liquidk

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   by liquidk 3y ago

   The provider has access to the host, they can just inspect the job from the outside and you won’t be able to tell
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   by liquidk 4y ago

   It depends. English is a lot more tolerant of inconsistencies than latin based languages, and the grammar rules are more disperse. Typically in latin based languages the rules are stricter, and it is less socially acceptable to violate them
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   by liquidk 4y ago

   I suspect this is a bit of a generalization. While learning and seeing the rules is an essential part of bootstrapping the learning os a new language, at some point for both efficiency and style, it'll become second nature and awarenes
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   by liquidk 4y ago

   Unfortunately this is a fairly shortsighted and superficial article which results in severely reducing the pool of people you can work with to a native speaker heavy demographic. The core of the problem is that it assumed care for detail in
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   by liquidk 4y ago

   That is a key difference. You can’t easily and cheaply rent an auto factory, but you’re starting to be able to rent an LLM training factory once for a model where you can then more cheaply run inference on.
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   From Monolith to Multicloud Micro-Services: Inside Snap’s Service Mesh(eng.snap.com)

   21 points by liquidk 7y ago|0 comments