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3y ago
Giving your friend 5% of your equity is an awfully nice wedding present.
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29117022
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Artist Holding Valuable Art Hostage to Protect Julian Assange
(newyorker.com)
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Why car insurance in America is too cheap
(economist.com)
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USPS Deliver the Win: Research Center
(usps-dtw-staging.centralus.cloudapp.azure.com)
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Production Fuzzy Entity Linking / Disambiguation
(old.reddit.com)
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It unfortunately also exceeded available memory. A basic approach which worked was sequentially loading each df from the filesystem, iterating through record hashes, and incrementing a counter; however the runtime was an order of magnitude
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3y ago
I recently reached the limits of Pandas running on my 2020 16gb M1. Counting the number of times an element appears in a 1.7B row DataFrame using `df.groupby().size()` would consistently exceed available memory. Rust Polars is able to handl
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3y ago
This is similar to the origin story of Replika. The founding team were devastated by the death of their friend and wanted to immortalize him by using a language model.
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3y ago
If you're interested in graphs, network science, or social science, Barabási's Linked is a rewarding read. ( https://www.amazon.com/Linked-Everything-Connected-Business-... )
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Hindsight bias is strong with this one.
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If somebody has already proposed this, I apologize for non-dfs. Plausibly there is a disagreement about the release of GPT-5. One side may believe it is competitively necessary (given Google’s impending release), countered by a concern rega
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3y ago
My understanding is that this is an example of last mile costs increasing non-linearly i.e. Google has something like 95% of the mobile search market and profits $30b from it, and the cost to acquire that last 5% is >$30b.
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3y ago
What's the latest on automation within ghost kitchens?
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3y ago
It would be a shame to lose Lapham's in print. It embodies the idea that keeping a library is to maintain the breadth and depth of human knowledge as desired at a moment's notice.
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Ask HN: Migrating from Google Domains to Squarespace?
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3y ago
Can you elaborate? Would love to hear more.
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3y ago
You wait patiently and accept humans are not and will never be perfect FIFO queues.
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3y ago
Is anyone here confident this absolutely isn’t a simulated prompt?
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3y ago
So fraud is consistent with respect to time?
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3y ago
Contains false negatives, for example only listing a single police department using Clearview ( https://atlasofsurveillance.org/search?vendor=Clearview ). Likely a limitation of the current data sources.
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3y ago
Creative but ultimately a dog whistle. "What are the limit of MacOS GUI?" shouldn't be novel.
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Ghostwriter Returns with an A.I. Travis Scott Song, and Industry Allies
(nytimes.com)
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Two days ago I was running on a road that lacks sidewalks and was almost hit by a driver who was clearly texting and not paying attention. This is not tyranny for the good of its victims – it's protecting everyone else from a needless
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Pick one and hire for it.
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3y ago
Misleading title.
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Deaccession is controversial and often legally gray due to stipulations by donors that work is never to be sold. If you're interested, see https://news.artnet.com/art-world/brauer-museum-controversia... for a rece
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I'm not sure how you're arriving at the implicit whitelist statement. Can you link to section in the proposal that supports this conclusion? I'm still coming to the opposite conclusion: For example, as a web admin, it would
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1. Running a particular set of software _correctly_ i.e. the positive filter is positive insofar as the negative filter is negative. This logic applies to anti-virus if you predicate it's negative filtering on a positive filter that t
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You should be as comfortable running the (proposed) attestator on your machine as you are running anti-virus software. In thinking about it relative to anti-virus, I came across an insight: The Web Environment Integrity proposal isn't
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