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I've learned that for now GPT spits out a lot of junk and downright doesn't know much about very technical problems(i.e. semiconductor patterning) However, for people like me that learn programming by bruteforce, it's fantast
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LLM benchmark M3 max, M1 Pro, RTX 4090 [video]
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Attracting new users for with the old behaviour is too complex maybe?
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Yeah and how did that work out for google? Hangouts was their most popular product and most of my friends were using it. Incredibly stupid management decisions right there.
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The thing is for academics quality software sometimes isn't actually quality software. My experience has been that people who's first jobs were in companies with quality software or who's job included reading through other pe
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Some people recover, others don’t. That is actually how humans are. I remember reading about a psychology case of two sisters getting constantly raped by their father. One of them finally grabbed the dad’s rifle and shot him. One of them re
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I can tell you exactly how I would react if someone were to do something to my daughter, which is the biggest source of joy to me right now. So what exactly is your solution then? To create 10-20 times the suffering that has led to the grow
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The crazy thing is that the pro war machine talking heads keeps trying to make this about Iran, when it's really Qatar and Turkey financing Hamas, in part using illegal Oil sales from Syria. Nikki Haley was talking about "finishin
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Yes technically, and how could you possibly enforce that? There is no rule forbidding it, so by default most employers still require it in their applications, but if they don't and you don't supply it, they will be suspicious. The
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This is vastly different for native Germans and immigrant Germans. There are even some papers about how having a Turkish name immediately cuts your chances of getting a response to your job application in half. German job applications also
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I dropped out of Uni without doing my master thesis and in later learned that if you need a US Visa a graduate degree is helpful, so in 2014 I went back to write a thesis (it was about satcom). I was getting a bit disillusioned with the pro
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You are correct, taking the reference speed as measurement is not a valid line of reasoning. The average speed is higher, the speed is lower the closer the stations are together, but the speed also depends on the line; i.e. the Ginza line a
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Tokyo's metro region is smaller than Paris and fits more than 3 times the people. The metro's top speed is up to 5 times as fast as Paris's metro. It's on a completely different scale. And given that Paris is Europe'
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I was told that there is a hotline for depressed Japanese when they come to Paris and find out that it's not like the stories they are told. "Paris Syndrome is a psychological condition experienced almost exclusively by Japanese t
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I've seen this advice being given in different situations. I've also met all sorts of engineers that have been given this advice. "Make your manager look good and he will reward you" is kinda the general idea. I guess it
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This isn't unlike the radio silence Brendan Eich kept, when the Mozilla sh* hit the fan. This is in my opinion the outcome of when really technical and scientific people have been given decades of advice of not talking to the public. I
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But then how will Cyberark make money?
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Is there any detailed info on how a 4090 + ryzen 7840 compares to any of the new Apple offerings with 64GB or more unified RAM?
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LibreTube has a feature that no other piped/invidious client has, which is to have one auth instance and one view instance. Sometimes videos are not viewable on a specific instance, but this way you can keep all your subscriptions and
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Geekbench Score for M3 Max vs. Qualcomm
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Apple M3 Dieshot
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I'm in Taiwan. I have a bit of a hobby of checking out digital payment systems everywhere I go. I checked out Japan, Macau, Hong Kong, China, Germany, France, the UK, and obviously the US. The thing that is the most glaring difference
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I'd argue that at some point in the past the empire understood that a strong Europe is in its interest, right now it's just devouring its vassal though. That cannot end well ...
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I can't say I can relate at all. If you do things from scratch that might be true, but there is a pretty popular python tool called cookiecutter that allows you to generate the basic skeleton of the app. I usually pick something that c
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The Shinkansens drive at around 300km/h. It's fast enough to get you from east to west-coast in 15 hours. It's a 6-7 hour flight + 2-3 hours airport shenanigans. The problem is that there is no capability to build such infras
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Fantastic idea, besides the UI needed it should be manageable to implement.
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I see, I had a feeling that was the case, but I never knew the exact policy. Thank you. Here's me hoping that sideloading with one day be a first class citizen.
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Does someone know why there is only one iOS with not so optimal UI/UX? On Android both clipious and libretube are really good piped/invidious apps with very active development and good UI. Another thing I noticed is that sometimes
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What are you talking about? You basically agreed on the bombing matter. NS1 was destroyed along with it, which was the biggest Gas valve to Europe. The EU subsidized the energy market with 400 billion last year. The industries sure felt it
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Up until now there were silent rules of engagement of not touching this sort of infrastructure. All that probably went out the window with the NS2 bombing, but it's still doubtful that Russia would have anything to do with it. They
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