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3y ago
Yet Xiaomi managed to build cars.
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3y ago
It can be waxed paper, accomplishes the same purpose. I have an issue with disposable plastic food containers. So obnoxious. Some processed food has more packaging than actual food. Like plastic sushi boxes with the stupid plastic grass bet
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3y ago
Too bad the US didn't backdoor it? They learned nothing from the Chinese.
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3y ago
> Anyway I have no idea if cpp2 would get support from microsoft or other devs, but cpp2 seems like the most humble and "least risky" solution for the future of C++, and I really want it to be. That ship has sailed. They alread
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3y ago
It's another species, wisent, zubr, zimbru: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_bison
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3y ago
Gemini is a poor choice, rather useless. They recently bought some AI company, so scratch that.
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3y ago
If you live is Southern Europe you already know this is just another attempt to waste taxpayer money while claiming to "do something" about "piracy". Of course, software "piracy" has absolutely nothing in commo
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3y ago
This sounds a lot like Sixto Rodriguez.
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3y ago
Is there something that can make transcripts of Youtube videos without subtitles in Hungarian? Preferably not requring log in. I tried to do that today but all the bots either claim to have no access to Youtube or try to bs me.
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3y ago
It's also the EU country which uses the most ferts and pesticides. I wonder of there are any beekeepers left in NL, or bees for that matter. I've seen black bees in a reservation in Sicily. Amazing. I'd like to see them again
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3y ago
I tried it two years ago when the github cloned version required a specific version of Gambit that I did not have. If the current distribution comes pegged with its own version of Gambit like Racket does with Chez, that's geat.
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3y ago
If one is acquainted to Scheme, it's better skimming through the introduction for an overview of all the language features. https://cons.io/guide/intro.html Seeing it has objects, methods structs, optional type an
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3y ago
> choose a sketchy third party solution and it turns out they were almost all dirty Yes, Kaspersky. Outsourcing your security to Russia.
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3y ago
Is there a list with responsoble parties, so we can vote the bastards out of the EP during this year's elections?
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3y ago
No problem, we'll pay in Parmigiano Reggiano cheese wheels. Bastards.
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3y ago
We were just having a good laugh yesterday about antique firearms being extempt from licensing in some US states and people doing Civil War reeancments. The truth is guns are part of your culture.
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3y ago
> So it does not explain why western Europeans not invent the bicycle in that period They were too busy fighting wars, like the 100 years war. Also the Inquisition might not have seen bicycles with good eyes. The bicycle couldn't ha
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3y ago
Yes, steel, especially non heat treated 4130 crhomoly is repairable at just about any metal working shop. That's why it's the choice of bicycle tourers and custom frame builders. Also a steel frame is very dependable, bicycle enth
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3y ago
Sounds like a sound design to me. If he gets sued at least he can argue he did everything reasonable to prevent and quench a battery fire. That's how gen 4 nuclear power stations are designed to cool the core in the event of a loss of
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3y ago
It should be viewed as derivarive work. It equally applies to humans. It shouldn't be classified as fair use because the works have been used in whole to train the model. 'A "derivative work" is a work based upon one or
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3y ago
"AI ethics" from a person booted based on allegations of coworker bullying?
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3y ago
Not only follow up questions, but it also gives straight answers without bs, lecturing the user, claiming the model is somehow limited or flat out refusals which are Gemini's specialty.
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3y ago
Dunno, it's pretty damn good and quite useful. I asked Mistral 7b and Claude Opus to count the banned substances on the WADA anti doping list. Both avoided a straight response giving back loads of bs. Claude was next to useless. Mistra
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3y ago
Some of the Youtube audio is so annoying that I quit watching the videos even if they're interesting. Quite prevalent in some of the fishing videos, for instance the ones from the Life on the Bank channel. Stores? If you want people to
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3y ago
That's why they're suing OpenAI, as opposed to ChatGPT.
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3y ago
They could still use public domain data.
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3y ago
Any good for creating samples?
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3y ago
> I literally listened to 100 CDs everyday Not possible without a lot of skipping songs.
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3y ago
With the added bonus of funny characters which are a pain to encode in JSON, XML and URLs. I guess I'll keep using using URL safe Base64, thank you.
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3y ago
This https://pypi.org/project/llm/ Yup, it does support it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39591896
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