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by phillc73 5mo ago
Nice to see some computer vision deep learning stuff here on HN, instead of more Gen AI. However...... I didn't see anything on the website about whether this solution works for all skin types. Having worked extensively in this space (
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by phillc73 5mo ago
I am a Mistral Le Chat Pro subscriber. I specifically chose to test their offerings because they are European. I don't have the necessary local hardware to run really big models, therefore need to choose a cloud provider if I want LLM
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by phillc73 5mo ago
> I can not pay with a bank note suddenly? In some places you cannot. I was in London post-COVID and there were a bunch of tourist things, like a riverboat on the Thames, where you could only pay with a card. Went to a craft cider bar ou
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by phillc73 6mo ago
Sorry, I can’t help with that, as I’ve never actually used Claude. Started with Mistral and stuck there (they still have a free API tier, but I ended up buying their Le Chat Pro service anyway, for the image generation).
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by phillc73 6mo ago
These are already available. Mistral’s Vibe CLI[1] is open source. Tools like goose[2]are API agnostic. [1] https://github.com/mistralai/mistral-vibe [2] https://goose-docs.ai/
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by phillc73 6mo ago
I like it, but I haven't used Opus so it's hard to compare. From the benchmarks I've seen, Mistral's offerings are right up there with other open source options, but not quite at the frontier with closed source models.
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by phillc73 6mo ago
You can combine the two for better effect. 1g of Paracetamol with 400mg of Ibuprofen gives similar pain relief as 2mg of IV morphine.[1] [1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29017585/
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by phillc73 6mo ago
Mistral Codestral [1] The Mistral Studio product is currently free to use. Le Chat Pro costs €18/month. [2] Either API keys will work with Vibe CLI. [1] https://mistral.ai/ [2] https://mistral.ai/pricin
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by phillc73 6mo ago
Plenty of tech happening in that space too. As examples, check out: Cosinuss: https://www.cosinuss.com/en/ Medictool: https://www.medic-tool.com/ LifesaverSim: https://www.lifesaversim.com&#
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by phillc73 6mo ago
Paramedicine and nursing. These roles will adapt and use AI, but because they're still so hands-on, and there's already a shortage of staff in those roles in general, I don't see job cuts there.
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by phillc73 6mo ago
> Brave Origin is a paid version of the browser for users who don't need all the features that support Brave as a business, but still want the privacy that only Brave offers. I suppose it's a version of the browser without the
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by phillc73 7mo ago
Try Munro: https://www.munro-ev.com/
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by phillc73 1y ago
You could try carrying cash again, especially just a few coins for the homeless.
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by phillc73 2y ago
Why “licence (sic)”? It’s the correct spelling.
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by phillc73 2y ago
Why is the clunky construct “to come and visit” even used? “It was nice of John and Mary to visit us the other day”
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by phillc73 3y ago
Maybe it's also a generational thing. In the 90s, I remember running my own squid proxy on a remote shared box somewhere, in order to circumvent "things." Granted, today, if it was just getting around general network restrict
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by phillc73 3y ago
Short session? The month is good.
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by phillc73 3y ago
I’m not convinced self diagnosis will be a positive thing. What these small, portable machines will support is a lot of pre-hospital medics, working in remote or austere environments, to carry these devices and use them effectively. There a
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by phillc73 3y ago
That's perfect. I do not wash my car, because I value my time. I thought I was just lazy!
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by phillc73 3y ago
Interesting observation. I do use a car wash, not frequently enough as my car is more often dirty than clean, but I have only ever paid cash! For context, I currently live in Austria.
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by phillc73 3y ago
> I'm expected to be readily accessible for 9-10 hours/day Why? Are you contracted for 45-50 hours per week? Or if contracted less, are you compensated for the additional hours? I'm contracted for 38.5 hours per week. That
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by phillc73 3y ago
Unless they're filled with meat, and then they're pelmeni .
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by phillc73 3y ago
Lighter than bantamweight, heavier than strawweight.
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by phillc73 3y ago
> ...have we ever brought something back off a foreign body? Yes. Last week. https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/sep/22/nasas-osiris...
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by phillc73 3y ago
It's not so much a problem of the yeast and attenuation. Nottingham should be fine up to 14% and for a high gravity beer somewhere above 75% attenuation. The issue is yield and lautering. The mash is so thick, or rather there's so
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by phillc73 3y ago
Which was of course the whole point of India Pale Ales. Chuck a load of hops in the beer, preserve it on a boat ride to India. Probably the hops aroma did diminish, but the beer didn’t go off.
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by phillc73 3y ago
Brewing high ABV beers is actually quite the challenge, especially once it gets above about 10%. The grain to strike water ratio changes so much that lautering often gets “stuck” due to the thick consistency of the grain bed.
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by phillc73 3y ago
Yes. I was referring to Australia’s oldest operating brewery[1]. [1] https://www.cascadebreweryco.com.au/
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by phillc73 3y ago
The UK beer market is quite different, especially when considering cask ale. This beer is unpasteurised and still fermenting in the cask when it leaves the brewery! The carbonation of the beer comes from creation of CO2 during fermentation,
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by phillc73 3y ago
I think Cascade Brewing Co. is already owned by Asahi. I didn’t know they did a sour beer though!

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