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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Not really. You can use small models for task like text classification etc (traditional nlp) and those run in pretty much anything. We're talking about BERT-like models like distillbert for example. Now, models that have "reasonin
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I wonder what's the difference in Airbus.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
What adjective would you use to refer as the colony of Moroccans that are next to my neighborhood that sit on public spaces threatening everyone (thus preventing people form using them), being the primary source of crime in the area and dis
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I guess paying outside normal working hours it's extra money that adds up?
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I'm just self-learner and I know how bad PR JS has here, but it would be nice to have more LLM/ML tools in the Node ecosystem, because when everything is in python is just another tech stack I have to consider if I want to build s
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I have only two pockets in my trousers.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Stress is neccessary to grow and even to keep going, I'm with you in that. But I think the article is right in pointing out that there's too much focus into some inner force that makes you accomplish everything. This has been goin
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I think you're looking for distributism and georgism.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Sillicon Valley pulls you in because the amazing career opportunities you have there, and pushes you out because of the insane land/housing situation, and how everyone around you who's not IT is miserable. It's "funny&qu
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Always remember this site is full of western liberals. Just stating your worldview is subject to moderation.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Please stop posting in Medium, it's so annoying.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I don't understand either. I understand that CSS can be tricky sometimes, but more difficult than Assembly? Well, admittedly I have no idea of assembly or pretty much anything outside of your typical web stack, but it seems more diffic
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I only have old hardware at home. How viable is to practice this stuff on my own projects (and I'd like to touch JS as much as possible, despite everyone being on python)
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
It's clear for many spaniards that the US is playing against us. The whole deal with Algeria, Morocco and Israel is pretty shady to say the least. I don't have our secret services in high regard, but I expect them to at least do s
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Well, biogas exists. I mean, someone could try to turn waste into biogas at scale. AFAIK Germany is the country that produces more biogas and they are far from having it cheap or at scale. In fact sometimes they just turn crops into energy.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
It's a disgrace that we're not able to buy cheap and light cars in the EU anymore. I just want a ~2010 Fiat Panda :(
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Tell me when it's in production and I can see a price listed somewhere.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
This one is very interesting, thanks for sharing.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Hello
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Im from the new breed. I'd like to know all that but, where do I get the money? It's not like I can spend so much time tinkering without producing. If at least was able to purchease a home I wouldnt have this pressure. I guess in
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
A hand in your left pocket to pay their pension. A hand in your right pocket to pay your rent. You'll get public debt to pay, poverty and the climate crisis to deal with. The social contract is broken. No wonder violence is on the rise
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
I've found Apify really handy. They have crawlee too, but didn't try it yet.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Git may solve real problems but honestly, it's a PITA to use. Just for basic tasks needs quite a lot time sink to understand what's going on and what do you need to do. It gets in the way of the workflow IMO.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
In Spain healthcare is managed at regional level. My region is clearly ahead of the average in this regard (despite the amount of elderly people we have) and it's clearly not a breeze. To the point that I use the private healthcare qui
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
In Spain there's no institutional pressure, but peer pressure. I'm expected to have children and pay +1/2 of my income in rent, have little savings, etc. I'm pretty much an average spaniard in financial terms. Climate ch
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
My GF is a designer and she always says that the problem is that nobody test anything. I've been helping with a project for her client and pretty much everything went on the fly. I was able to spot obvious flaws in the design, she agre
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
Beware by blocking by IP. Many IP databases are outdated or wrong. This can be seen in Spain where DIGI (a romanian ISP) users have som troubles because of this. Some services see a romanian user instead of a spanish one.
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
If I had a small-medium company I would hand out money for renting coworking spaces. If enough people do this, coworking spaces will pop up more and more and compete to get the best deals. People who wants to WFH can pocket the difference a
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by spaniard89277 3y ago
No but maybe you want to do something with the ocr output.

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