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by nzach 3y ago
My guess would be something related to your campus having more than one external connection available. Maybe from the server's point of view the SYN and ACK are coming from distinct addresses and this is tripping them up ? I have 2 int
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by nzach 3y ago
In my experience you can't use more than 3 bluetooth devices at the same time. Currently I have a headset, a mouse and a keyboard. To add anything else I would have to remove something else. Last year I've built a simple 3-key mac
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by nzach 3y ago
This is in line with 'guard clauses' and this is why it is accepted as idiomatic code. For this example we only have a single condition but as soon as you add more conditions it start to get out of hand. I prefer the original code
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by nzach 3y ago
I don't think this is how things will pan out. What will happen is that we will have auctions for putting keywords into every prompt. You will type 'Tell me about the life of Nelson Mandela' but the final prompt will be some
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by nzach 3y ago
I think this title was a little too clickbaity for this article as they don't show anything too surprising about timezones. Even then I really don't mind that much, especially when you consider how many articles exists that argue
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by nzach 3y ago
What I've found strange in the NYT examples is that they show how ChatGPT is able to reproduce with great accuracy the first and second paragraph of at least some articles, based purely on the on the title. The prompt was along the lin
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by nzach 3y ago
>[...]"Churn" is the percentage of code that was pushed to the repo, then subsequently reverted, removed or updated within 2 weeks. This was a relatively infrequent outcome when developers authored all their own code -- only 3-
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by nzach 3y ago
Do we have a precise definition for what "DevEx" means? Talking about productivity by itself is already pretty hard, trowing "DevEx" into the mix seems to me like the perfect recipe to sell snake oil.
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by nzach 3y ago
> Transparent displays when scaled sufficiently will allow AR glasses that don't suck. I don't think we will ever have AR glasses with transparent displays. The human eye generally can't properly focus anything closer than
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by nzach 3y ago
Food for tought: What happens when we add a layer of indirection in the training? Imagine we have a model but don't train it with the copyrighted data. But we train if with every review ever made public about it. If we have a large num
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by nzach 3y ago
Your comment reminded me of this[0] video about the Jerry Can. A simple looking object, but in reality it had a lot o tought put in to get to this form. It also goes along the lines of "Simplicity is complicated"[1]. [0] - https:
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by nzach 3y ago
As far as I know this is more or less the payout structure Tidal uses. This seems a better approach, but in reality I don't know if it is actually better.
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by nzach 3y ago
What if this is a problem with usability, and have nothing to with personal preferences? I imagine that for a tight pair of jeans would be pretty annoying put and carry things in pockets. You may even need both hands to put something in you
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by nzach 3y ago
There are a lot of factors at play. But I think the biggest one is lack of expertise in the community. For postgress isn't that hard to hire a professional with 10 years of real world experience. Besides that you need to keep in mind
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Insomnia?
14 points by nzach 3y ago|3 comments
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by nzach 3y ago
My understanding is that this choice is a balancing act between having good efficiency for long distances transmissions (230v) and having a lower peak load in the grid (110v) for desely populated areas. But I'm no expert in this matter
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by nzach 3y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. My knowledge cut-off period in this domain is around 2018. So it's not suprising that things moved on.
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by nzach 3y ago
For anyone interested, the problem mostly boils down to the sequence lenght we can read. Modern sequencing techniques allow us o read 200 to 500 bases at a time. So after hat we need do find a way o arrange these short sequences into a sing
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by nzach 3y ago
>I can find a lot of information from around 2018 I would guess that's because this was just a passing fad. Genetics is an extremely complex topic. And we still don't know a lot of things. This is why I think nobody was able
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by nzach 3y ago
>Neovim started out as a large clean up and refactor of Vim code, plus the addition of async code. I don't think that is actually true. As far as I remember Justin and Thiago (I think) wanted to implement the ':term' into
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by nzach 3y ago
Another thing somewhat related to that is the branch prediction: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-processi... And there is also the cache prefetching that is pretty interesting: https:/&#x
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by nzach 3y ago
In Brazil we have Pix[0] that seems pretty similar to India's UPI. [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pix_(payment_system)
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by nzach 3y ago
This is addressed in the video. Cells growing in a flat plane don't form complex connection as we would see in a real organ. One way address that is to grow the as organoids. You can think of organoids like 'cells growing in a non
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by nzach 3y ago
How does someone measure the average global temperature? And what does it means? The Wikipedia[0] has one interesting source[1] but what they show there isn't an average. My guess would be that somehow satellites can measure the surfac
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by nzach 3y ago
Even Copilot seems to be affected. There is something really bad going on.
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by nzach 3y ago
>In every species female is the selector, that's how natural selection works. Maybe that is true if you are only talking about mammals. But it is certainly not true in general. Here is an example directly from Wikipedia: "In th
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by nzach 3y ago
>If you can't load a page with 30 dishes fast enough, you have a serious problem That depends on your scale. If your product is "large enough" it is relatively easy to get into the range of several seconds of response time
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by nzach 3y ago
You can go even a step further using the <c-o> and <c-i>. These will allow you to go back and forward in your jumplist. I mapped them to <Tab> and <S-Tab>, this way I can easily move to previous locations. This is B
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by nzach 3y ago
According to this FAQ[0] you can request for your data to not be used in training. In the FAQ they state: "Once you submit the form, new conversations will not be used to train our models". This[1] is the link to the request form.
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by nzach 3y ago
>When chat history is disabled, we will retain new conversations for 30 days and review them only when needed to monitor for abuse, before permanently deleting. They will still save all conversations. They are just pinky-promising they w

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