laylower

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by laylower 2y ago
I wonder if the value of life for those whistleblowers no longer around is the same...
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by laylower 2y ago
Exactly. 2.5 mil is not peanuts. Yes, you can always get more data. But let's not pretend 2.5 is not sufficient to establish statistical relationships.
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by laylower 2y ago
Set a memorable verification phrase with your friends and loved ones.
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by laylower 2y ago
No it was not. It was bland, linear, empty and it felt like an asset flip of fallout 4. At least fallout 3 and NV had some great RPG elements. Fallout 4 and Starfield were not great. The graphics engine was dated 10 years ago, it's now
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by laylower 3y ago
Show us how it performs against other models on the M3, M4 and M5 competition. This is the gold standard of forecasting tools. Moirai stands for fates [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moirai ] in Greek mythology
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by laylower 3y ago
How did you diagnose you had Long Epstein-Barr?
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by laylower 3y ago
yeah - who knew that being barely able to cover your basic needs but nothing else would cause the younger generation to be less optimistic about the future? Preposterous I tell you!
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by laylower 3y ago
That is really cool, but for it to be useful you'd need: 1) Some safeguards re privacy and data ownership. Do you just send the file to the web? Do you run everything locally? 2) Can open interpreter be used with voice? So, what if I
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by laylower 3y ago
Thanks for responding and your amazing work with the tidyverse. I am the "R-guy" in my finservices company and we have a paid rconnect dev/qa/prod and rserver pro licences for a few hundred users. The packages I think ar
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by laylower 3y ago
Amen to that. Can I add the following: - 5 different ways to do wide to long and long to wide over the years even in the tidyverse. - A lot of dependencies to connect to DBs and difficult programs. Rstudio/Posit does have some premium
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by laylower 3y ago
I love R. You could do it R. But a lot of the derivations and Math Finance stuff you can and should be able to do in C/C++. R packages mostly depend on those as well for heavy duty calcs. So, if I wanted to dabble I'd easily use R
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by laylower 3y ago
Hi Ryan, This is really cool. I read the trilogy, time, ruin, memory in 5-6 sessions and I loved it. Questions I would ask: 1) Where does he draw his inspiration from? 2) Should we expect to continue seeing Adrian putting together such amaz
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by laylower 3y ago
It's been happening in London for a decade now. Two three large chains have been sold or scooped up by PEs. Surely coincidental that the UK has the highest childcare costs amongst OECD countries.
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by laylower 3y ago
Why are you not including amex in your point I am wondering?
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by laylower 3y ago
We should...talk.
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by laylower 3y ago
For simpler code, can't the solution be a human-enhanced LLM output? 1) LLM scans code updates and approximates output 2) Developer reviews and updates if needed 3) Feed back tagged code and updated output to LLM 4) ? 5) Profit
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by laylower 3y ago
Different parents, people really, have different needs for alone - deep thinking or wind-down time. I need a lot. Others don't need any. I think it's important to understand how much you can limit this time before you have childre
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by laylower 3y ago
I agree, this is a bit like shareholder's ownership in the UK and the antiquated leaseholder setting. Just no. The solution isn't to make home ownership an even more complicated topic but to increase the stock, within the paramete
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by laylower 3y ago
You forgot the "in perpetuity" /s
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by laylower 3y ago
I mean, after the last few weeks it is hard reading articles like this one and not instantly thinking they are held in the wrong place...
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by laylower 3y ago
You can you then get a dialup connection set up and then boom - free internet.
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by laylower 3y ago
I am all for alternatives but they need to be tested properly. I think you are letting emotion take away reason. "They are tested enough to say that they won't kill you immediately" so the pass test is eating something and no
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by laylower 3y ago
Has there been unambiguous, conclusive proof that plant-based meat is safe or at least as safe as naturally derived meat? Noone likes big state but at the very least we should avoid making the same mistakes we have been making for decades w
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by laylower 3y ago
This is the first paragraph... "The contentious issue of whether AI art generators violent copyright — since they are by and large trained on human artists’ work, in many cases without their direct affirmative consent, compensation, or
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by laylower 3y ago
That's an excellent summary I have to say. Theorists pushed hard to move the needle and practitioners with immense computing power reached and started chipping away at the same wall. LLMs transpose the problem by mimicing what humans w
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by laylower 3y ago
Could I ask a somewhat naïve question? Does either Danswer or SimpleAI send data to a third party such us openai or huggingface? As I understand it, you have a pre-trained LLLM model which you tune LOCALLY, and you can use it from the ui pr
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by laylower 3y ago
"Let me say that what the US government is doing wouldn't even be controversial in 99% of the world, including probably 90% of democracies" Really? I'd say perhaps you need to back your estimates with some sort of hard d
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by laylower 4y ago
Can they force Apple and Google to add backdoors or monitoring at mobile device level? Is it even technically feasible if signal does not enable it?
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by laylower 4y ago
If you get butterflies about what it could have been, perhaps try to have offsprings or adopt. You shouldn't discount adoption particularly if your wife is open. It's not too late, really it is not. There is true joy to be had by
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by laylower 4y ago
Some comments are out of touch with reality. I genuinely don't understand how you are not explicitly addressing the massive corporates and multinational companies that actually *do* have protection and an entrenched position. Some of t

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