mvdwoord

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by mvdwoord 2y ago
Not an opinion on the topic, but technically they could check for copyright issues before inserting it into the training data? How that would work, at those volumes, or if it is feasible, no clue. Have they tried? I doubt it.
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
I found the text and workbooks for my mathematics courses at the Open University in the Netherlands absolutely fantastic. They are created / supervised by a famous (educational) mathematician in NL named Jan van de Craats. The method w
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
Yes. Although I think the example is ridiculous. But it's not the death that matters. The death is just what happens, and I have no issues with that.
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
If it makes you feel better, you can label my preference however you see fit dear internet stranger. I merely pointed out that not everyone who eats meat does it strictly to ingest a specific combination of proteins. Some of the replies see
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
I prefer rib-eye though, from a cow, not a lab.
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
I think so, but it's also funny to see some companies (my current included) struggling to get there to replace their on prem private Cloud, driven in large part by the VMware Broadcom situation.
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
1997 were happy times..
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Ask HN: How to mute Twitter words in profile?
3 points by mvdwoord 2y ago|0 comments
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Amiga with Native PCI Bus(github.com)
1 points by mvdwoord 2y ago|0 comments
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
Money won is twice as sweet as money earned. ~ Fast Eddie Felson
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by mvdwoord 2y ago
Not here it isn't. Inflation and taxation can't be unspent... :(
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
I concur, being close to the fire it will take years for large organizations to move off their VMware stacks. Inertia of large organizations is a thing, but mostly, there are so many custom integrations made with other systems, lots of them
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
So ShotSpotter for drones... I wonder why this is not yet more widespread technology for various applications. Or is it?
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
In our office everyone is on laptops using WiFi. Been like that in most offices I have been to in the past 10 years or so at least.
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DBOS: A Database Alternative to Kubernetes(thenewstack.io)
1 points by mvdwoord 3y ago|1 comments
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Dell kills sweetheart distribution deal with Broadcom's VMware(theregister.com)
2 points by mvdwoord 3y ago|0 comments
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
There was a recent article on predicting earthquakes with GPS signals.. https://phys.org/news/2023-07-gps-earthquake-predictor.html
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
The book written on this whole saga is a decent read.. not sure if translations are available though. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3316995-de-broncode
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FairBerry Brings the PKB Back to Your Smartphone(hackaday.com)
2 points by mvdwoord 3y ago|0 comments
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
That assumes they would run the business as is, indefinitely. If they sell some parts, fire 75% of who is left, and squeeze the hell out of numerous large corporations who literally have no choice but to pay up... I think they will be fine
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
Try explaining this to the climate people...
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
Dutchie here, it is (I believe) a separate letter in the Dutch alphabet in some situations, and in some cases is sorted accordingly after X and before Z. In Dutch crossword puzzles for example the IJ takes up a single square but others such
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
The million (billion?) dollar question... problem is for a lot of large companies to do any sort of upgrade is already a long enough process. Moving everything to a different/new stack is simply not feasible in a short time frame. Add
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Ancient City Found in the Amazon(bbc.com)
146 points by mvdwoord 3y ago|75 comments
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
Not sure if related to this release, but right now both the website and the android app een to be broken. The app just hangs with a dot in the middle of the screen, and the website seems to load but asking a question results in "Networ
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USB-C Power Supply Pushes Almost 2 KW(hackaday.com)
25 points by mvdwoord 3y ago|17 comments
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
I think you are right, but it would be nice to have some more data and possibly insights. Perhaps fewer direct consequences, but a possibility for changing course for the better? Even a little bit?
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Plagiarism review of all current MIT faculty(twitter.com)
5 points by mvdwoord 3y ago|4 comments
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
Having worked with the nipple for the better part of 15 years, I disagree. Although I do appreciate and have switched to MacBook pro with their incredible touchpad, after the initial switch I had an infected tendon in my underarm.. managed
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by mvdwoord 3y ago
What isn't a bottomless pit? haha, anyway, thanks for the recommendation, grabbing a copy. I totally get that feeling but fortunately I seem to be able to enjoy my steak nonetheless. I have been dipping into this ever since I got my fi

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