front page. It was the "...in Rust" of its day. But is it just me or has it gotten awful
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by kleiba 3y ago
This is a false analogy. I wasn't talking about publishing streams to the internet but about evaluating sensor data without any attempts to identify the subjects, instead leaving them anonymous.
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by kleiba 3y ago
Would you think differently if the application does not model the individual user but rather treats them as completely anonymous? Like, the main interest is in stuff like: "a person that ended up buying product X was previous looking a
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by kleiba 3y ago
$500k/year of grants for a single research institute would have been outrageous, and I used to be in NLP.
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by kleiba 3y ago
I've been out of academia for a bit, but in my day 100k USD would not have been considered academia-friendly in my neck of the woods...
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by kleiba 3y ago
A big part of a car rental's business model is selling off the fleet after a short amount of time. Except if the rest of the world is anything like car country Germany, then there is basically no market at all for used EVs. Well, given
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by kleiba 3y ago
I find that hard to believe because to me, personally, saffron has such a disgusting taste that I would taste three miles against the wind on any given day of the week. I'll stick to tumeric, too.
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by kleiba 3y ago
We may use what you provide to ChatGPT to improve our models for everyone. If you’d like, you can turn this off through your Settings. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I do not think this can be GDPR compliant: there's a good
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by kleiba 3y ago
Funny that you should mention that, because the first hit I get when I type "EVs PM2.5 pollution" into my search engine is a Science Direct article that contains the following quote: "Findings demonstrate that EV adoption can
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by kleiba 3y ago
What is that difference in your opinion?
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by kleiba 3y ago
Interesting. Do you have a source to back up the part about EVs?
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by kleiba 3y ago
If that is true then I doubt that this new fee will solve the noise problem.
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by kleiba 3y ago
Interesting. It's been so long that I visited Manhattan that I have no recollection of the soundscape, but the city where I live is much, much smaller. There is basically no honking here.
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by kleiba 3y ago
But shouldn't pollution and noise be pretty much solved in the foreseeable future, I suppose, with EVs on the rise? And congestion I find an interesting one. Where I live, the city planners are trying to make it as hard as possible for
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by kleiba 3y ago
> Unfortunately, Claude.ai is only available in certain regions right now. We're working hard to expand to other regions soon. Yay, DRM has arrived in AI land.
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by kleiba 3y ago
This reads almost too cliche to be believable.
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by kleiba 3y ago
Wasn't he recording from TV? What DRM was that breaking?
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by kleiba 3y ago
Well, the way I see it, you shouldn't really trust any information that's out there on the internet. It's your own responsibility to put search results into perspective, whether it's someone's blog or AI generated
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by kleiba 3y ago
Does not work for me either, Firefox on Windows. But I'm getting a different error: this.frames.vb[k] is undefined
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by kleiba 3y ago
...including a boss telling you what to do. You leave that to your customers and stock holders instead.

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