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manquer
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manquer
5mo ago
Couldn't you say that about pretty much any government and people?
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This structure is not an unusual in education, especially in institutions where the tuition is smaller component of the cost and you are expected to give much more than that. A donation to the trust, or even an endowment is typical for the
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manquer
5mo ago
Doubly so, because you are being used as ad-channel and not being compensated for it either.
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5mo ago
There are few companies in this space . There is one right in Palo Alto - a demo store from the equipment manufacturer https://yummy-future.com/ Coffee is not that much different from Starbucks or any other big chain or ev
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5mo ago
Typically insurance companies pay ransoms for crew and cargo . The economics of Somalian piracy is well documented. How the money is distributed, how they finance the operations and the hostage costs etc
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- Claude Team plan is limited to 150 now[1]. You can mix between Premium (equivalent of Max 5x) and standard (Pro like) - ChatGPT business is not user count limited (AFAIK) however business plan only supports the equivalent of Plus there i
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5mo ago
Car Fleets, professional freight logistics. There is a lot of things to do in some driving a vehicle space . The other obvious business (that they exited) is self driving of course .
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Can they get 5000 people to do the same correctly on every reinstall and enforce it ?. Small individual tasks become complex at scale , and that is why these enterprise contracts sell
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5mo ago
There are channels like the distro security mailing list https://oss-security.openwall.org/wiki/mailing-lists/distros for this purpose.
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> undocumented. There is a steep learning curve sure, and there is lot of manual steps to do some critical actions perhaps. Documentation however is the last thing I would criticize PostgreSQL for. PostgreSQL documentation is by far bes
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Kinda, VW indeed owns Porche AG 100% today. However it was more complicated than that. Porche owned 50+% of Volkswagen at the time of Volkswagen buying them. Porche got over extended and leveraged buying Volkswagen . The management family
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Database backup tools are used primarily in enterprise context. (In)Ability to donate is not a function of personal spending preferences A fair amount of people work here at orgs on here would absolutely be able to swing couple of hundred b
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Vast majority of domain owners are not technically inclined today, probably hasn't been so for decades now. If we ask 100 likely buyers family feud style, where would they go buy a domain, GoDaddy likely is going to be the top answer b
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5mo ago
You are right :) [2] Perhaps it also conveys different type of meaning by having them in this context. Errors [1] in community discussion threads like this are positive signals that I am human not a bot. A couple of decades ago, I would be
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> gatekeepers directly or indirectly control research funding. Perhaps funding like public grants could be controlled by few? Should not the case for private money? Relatively common health issues older people tend to get fair amount of
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It was and still is a negative filter, not a positive one. Meaning it is easy to reject work because there typos and basic factual errors, absence of them is not a good measure of quality. Typically such checks is the first pass not the onl
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It is a price signalling problem both in the API and the subscriptions. Difference between $3/MTok and $5/MTok does not reflect the capability difference. Similarly the subscriptions have extra Opus specific allowances. I prefer
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6mo ago
The GOOG and AMZN deals announced earlier this week would be considered part of the same Feb'26 round. I.e. it would have the same seniority rights as that round. It is not uncommon to keep a round open after the formal announcement fo
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That would be 442GB not TB of SRAM. Aggregating on-chip SRAM is not a useful metric. AFAIK there are no interconnect between two chips at SRAM level so they cannot be shared .
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Issues with C# not withstanding. It is not inherently bad idea for small models to trained on only specific languages like a JS/PY only model with declarative languages like HTML, CSS YAML, JSON, graph etc thrown in, probably could be
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Until there is public S-1 and a price range which very much could change during the roadshow, there is no known valuation or range.
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It is not cash though. SpaceX does not have $60B liquid cash instruments. More accurately it is 3.4% of SpaceX at the last rumored valuation of $1.75T.
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Cannot edit this now Here is the actual link to new regulations https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2023/1542/oj/eng P.S. I had posted same link twice.
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the mistake was in using the same link twice. It is the same URL. There is no Article 11 in the that link. You and other poster could have just web searched and corrected me, Here is the the actual link https://eur-lex.europa.eu&
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There is no Article 11 in the second link i mistakenly linked the same link twice . Here is the correct link https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2023/1542/oj/eng
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This is not correct. There is no exemption for Apple devices You seem to referencing from a older exemption for self serviceability if your smartphone can do 1,000 cycles and retain 80% battery. Specifically - B 1.1 (1) (c) (ii) (b) . Here
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Why not? Buying stars is also a positive signal on commitment. i.e. if the maintainer is serious enough to buy stars, is not in theory likely to spend time /money in maintaining /improving the project also ?. Presumably he wouldn&
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Not just knowledge. RS-25 - It was designed as HG-3 during the 60s for Saturn-V and manufactured for the Space Shuttle and refurbished for SLS and just launched last month. Vehicle assembly building - Built for Saturn-V launches been in act
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Azure ran K-80/P-100 fleets a bit longer for 8-9 years . Google does 9 years for TPUs . In the current generation There are plenty of questions around - viability of training to inference cascades (the key to extended life) given cust
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It will become more expensive to fix than replace. Also more energy intensive than newer generation to operate. MBTF is significant the older the fleet gets higher the failure rates . A typical node today is 8 GPU node today , you have to k
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