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by sgt101 2y ago
What is it that Camaps + dexcom doesn't do that you want?
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by sgt101 2y ago
This is counter to my experience - my daughter has received fantastic care. We have regular time with the endocrinologist and get phoned up inbetween clinics. They have provided a closed loop system and all the backup we could have asked fo
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by sgt101 2y ago
you are not confused. >* we can conclude that:\n\n$$9.11 > 9.9$$\n\n7.* Therefore, the final answer is:\n\n$$\\boxed{9.11}$$","tool_calls":[],"role":"assistant"},"finish_reason":"stop
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by sgt101 2y ago
this seems to be "people who have to work are less happy than people who are free to do what ever they want whenever they want"
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by sgt101 2y ago
People did some work on this : https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Drawing_Programs_The_...
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by sgt101 2y ago
Yes, and the industrial base that we are discussing is the one that builds the M51.3 which is fundamental for Europe. Existence is worth a lot.
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by sgt101 2y ago
Thanks - this is extremely insightful and helpful.
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by sgt101 2y ago
This is super interesting, thank you. But, looking at semdesign's site and info I have a question - which is if this tech exists since 2010 or so... why are all the big banks not using it? Is it just bad marketing or is there a gotcha?
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by sgt101 2y ago
OK! I work in financial services, a lot of customers want tools to support their creaking code bases. What are the state of the art options, both commercial and open source? What are the prospects for things like translating COBOL to Python
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by sgt101 2y ago
I don't like whitespace compulsion but I can live with it. self.onandonandon is a real pain along with copy.deepcopy
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by sgt101 2y ago
utterly utterly unhinged. It's basically a design that someone both very naive and suffering late stage Rabies would come up with.
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by sgt101 2y ago
I depends what you are putting into it... I think it's completely feasible to get 100000 customer records into 80 MB... and then some
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by sgt101 2y ago
You. Were. Running. An. Insurance. Company. On. SQLite? What? What possessed them?
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by sgt101 2y ago
I have only had a quick look, but I think that this is suss because of the VPA definition. The authors could show us the data vs. response to the questionnaire, in particular the columns for folks doing >5 episodes of high intensity exer
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by sgt101 2y ago
Any M-series mac with 16GB+ can do this also.
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by sgt101 2y ago
Wikipedia is good on the artefact : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burney_Relief This includes the reconstruction of the original colours: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burney_Relief#/media&#x2
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by sgt101 2y ago
>>It's not worth it (or rather: extremely high financial risk) for companies or individuals to do it The problem is that it's hard to reliably capture value from research. A good example is LLM's. If OpenAI, Google, Met
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by sgt101 2y ago
No doubt you could construct a more diverse set, but it still wouldn't be creative.
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by sgt101 2y ago
No, diversity isn't creativity. For example, we could search google for "great art" and if it produced a sample of one art work from ever decade of the last 500 years that would likely be highly diverse in style and content.
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by sgt101 2y ago
I wish that the author hadn't described semantic and syntactic diversity as creativity.
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by sgt101 2y ago
Sure, but there are grounded metrics there (the theorem is proved, not proved) that allow feedback. Same for games, almost the same for domains with cheap, approximate evaluators like protein folding (finding the structure is difficult, ver
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by sgt101 2y ago
yeah - I think that that's waht they mean and I think that there isn't such a metric. I think people will try to do adversarial evaluation but my guess is that it will just tend to the mean prediction. The other thing is that LLM
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by sgt101 2y ago
Running 13b code llama on my m1 macbook pro as I type this...
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by sgt101 2y ago
Well, I was thinking vs. commercial organic.... and basically home garden labour is free! But, yeah - farmers are very clever people.
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by sgt101 2y ago
Doing everything at once is a big mistake. Gardens need infrastructure and they need time to evolve into a system that works and is productive. Start by building compost bins. Use your mower (if you have a rotary one that bags) to mince up
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by sgt101 2y ago
hang on, what if... we're the bad guys?
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by sgt101 2y ago
>OO was about many things but particularity about code reuse. Is that also a bad thing? No - but OO wasn't as successful at delivering code reuse as it was promised to be, especially polymorphic OO. >Software Engineering will not
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by sgt101 2y ago
Super motivating to have off cloud backup strategies...
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by sgt101 2y ago
The reality is that when you are trying to sell at scale somewhere outside your domestic market (where your laws and rules run) muscle counts. The USA plays relatively nice, but be under no illusion you will find that the game is stacked ag
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by sgt101 2y ago
This is, at it's heart, about markets. In the USA a startup's market is, essentially, global - China. In the UK the market is, essentially the UK. In the recent past it might have been argued that the market was the EU - but the r

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