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by prepend 3y ago
Right, then they can’t afford to live. Telling people to stop after all this time is a non-starter unless you’re willing to militarily stop countries from burning oil.
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by prepend 3y ago
I think everyone understands that but it’s cheap and the world depends on energy. So it’s not they people don’t get it, it’s that the world is working toward getting renewables cheap enough to fulfill current and future energy needs.
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by prepend 3y ago
I think hallucination is better and more accurate at it implies a bit of imagination and buffoonery deceit. I don’t think confabulate matches as well as it implies confusion or mixture of different ideas. ChatGPT isn’t confused, it’s making
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by prepend 3y ago
He didn’t know perfectly, but he knew with great enough probability to place an order. In the very small chance that someone wanted two beers, someone would speak up. This way is logically most efficient to work and involve the least commun
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by prepend 3y ago
Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avery review Dark Star on their first podcast episode. [0] It’s worth listening to even if you don’t really follow their work. It’s what finally motivated me to watch this movie after seeing it in the video store
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by prepend 3y ago
Capitalism doesn’t make cable suck. There are far more profitable companies with non-hellish customer experiences. This is just a bad philosophy and short term thinking. Cable would be more profitable if they wanted to be. Blaming their shi
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by prepend 3y ago
I would think AI helps graphic design jobs as it take a graphic designer to properly use AI and it just speeds them up. In that you still need photoshop skills to pick resolutions, palettes, final touchups, etc etc. So graphic designers wil
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by prepend 3y ago
Doesn’t it work for the Linux kernel? And https? And lots of other stuff?
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by prepend 3y ago
> Hence they are a form of manipulation. They are a form of manipulation we don’t normally care about. Definitely not illegal. By this definition, productivity is manipulation. Or tax optimization is manipulation. Or IPOs are manipulatio
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by prepend 3y ago
Nationalizing is unlikely to increase productivity and innovation. There’s multiple competing goals here and we need to think about how to achieve them. If we think that Intel is fixed and unlikely to need to change, perhaps nationalize and
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by prepend 3y ago
Cliff Stoll also operates kleinbottle.com selling Klein bottles. I bought one and he included a personalized note and all sorts of fun material. I’ve never shopped from a store where I felt the owner loved his product as much. And he blogs
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by prepend 3y ago
No, it would affect login status. Just a delay between reset attempts. No reset actually occurs until one prompt is accepted.
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by prepend 3y ago
In my experience csv has the fewest problems. Not that it has zero problems.
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by prepend 3y ago
This is the point of my analogy. English:Esperanto::csv:parquet (Although I think parquet is much more useful than Esperanto and may eventually end up dethroning csv)
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by prepend 3y ago
My dev workstation has 96gb. I don’t work with massive data files so I’ve never really hit my limit. I think the biggest raw data file I’ve opened was 10-20gb.
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by prepend 3y ago
The author is giving universal advice to all friends. If the title was “friends in certain circumstances shouldn’t let friends in certain circumstances export to csv.” Even a laptop with 8gb ram can open a gig csv. Of course the internals o
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by prepend 3y ago
There’s definitely hair to deal with and it’s a little messy, but it’s never a blocker. But I’d say the error rate is actually very low, maybe .1-1% and nowhere near 10-20% of data being messed up.
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by prepend 3y ago
I got a little snarky but I think the analogy holds. Esperanto is a superior language to English. And English has many flaws. Theoretically it would be better to have all pilots and airports learn an efficient language. But it would be stup
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by prepend 3y ago
I deal with gig size csvs all the time and don’t have any performance issues. These aren’t huge files, but decent sized. And most are just a few megs and only thousands to millions of records. Csv is not very performant, but it doesn’t matt
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by prepend 3y ago
This article seems written by someone who never had to work with diverse data pipelines. I work with large volumes of data from many different sources. I’m lucky to get them to send csv. Of course there are better formats, but all these sou
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by prepend 3y ago
And how do you fix the “some analyst” problem? Is there a better format that reduces this problem?
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by prepend 3y ago
CSV is very durable. If I want it read in 20 years, csv is the way to go until it’s just too big to matter. Of course there are better formats. But for many use cases friends encourage friends to export to CSV.
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by prepend 3y ago
I did something similar with all my kids movies. I just ripped their dvds because they were destroying them every few months and I probably bought Madagascar three times before ripping it. The UX is better than any streaming service. Fortun
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by prepend 3y ago
If anything, just post the specific prompt you use. That’s more interesting to me than whatever blargh gets output.
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by prepend 3y ago
I love mermaid so much. It’s powerful, simple, text-based, easy to put into everything. I hope this cash doesn’t make them suck. This probably starts a ticking clock until it’s no longer simple and integratabtle into everything. I really li
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by prepend 3y ago
I think because they would replace nurse lines that are currently staffed by nurses. Or at least be a level1 support or something. $9/hour seems kind of high for this though.
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by prepend 3y ago
You have to fuzz their age, zip3, and other demographic factors too.
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by prepend 3y ago
I take 7000IU daily upon direction of my physician for about 5 years and I’m still barely at the minimum when they test me each year.
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by prepend 3y ago
What’s rapid acceleration? What’s hard braking? Are the cars measuring it accurately? Why do I want my property reporting this data without my consent?
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by prepend 3y ago
This makes sense considering that there are so many apps. It’s similar to how the vast majority of books aren’t read and the vast majority of papers are not cited. Apps are a long tail market so it’s not surprising that so few make money. T

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