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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Sorry Slewis, I cannot reply to your other comment with another subcomment. This is an ambiguation and it is an issue that as founder you should address as it could be interpreted as a self contradictory agreement and then invalidate part o
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Please abstain yourself of writing any sort of derogatory comment without provide any constructive argument to the conversation, and just downvote the comment, or even better: follow how the conversation follows. I also recommend you to rea
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Did you write your own terms of agreement rather than a lawyer? I signed up today and that was explicitly written in the license agreement, point 2. Note that there is no formal definition of "Materials" or "Service", so
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
wandb forbids reusing the models and other information, independently of their usage, so they should find another source for their models EDIT: as I am being accused of inventing it I will quote the terms of agreement and license, since may
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
that's the future, deliver more and more open ai models as if they were just software libraries and go back to native offline capable apps.
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
Nowadays it is 12,5 and it becomes the capital of the company which you can use to buy infrastructure and for the payroll.
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
> `firstName: FirstName` is redundant. It is equivalent to an alias. FirstName is here its own type inheriting String, NOT being a String and that is important in order to enforce not to mixing two different ontological categories repres
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
that's quite interesting... it is like a naive lisp on json grammar and syntax
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
I wonder if they made any thought on security. Things like Turing completeness, data stealing, privacy violations etc. I think it is however a good thing for prototypes and internal company tools.
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A physics paper with 8,778 authors(hal.archives-ouvertes.fr)
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WhatsApp just got a public API for businesses(developers.facebook.com)
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
She broke two social taboos. Punishing sexual activities in public speaking spaces, like social networks. And the usage of sex as a power tool to manipulate societies and achieve results (this might not be a full match to prostitution’s def
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
it induces the wrong idea as what is happening is a transition to usage and payment over other apps.
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I would say a browser is much more than its rendering engine, look at weebkit and all its forks and variations (like a programming language is much more than its compiler)
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Just go for a USB or Cloud backup. If you want something more durable you could codify the code on a QR and sculpt it on a rock, It may last some milenia.
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by nudpiedo 4y ago
33 years old document… might not be out there a more up to date document?
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
that's true although that's not a target platform for which it compiles to. Later today I've seen the runtime appears to be written in rust, so it might be possible to port it to many architectures althought at the moment it
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
it looks really good, the sort of trully new generation of programming languages we need, bringing new constructs and solutions for the new world challenges and solutions as the previous abstractions are already falling short. I wish it wou
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
That was an overwhelmingly optimistic article made long long ago. The truth is that not even everyone who got to learn it uses preferently within Catalan speaking regions. Let alone southern France or Alguer (Italy).
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Nowhere in its constitution is defined like that, it’s not a confederation of nations but a parliamentarian monarchy that respects regional cultural differences.
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
A few ones, mostly scripts, a few personal webpages with a blogging platform, webscrappers and plugins for language learning in Anki, and a chatbot. For sure more software as part of software development which would be more likely "for
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Every few weeks articles like this one on the topic of depression and psychedelics keep coming. They repeat themselves. I wonder whether someone wants to promote the topic or just get upvotes for later lobbying some other posts on HN.
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
No one sues the car, the dog or the children, but the owner, responsible, parent, etc.
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To me the problem sounds like there is way too much pressure on the short term prize and constant publication rather than value density. Sounds like “capitalism” became the philosophy that drives our research nowadays and researchers optimi
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
Many years old routers had a single external ipv4 and behind the NAT each computer got an internal ipv4 as a way to never end up exhausting the pool of IPs that each ISP has. But it’s been a long while since it has changed: Most of the home
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Google Trends: interest on visual programming dramatically declines in time(trends.google.com)
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Half of older adults now die with a dementia diagnosis(ihpi.umich.edu)
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> Dongarra led the field in persuading hardware vendors to optimize these methods, and software developers to target his open-source libraries in their work I’ve got the gut feeling that this work might be 90% harder and longer than the
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by nudpiedo 5y ago
That's useful, it is a way to cristalize experience. Experience comes at a high cost, learning through experimentation, and extracting lessons seems a good way. However the day the environment and circumstances change, past experience
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Russia just created its own root certificate (YouTube)(youtube.com)
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