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by soco 5mo ago
Historically, when my Windows was getting slow first thing I'd empty the thrash. Often it was the answer.
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by soco 5mo ago
The history and geography change very little whether the bird was flying while I was sitting and looking above the monitor. This is what I meant with "meaningful way". Even though a building has storys, life on 12th floor isn&#x27
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by soco 5mo ago
Hmm I thought that, but we don't really live in a 3D world (or use the altitude parameter in a very meaningful way in life) so I wondered whether there's something else I was missing.
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by soco 5mo ago
And it's scary how effective it seems to be, scary that an internet-based "reality" can appear more trustworthy that your real life...
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by soco 5mo ago
I get the latitude, longitude, and they added time. But what was the fourth dimension? Or third rather, because the post assumption is that time was the fourth added.
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by soco 5mo ago
I think the underlying story here is the transparency: if they cut the shrimp and are able to back that decision in the open, people will understand and accept it. If everything is geting cut randomly (or is not there) and you only hear &qu
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by soco 5mo ago
Also in all seriousness, can we actually trust that setting? I might be paranoid, but that doesn't mean that the whole world hasn't broken my trust...
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by soco 5mo ago
Yup, and good luck finding usable dictionaries. It's a lot of one-time handiwork to build it yourself, for which you need to find the right motivation (and time, and funding)
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by soco 5mo ago
But can you actually get usable results from those embeddings, specially in multilanguage setups? My experience is the similarities they find are more random than not, and without building some (fckin expensive) ontology and graph search yo
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by soco 5mo ago
But ironically exactly the people in the better place to influence that half-arsed implementation are those who comment here - instead of influencing said implementation. Somehow what we do ourselves at work is always good and nice and perf
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by soco 5mo ago
This. Also sometimes the small thing is collateral damage from random reorganizations, nothing personal but you're now part of org Y which doesn't have budget for that.
282.
by soco 5mo ago
They probably had a few stock owners in mind, which came ahead and keep coming ahead with strategically planned transactions placed right before another US major move - all by pure coincidence of course.
283.
by soco 5mo ago
There are two ongoing implementations: one weaker in the EU boooo and one good in Switzerland. None having severe issues. Questions?
284.
by soco 5mo ago
I must notice that every time, but really every time, EU moves a pinky finger against tech industry, a sizeable chunk of comments here will be like the one above. I wonder, is it about a general sentiment against EU? Or a general sentiment
285.
by soco 5mo ago
I haven't seen the term haxx0r since... ages! How are they called nowadays?
286.
by soco 5mo ago
How many of the journalists are women? Are those women journalists also going to war zones? The numbers above are pointless without context.
287.
by soco 5mo ago
In said US of America, when the government wants to know something about you, they will get everything they want from the companies - it's even written clearly in the US laws. So I'm not sure why (or where) you draw that line...
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by soco 5mo ago
Rubber duck debugging, now with droughts.
289.
by soco 5mo ago
Which is why I uninstalled Chrome a (short...) while ago and my life went on unbothered.
290.
by soco 5mo ago
Arthouse is the only thing worth watching nowadays as the others seem to only rechew the same crud. Change my mind.
291.
by soco 5mo ago
Unfortunately also those who didn't vote for such monstrosities will face the same dire consequences...
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by soco 5mo ago
True but even then there are other criteria too: as I plan to sell the house in 10 years, the extra cost for drilling simply didn't make economical sense (to me). So the "regular" pump had to do, and does it fine.
293.
by soco 5mo ago
Then watch it f'up half your codebase because it thinks it's slightly related to your examples. The alternative, giving it 10 examples, is actually more work.
294.
by soco 5mo ago
For us outsiders, can you shortly explain what's the practical point of such a list then? Some historical vestige maybe?
295.
by soco 5mo ago
The government can then soon "optimize" and fund exactly one library.
296.
by soco 5mo ago
"ceci n'est pas une pipe" - a century old argument which still holds.
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by soco 5mo ago
"taste better" does not mean quality either. What do I know about their tastes, they're scientists not baristas (in the article baristas were only asked about process options). Also they didn't discover anything new, jus
298.
by soco 5mo ago
How is then law enforcement getting what they need from people's iphones? Because I understand they do, in some way. And I'm not asking about forcing people to hand over pin or fingerprints, but just by themselves.
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by soco 6mo ago
Or maybe the colors were chosen knowingly to mess with the minds of the US voters? Me as a non-american I would choose blue, damn those mind games I'll go with MY beliefs that the world deserves a chance - and die by them if need to. B
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by soco 6mo ago
Stupid question: wouldn't it then search the web for that event?

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