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> "how much do we actually need to fetch and render HTML?" and the answer is in the ballpark of single digit FTEs Sorry, but we're not going back to Lynx...
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Why don't they determine aid with a formula, instead of using these thresholds that set up weird incentives? (Same question applies to tax brackets)
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I don’t think Spotify was ever a Qt application. Back in the day, it used a custom cross platform UI framework they called Spider. But it was XML based, similar to QML.
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The bookmarking feature is crucial. And Bluetooth? It’s an instant buy for me. Great project!
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It would be amazing if Yubico offered a physical button option. I really hope it’s not the case that capacitive sensors are somehow preferred from a security standpoint (i.e., harder to trigger with a robot).
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“Breathing on” works as you intended (like breathing on a cold window to make it foggy); the alternative “blowing on” does not.
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Haha. Well besides that, it’s not really a font generator but an image generator
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It's also easily misused. Take the regular expression validator for passwords on the California DMV website, for example. The website states "Must include at least 4 alpha characters". But the validation pattern ^(?=(.*
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Thanks Peter
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This sounds just right.
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A Neural Network in 200 Lines of C
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Achieves 98% on MNIST handwritten digit recognition.
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I think this effort is positive, but a bit misdirected. Think data breach liability. Facebook and YouTube are willing and capable defenders of sensitive customer data. Watch the AshleyMadison documentary. Arrogant disregard for customer pr
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Mr. Beast is FAR from the most pathological content on YouTube.
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He is a Savant.
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Why does OP urgently need to change the name?
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Thanks! Didn't know about this cool feature.
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Louis Vuitton Medallion Blanket $1510.00 - Purchased Really can’t make this stuff up
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Haha. Cutting rate limiting to speed things up
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2y ago
Hmm. It would make a lot more sense to me if it were called semantic saturation, not satiation.
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The more benign version happened to me. Over $1k for an Illustrator subscription that I forgot to cancel and didn't touch for 2 years. No email from them that might have reminded me. When I went to support, they offered me nothing. Say
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> In China you cannot not be explicitly a CCP data-collection front Unintelligible. Rewrite as “in China it’s very hard to avoid turning over data to the CCP.”
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This is true but I think it would still be nice for VCS to have a first class concept of "peek through" changes (whitespace, formatting, etc.) for the purpose of blame.
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Imagine how many millions of “shut up!” “F—- you alexa!” Etc.
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Just quoting again from the guide: 3. DIRECT LLM PROMPTING In this method, contestants use a traditional LLM (like GPT-4) and rely on prompting techniques to solve ARC-AGI tasks. This was found to perform poorly, scoring <5%. Fine-tunin
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What do you mean it can 'generate python programs that solve the tasks'? I can't find any mention of that. I only see hand-coded solutions.
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I don't think that's breaking any rules, and in fact it would help to expose a whole class of weaknesses in the test.
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> submissions to Kaggle will not have access to the internet. Using a 3rd-party, cloud-hosted LLM is not possible. https://arcprize.org/guide
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Curtis Roads, in the latest edition of Computer Music Tutorial: > A new industry has emerged around AI services for creating generic popular music [...] This is the latest incarnation of a trend that started in the 1920s called Muzak, to
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Good resource. Some of the piano SoundFonts here are available in https://chiptune.app (Yamaha Grand Lite 1.1, Chateau Grand Lite 1.0, Abbey Steinway D 1.9, Steinway Grand 1.0). Play a MIDI file, open Settings tab, find them at
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