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by rovr138 1y ago
Great article and sleuthing to find the information. I know you're processing them dynamically as they come in and break the rules. But if you wanted to supplement the list, might be worth sourcing the ones from https://gith
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by rovr138 1y ago
eso es! Seeing the title I was a bit bummed seeing radio telescopes and what happened with the radio telescope there. Clicking the link, I was really happy to see upr.edu domain and then the title, 'PHL @ UPR Arecibo'. I like the
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by rovr138 1y ago
Migadu isn’t American
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by rovr138 1y ago
Puerto Rican here in the states when hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico. I spent $600 for a box to be delivered to family which only had batteries and battery fans. It took my family 6 MONTHS to get power. My sister would alternate what she di
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by rovr138 1y ago
Yeah. It’s not flat. You can use admin fields, and it’s a recursive query to find. I have recursive CTE (thanks to ChatGPT). Could also be done on save, since they shouldn’t change for locations. The recursiveness though, gives you a benefi
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by rovr138 1y ago
Have you looked at the geonames database?, https://www.geonames.org/ Info and schema is here, https://download.geonames.org/export/dump/readme.txt Could be a good source. Not sure how good it is w
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by rovr138 1y ago
You’re not the only one that’s worked with audits. I get I won’t get a reply, and that’s fine. But let’s be clear, > I've explained my position in very straightforward words. You never explained what would be enough proof which is h
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by rovr138 1y ago
Not a false dichotomy. I'm just calling out the rhetorical gymnastics. You said you "don’t trust the big corporation" even if they go through independent audits and legal contracts. That’s skepticism. Now, you wave it off as
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by rovr138 1y ago
Oh, so now EVERYTHING is fake unless personally verified by you in a bunker with a Faraday cage and a microscope? You're free to distrust everything. However, the idea that “I don’t trust it so it must be invalid” isn’t an solid argume
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by rovr138 1y ago
You can fill the form here, https://trust.openai.com/
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by rovr138 1y ago
If you're building a system to detect something, usually you need enough variations. You add noise to the images, etc. With this, you could create a dataset that will by definition have that. You should still corroborate the data, but
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by rovr138 1y ago
This depends heavily on how you use these and how you have things configured. If you're using API vs web ui's, and the plan. Anything team or enterprise is disabled by default. Personal can be disabled. Here's openai and anth
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No, not somewhere. That’s the license. If they reuse it, they have to use that license.
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by rovr138 2y ago
https://github.com/spegel-org/spegel/blob/main/LICENSE The license doesn't have to be in each file. It's a license for the software. A software is a thing. > Permission is hereby granted, fr
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by rovr138 2y ago
Feels like a test you can't ace or fail. If we don't care, no reason to not pick the first option to get to your answers.
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by rovr138 2y ago
> In particular IT, where new project continually spring up to dethrone others Yet, it's lasted 31 years, which is a pretty insane amount of time in tech. This on top of being kept up to date, good structure, really good contributio
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by rovr138 2y ago
Honest question because I don't have the answer, Besides Matt and maybe those who work for him, what other contributors are complaining?
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by rovr138 2y ago
Can I ask based on what? Just previous knowledge or by reading the claims here?
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by rovr138 2y ago
Rights, licensing, content guidelines, “offensive”, public backlash. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Amazon Read under the section “Anti-competitive practices” They’ve done it multiple times. They have the m
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by rovr138 2y ago
Amazon has deleted books off of people’s kindles before.
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Which branch, physical or virtual. How does the virtual one work?
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Cost for one
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by rovr138 2y ago
straining is also ambiguous and disingenuous. if we believe the plan was $200 and the upgrade was to a $2,000 plan.. there's no way a $2,000 user would be "straining" Cloudflare's network. We spend more than that. If we
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by rovr138 2y ago
not the OP, but I'm a data engineer. I'm downloading and uploading data all day long. Even subsets are large and after combining data from multiple datasets, it grows. That's not including backups I run to external services.
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by rovr138 2y ago
Can you use pipx? Yes. If you have pipx, should you use it? Yes. If you don’t, do you need it? No. Pipx is a tool that, while nice, it’s not required. Most people will have pip if they have Python but not pipx.
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by rovr138 2y ago
‘Brand monitoring’ is definitely a thing and there are platforms for it. You could even start very basic with Google alerts for example. Still up for new things. Looks like a fun project.
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by rovr138 2y ago
> A conoid is a ruled surface whose rulings are parallel to a plane (called the directrix plane) and intersect a fixed line (called the axis of the conoid) (Gellert et al. 1989, p. 202). Examples include the circular conoid, helicoid, hy
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by rovr138 2y ago
> A conoid is a ruled surface whose rulings are parallel to a plane (called the directrix plane) and intersect a fixed line (called the axis of the conoid) (Gellert et al. 1989, p. 202). Examples include the circular conoid, helicoid, hy
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by rovr138 2y ago
Go to their resume from the home page, https://docs.google.com/document/d/17Ql6AydCJ7-XhjrwEqzmRAaA...
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by rovr138 2y ago
On the other hand, the location is part of what made the telescope good. You'd have too much interference in a city.

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