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by roseway4 4y ago
In this context, it is for semantic matching similar to: "My daily face cream is BrandX's low-sheen formulation" -> "BrandX Matte Face Moisturizer"
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by roseway4 4y ago
I've seen really good results using BERT and other open-source models for matching symptoms / healthcare service names to CPT/HCPCS code descriptions. Even for specialized domains, some of the freely available models perform
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by roseway4 4y ago
Cheap driver assistance technologies such as collision warning systems and emergency braking are nearly ubiquitous on new cars. It’s puzzling why Tesla hasn’t taken a layered approach to safety, with these supplementing the camera systems t
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Study: Commuting has an upside and remote workers may be missing out(npr.org)
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by roseway4 4y ago
> The ransom note asked for 50 bitcoins (around $1.9 million at the time) in exchange for revealing the vulnerability used to breach the network and for returning the stolen files. Only $1.9M? If you risk going to jail, make it worth it.
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by roseway4 4y ago
The WSJ has more detail: https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinese-spy-balloon-seen-over-u... According to a Pentagon source, the balloon offers "limited additive value" over satellites. More interesting excerpts:
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In AI arms race, ethics may be the first casualty(axios.com)
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Robots might build your house(washingtonpost.com)
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by roseway4 4y ago
42 The number 42 is a special number. It is special because it can have many different meanings. One way that it is used is when someone is asking a difficult question and they don't know the answer. If someone says "the answer
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Layoffs by Email Show What Employers Think of Their Workers(nytimes.com)
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We can reduce homelessness if we follow the science on what works(newscientist.com)
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by roseway4 4y ago
> Examples of memory safe language include C#, Go, Java®, RubyTM, Rust®, and Swift®. Python is a surprising server-side omission.
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Software Memory Safety – Cybersecurity Information Sheet (NSA) [pdf](media.defense.gov)
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A shortage of tritium fuel may leave fusion energy with an empty tank(science.org)
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by roseway4 4y ago
It would be fun, and possibly quite useful, to run Flex on the Raspberry Pi.
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by roseway4 4y ago
It’s likely the site is using the smaller “toy” model configured as default with the DALL-E mini code base. The larger “mega” model, used by the official demo, is far superior but requires significant GPU memory. Unfortunately, despite the
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by roseway4 4y ago
The author mentions randomly sampling companies for the analysis.
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by roseway4 4y ago
I’m surprised Polestar hasn’t been mentioned. While not mainstream—yet—the PS2 is a great car. We definitely had teething issues (software mostly) with the Launch Edition, but Polestar’s Android Automative implementation has got more solid
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by roseway4 4y ago
> to oppose a Florida bill the majority of people in Florida support. Please provide a source for this claim.
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by roseway4 5y ago
> Some parsing libraries may have hard-coded assumptions or bugs that don’t take into account three-digit major version numbers 22 years after Y2K and we're still not anticipating what happens when we exceed an easily anticipated li
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by roseway4 5y ago
Fascinating use of the Citizens Broadband Radio Service frequencies. Supposedly "secure and private", with some interesting engineering on the way[0]: > To further support anonymity and prevent IMSIs from being tied to a user’s
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by roseway4 5y ago
I have 8210 N95s and yes, they’re welded (as confirmed on the 3M website): https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/p/d/v000585997/
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Grichka and Igor Bogdanoff, Twins in an Uneasy Spotlight, Die at 72(nytimes.com)
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South Africa ends quarantines and contact tracing, and authorizes booster shots(nytimes.com)
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by roseway4 5y ago
Possibly an acquihire? Pure conjecture: They may have had difficulty competing with Streamlit[0] and decided to throw in the towel. [0] https://streamlit.io/
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A Babysitter and a Band-Aid Wrapper: Inside the Submarine Spy Case(nytimes.com)
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by roseway4 5y ago
The initial interception is intriguing. Perhaps it suggests the target nation is a US ally? Terribly risky making overtures to a friendly nation. And for only $100K in crypto.
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by roseway4 5y ago
There are. Bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and more all offer community to LGBT people , as they do many other minorities (and special interest groups, for that matter).
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by roseway4 5y ago
The March attestation was published 5/24 (the day prior to that article) and is available on the Centre website[1]. It doesn’t appear there’s cause for alarm in this case. [1] https://www.centre.io/hubfs/pdfs/
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by roseway4 6y ago
Is OpenVAERs a legitimate source of information for vaccine injury? The site claims the data is sourced from the HHS. Has this been validated? If so, is this raw data or has it been reviewed and vetted by HHS. Self-reported data from non-me

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