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by shubb 2y ago
And there are related standards like HATEOAS for state full behaviour right? But this isn't about a new way of presenting information to rival sparql or something. This is a technical report about a guy who wrote a slightly advanced cr
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by shubb 2y ago
There are a lot of companies using old custom or self hosted webapps that they control but can't change - maybe the 3rd party that built it kept the code, maybe its an orphan product, maybe the silo that owns it won't build an api
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by shubb 2y ago
I had a friend who participated in such a trial and ended up with long term liver injury. It's not money for nothing and it's a bigger choice than people credit.
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by shubb 2y ago
It's annoying but if you you just type continue it's pretty good at writing the rest of the code in a new file that you can copy paste together...
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by shubb 2y ago
Why does it "want" to be run? If he more concerned that the AI would absorb some kind of morality from units training data and then learn to optimise for avoiding certain outcomes because the training is like that. Then I'd b
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by shubb 2y ago
Isn't this the difference between a voucher benefit and an expense claim though? Let's say you make employee of the month and receive an amazon voucher to be spent "treating yourself" but instead use it to buy a gift for
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by shubb 2y ago
I was hoping to find something like your app. Haven't tried it yet but so excited!
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by shubb 2y ago
The comment you are replying to gives me big llm vibes
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by shubb 2y ago
I grew up in a really walkable European city and biked everywhere, but my cousins grew up in a southern States suburb. No pavement anywhere, dangerous multi lane major roads linking small cul-de-sacs, and oppressive heat half the year. Some
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by shubb 2y ago
For a legal activist, government, or large company, the decision about whether to go to court is different than for individuals. For an actor like that, you want to take cases that you can win to court, to establish precedent step by step.
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by shubb 2y ago
Eager loading is a technical term with a specific meaning, contrasting with lazy loading. Be the text came out of an llm the real question for the user is, does this technical term actually to this situation. If it does, then it's an
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by shubb 2y ago
It also effects your eligibility for free pre-school child care, which is worth £9000 /year to effected people. As you are paying 50% ni and income tax from 80 to 100, you are better off earning 80k than 100k. You can get around this
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by shubb 2y ago
Internet slang for voice chat
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by shubb 2y ago
You didn't miss much with this one.
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by shubb 2y ago
You mean all those finetunes on huggingface aren't SAP copilots?
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by shubb 2y ago
Originally you say it was a kind of kiosk operating system that ran a Web browser with Google apps deeply integrated to enable things like a little local file storage. Some years ago, they enabled you to access a real local Linux operating
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by shubb 2y ago
I don't see anything like that here. It's metadata like imdb, rather than links to the movies themselves.
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by shubb 2y ago
No, it sounds like her lawyer essentially agreed to an unfavourable divorce settlement that was still being negotiated. She may have lost out anything from custody of her children to millions of dollars.
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by shubb 2y ago
In the UK, I got some support for this sort of problem. AFAIK my parents got a private diagnosis and then used that and letters from the doctor to build a case with the local authority. Local authorities are resistant to agreeing to anyth
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by shubb 3y ago
Maybe this goes like usenet - spam technology improves to the point where the old open platform is unusable...
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by shubb 3y ago
Certainly hard to argue the higher wage was set by the market when it was set by strikes rather than the need to fill jobs.
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by shubb 3y ago
Specifically, Birmingham had hired these jobs at the same pay grade, after formally assessing them to be equivalent. It then paid people hired under the same contract differently with special payments after garbage strikes. If they had hi
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by shubb 3y ago
Maybe this is a me problem, but if I could figure out a way to use AI to significantly accelerate or replace developers or my own work, I would do it. I have experimented a bunch with llm, copilot, etc. The current offering is useful in a
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by shubb 3y ago
You are a paralegal, which means you have some great domain knowledge. You need to find a place that will value that lack of technical knowledge enough to overlook beginner tech skills. Maybe an AI legal automation company needs a product m
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by shubb 3y ago
It appears they also report good results for predicting symptom severity. It's less obvious how the cameras etc would leak into severity. Unless it actually works (it does seem a bit too good to be true), I'm thinking the test se
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by shubb 3y ago
I'm not sure that these two things are related. It is possible in an era of remote work to outsource any American software job to a lower paid, better skilled worker in a low cost of labour country. Companies choose not to do this. May
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by shubb 3y ago
>> You won't be able to run this on your home GPU. Would this allow you to run each expert on a cheap commodity GPU card so that instead of using expensive 200GB cards we can use a computer with 8 cheap gaming cards in it?
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by shubb 3y ago
Useless to the you, but due amazon these are loss making hardware that exists to sell amazon prime ppv so they would make more money if you and me didn't buy...
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by shubb 3y ago
1. A lot of Japanese companies hoard money instead of returning it 2. Supposedly the Japanese government is trying to get them to 'return' it to shareholders 3. Some people believe the currency will go up making these bags of cash
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by shubb 3y ago
(Royal Mail, the privatised national mail carrier, had a bug in thier IT system which flagged a large number of franchise royal mail shop owners as stealing money. Even after RM became aware of the bug they continued to prosecute these fran

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