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by pantulis 4y ago
Has geolocation gotten a little bit worse in recent years? I understand IP blocks may change phisical location, and don't know if it's IPv4 scarcity or whatever, but apps that use IP location services seem to be mislocating me (li
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by pantulis 4y ago
The DX7 reverse engineering was epic!
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by pantulis 4y ago
Just a point, "starboard" sounds pretty similar to "estribor".
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by pantulis 4y ago
Underrated comment.
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by pantulis 4y ago
Are these green threads? -- edit myself: no, it can't be. JVM had green threads since eons ago, according to wikipedia. -- edit again: this SO thread --pun intended!-- explains it https://stackoverflow.com/questions&#x
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by pantulis 4y ago
If you use Azure OpenAI's services, I would guess you would fall into contractual agreements with Microsoft which should cover these concerns just like when you are using MS SQL Server to store trade secrets or PII.
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by pantulis 4y ago
"I bought Nero his very first fiddle!"
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by pantulis 4y ago
I hesitated to post the same question but guess the answer would be: "Why not?"
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by pantulis 4y ago
It seems that you can self host the thing. Apart from that, it seems that you would be sharing info obviously with OpenAI (both GPT and Whisper), Telegram and Google.
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by pantulis 4y ago
One of the most remarkable things about staying in France: it's not only about the gastronomy itself, it's about the quality of the overall experience, and I'm not talking about Michelin guide restaurants, you get the glimp
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by pantulis 4y ago
This a great, deep quote! thanks!
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by pantulis 4y ago
SQLite que no pase hambre.
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by pantulis 4y ago
> There needs to be massive oversight and regulation, regardless of the relevant field. Totally agree with that.
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by pantulis 4y ago
IMHO in privatized healthcare you are not the patient, you are the customer. As such, you should be having a better "customer journey" than in public healthcare: more immediate test/diagnostics, better experience in the hosp
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by pantulis 4y ago
> apple doesn't get the full advantage of tons of user data from the wild. Do you think OpenAI did? Perhaps Apple doesn't have the vast amount of data that Google has, but if OpenAI managed to have like 200 wikipedia-sized cor
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by pantulis 4y ago
Totally understandable, Chat GPT Plus is the most expensive subscription I ever had.
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by pantulis 4y ago
Your worry is going to become obsolete pronto, just like you are not worried about depending on a paid CPU to perform basic computations. The meaning of "basic programming work" will be redefined by these tools. The entry barrier
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by pantulis 4y ago
> I’d say Apple’s only failed in the way everyone did—-failure to foresee and the potential impact of generative AI. This is so true that now the only differentiating capability is execution, and I'd say that Microsoft is excelling
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by pantulis 4y ago
Couchbase's official account response on Twitter: ( https://twitter.com/couchbase/status/1630245993001394176 ) "We were also disappointed to pull out however our main Spanish speaking technical resource is
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by pantulis 4y ago
Brings memories of the "Cave-in" game for the unexpanded Vic20.
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by pantulis 4y ago
You can also see the pains the Evernote team took from the initial Electron-based 10 release until it became usable again. But you could also feel the product moving again after stagnation on a gazillion native clients. It was the right
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by pantulis 4y ago
Also, transformer-based language models were already being used by Spacy, right?
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by pantulis 4y ago
The article is correct, but it comes from someone that is already on the AI field. LLMs will peak and pass to become mature, that's high-frequency signal. But there's also a low frequency component, a more fundamental signal if
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by pantulis 4y ago
If you try to create a non trivial sequence diagram with a slide deck editor you will become aggravated in a couple of minutes. Now repeat the same thing for a couple scenario diagrams more trying to connect arrows here and there and I gua
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by pantulis 4y ago
The physical layer is amazing, even from a historical point of view.
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by pantulis 4y ago
That's the "Linux Server Singleton" pattern from the FA, isn't it? I find it surprising that it's in 3rd position. While SSG looks simple enough to merit the first position, going with the Cloudflare serverless pr
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by pantulis 4y ago
I remember installing Adobe Type Manager from 3.5'' diskettes on Windows 3.1, with a special supplementary disk that included the Lucida fonts. "Goodbye Times New Roman!"
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by pantulis 4y ago
I think Edge is a better Chrome than Chrome. At least it can show vertical tabs and groups in a way much more easy to understand.
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by pantulis 4y ago
Are running on that venerable box for any particular reason?
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by pantulis 4y ago
And yet the desktop was somewhat captured not by IE+ActiveX controls but by Ajax technologies, another invention of IE. (And Flash, to another extent) Oh what days were those... Today we are all basically running JavascriptStations.

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