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by mschulkind 2y ago
Surely a carpeted closet full of clothes is better than a car
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by mschulkind 2y ago
No, not really. If you have an AI that can answer 90% of queries correctly AND now this is the key, it knows which 90% it can answer correctly, human in the loop can be incredibly valuable to answer that other 10%.
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by mschulkind 2y ago
Aren't you just describing a bag-of-words model? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bag-of-words_model
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by mschulkind 2y ago
So is student loan interest
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by mschulkind 3y ago
Check out this AI vocals plugin. It's pretty impressive already. https://youtu.be/PCYTqDSUbvU
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by mschulkind 3y ago
My solution is to clean things up on mobile. Swipe and click delete is a lot easier than that 3-dot menu, but still no bulk options.
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by mschulkind 3y ago
Some kindle books have the X-ray feature that does exactly this.
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by mschulkind 3y ago
This is why balanced cables exist.
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by mschulkind 3y ago
Tiling window managers generally size windows as large as possible. Windows only shrink to make way for other windows, so unless you do something weird, or switch to a desktop with no windows, or have some sort of transparency enabled, you
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by mschulkind 3y ago
And what happens if Google Drive accidentally loses a file on the cloud and then syncs that deletion locally?
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by mschulkind 3y ago
I don't think brake by wire is legal in the US. Don't know about other places.
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by mschulkind 3y ago
That's not why boats float. Notice metal and concrete boats exist.
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by mschulkind 3y ago
I think you're confusing terminology here. Laminate is generally the cheapest option with some sort of plastic over some sort of MDF type material. Definitely no option to refinish. You're describing engineered hardwood, which iro
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by mschulkind 3y ago
> Rent stabilized apartments (IIRC, there are ~800,000 of them including mine) are only in buildings built before 1974 with more than six rental units. What's more, rent increases are set each year and can range anywhere from <1
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by mschulkind 4y ago
The IRS won't let you. You're essentially suggesting discounting stock options: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/section-409a-implications-...
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by mschulkind 4y ago
Yes, stable diffusion has an img2img mode that does essentially exactly that.
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by mschulkind 4y ago
Google takeout is a much much better option.
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by mschulkind 4y ago
I've used restic for years now without issue. I'd definitely consider it stable. I started with duplicacy and moved to restic.
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by mschulkind 6y ago
Just don't confuse it with PyPy, which is entirely different...
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by mschulkind 6y ago
That's exactly what the digital room correction is that the comment you replied to mentioned, except it's not real-time, since the profile doesn't change rapidly. You push a button to run it every time you make major room cha
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by mschulkind 6y ago
I tried to switch to Firefox, in large part because of the contianers, and I still use it in some places, but the thing that really got me was battery usage. I switched my desktop at work to Firefox, and it was great, and I still use it the
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by mschulkind 6y ago
One tip for Blender at least... It's very hard to discover, even if you know it exists, but you can drag out from the side of the main icon bar and turn on text labels as well.
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by mschulkind 10y ago
Aren't you already liable for all damage in an at fault accident? If you modified it yourself, I'm not sure there's any blame that can be shifted around.
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by mschulkind 12y ago
I'm thinking the joke is that, since the software runs inside the tank, which itself is bulletproof, the software is literally bulletproof since you can't shoot it with a bullet.
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by mschulkind 12y ago
Well, there's no gold standard for how any of the contracts are setup, but if I had to guess, it's because you're talking about Level 3 <-> Comcast. The profile of Netflix is far different from Level 3. Generally the fe
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by mschulkind 12y ago
Your comment is indicative of why this discussion is so difficult to have and why it's even tougher for the general public to understand or even care. The way this has always works, and is not changing based on anything 'network n
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by mschulkind 13y ago
I know it's just one datapoint, and SAT II, not SAT, but I took the SAT II writing test around 2000 and got a 600. I then took a test prep course over a few weeks, took the test again, and got a 690, which is a pretty big difference I&
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by mschulkind 13y ago
It means that for a long time people have called it 120% time because most of the people who still 'used' their 20% time were working 120% the amount of people that didn't use their 20% time. Despite Google not really stack r
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by mschulkind 13y ago
This is not what is being claimed here. I do the exact same thing STRML with my lastpass vault. Lastpass has a bunch of fine grained access controls for when the password needs to be entered. Having your password saved on lastpass just lets
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by mschulkind 13y ago
Yes, you're reading it wrong. Every vertical slice of that graph is the market share % at that point in time. What happened in that period is that Symbian grew in market share over that period, and by chance, Symbian is at the top of t

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