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by rovr138 2y ago
FWIW, they have all been flawed. On the other hand, is there a perfect one?
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by rovr138 2y ago
If a corporation can't provide a service, they should limit themselves and not provide it, or go for bankruptcy after making bad decisions.
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by rovr138 2y ago
> They’re in the sweet spot of self governance and endless federal subsidies Let's be clear, this is not decided by Puerto Ricans. Congress ultimately decides this. How they decide is up to them. Until now, they haven't done
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by rovr138 2y ago
> if you want to be honest. They might only know about Puerto Rico thus limiting themselves to just that.
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Specially licensed professionals.
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by rovr138 2y ago
Sounds like what Puerto Rico experienced with Irma and Maria in 2017. 2 hurricanes, 2 weeks apart. In PR Irma passed over the north. Mainly rain and some gusts. Nothing too bad on the sustained winds. With everything still a mess, María hit
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by rovr138 2y ago
I think the reason to sunset the project is actually near the top. > I don't think anyone has reliable information about post-2021 language usage by humans. It's information about language usage by humans. We know the rate at w
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by rovr138 2y ago
"Oh that's cool.", "It'd be interesting to work on problems like that.", "That's a neat solution" If anyone's on the fence about applying, that could be enough to nudge them in the direction
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by rovr138 2y ago
The sources are just aggregated. The source doesn't change. The new stuff generated does (and this is honestly already captured). This author doesn't generate content. They analyze data from humans. That "from humans" is
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by rovr138 2y ago
Yes. That's the small web. A good example of the generalization problem you discuss is reddit. You have to unsubscribe from all the defaults and find the small, niche, communities about specific topics. If not, it's the same stuff
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by rovr138 2y ago
How do you implement a text editor? I think a lot of people don't consider how complex text editors are and then there are the complexities of an IDE, or extensions, to be able to interact with it. ropes? gap buffers? https:/&#x2
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by rovr138 2y ago
What about any other service that only allows sms 2fa?
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by rovr138 2y ago
If it was just that, I'd probably load onto a pandas df, then export the df to json. There's other ways, but this would be a simple enough way. Check, - https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/refere
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by rovr138 2y ago
Not really. The code, as is, doesn't run. `data` isn't defined. It missed loading the json into it. Edit here, I've been testing some models today. It's a great solution, easy to fix. I like the package it chose. My head
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by rovr138 2y ago
I agree, But it’s what I got when I went to Inspect element > hover over the image Size it expanded to vs real image size I guess
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by rovr138 2y ago
> lol. It's there for a lot of people already. I can see it on 3 different accounts. Including org and just regular paid accounts.
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When I click on the image, it expands to full res, 1713x16392.3
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Different teams. In the case of extensions like this one should be asking , “Do I trust the author?”
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by rovr138 2y ago
Academia - nowadays source is needed is a lot of conferences, but the datasets, depending on where/how it might have be obtained, just can't be used or not available and the exact results can't be reproduced. Not sure if the
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by rovr138 2y ago
It would require a dev every time someone wants to track something new. It would require rerunning ci/cd, testing, qa to bake it in, in case it fails and breaks something. All of that is hours of resources which translates directly int
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by rovr138 2y ago
hah made me laugh
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> The only way I could get data off their proprietary SHR system (which is great, except when the HW breaks) would've been to buy a new Synology system, put the drives there and pray it works out of the box. First, https:/&#x2
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by rovr138 2y ago
These are all strategies and the price point of the unit doesn’t affect it. Need extra drives, buy extra drives. Need extra NAS for backups?, buy an extra NAS. Need an offsite copy?, buy space and get an offsite NAS and drives for an offsit
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by rovr138 2y ago
That’s exactly what it sounded like to me. Of course, local/offline only would be great.
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Check https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356873749_Extractin...
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by rovr138 2y ago
Check https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356873749_Extractin...
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For the near term future, they can use the latest 1 version
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>more and more It's been like 18 years since uTorrent... and that was Windows only, unless I'm crazy.
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"locally", "the cloud"
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I think we are the ones finding out

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