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by spullara 3y ago
Why not just put any other kind of display flat and put glass over it to protect it? Edit: Someone has your dream display already :) https://www.etsy.com/listing/1463146123/43-4k-dnd-tv-table
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by spullara 3y ago
I had an interview question at Twitter that no one ever got 100% right because no one ever asked what the entity indexes in a tweet actually were, code point indexes, everyone assumed they were whatever their language used in substring(). H
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by spullara 3y ago
Maybe they could send me my dad's account password he lost years ago and no longer has the email address.
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by spullara 3y ago
Kind of hard to take it seriously when it doesn't support .usd/.usdz.
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by spullara 3y ago
Meaning that if it says EV it isn't a Tesla. Even though all Tesla's are EVs.
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by spullara 3y ago
As usual the #1 way to know for sure it wasn't a Tesla is that Tesla wasn't mentioned in the headline.
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by spullara 3y ago
They have absolutely the best take on embedding search + normal faceted search. Here is a blog post about how it works: https://blog.vespa.ai/vespa-hybrid-billion-scale-vector-sear...
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by spullara 3y ago
So what. You can also draw a picture of Mickey Mouse holding a machine gun and send it over chat if you like. Can we stop with the pearl clutching bullshit? If anyone is at "fault" here it is the person asking for the picture.
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by spullara 3y ago
Vector extensions to your current database or search engine makes far more sense than adding yet another dependency to manage and operate. The vector database folks will have to become a real database or full featured search engine to survi
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by spullara 3y ago
This isn't a test for hereditary cancers. It is test for the gene's that indicate you have an increased risk for hereditary cancers. It matters as there are actual blood tests for cancer available now.
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by spullara 3y ago
For government statistics it is almost always median. Means are really bad in economics discussions as you point out.
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by spullara 3y ago
The point is that iteration is before training. You don't iterate post starting the training and presumably this person doesn't want to train the model themselves. If they do, they can do that but they need to get the training dat
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by spullara 3y ago
Most partners can get a copy of the Windows source code if they need it. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sharedsource/
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by spullara 3y ago
You don't iterate on the model weights, you train them on billions of tokens. There was no real iteration, you set it up and wait for the GPUs to do the work. The model architecture itself is done before you start training. If you chan
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by spullara 3y ago
Yet another thing I have just used FoundationDB for in the past.
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by spullara 3y ago
Apple is very far from a monopoly in EU: In the first quarter of 2023, Apple obtained 26 percent of the European smartphone market based on shipments. Historically have Apple's sales been very cyclical, peaking in the fourth quarter ea
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by spullara 3y ago
Every app asking for every possible access to your stuff no matter if it needs it or not is currently protected against by the app store, not the OS.
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by spullara 3y ago
I for one look forward to there being a franken iphone in EU covered with ads and malware. Apple should give them exactly what they want. Every major software company will have their own app store for their apps. It will be glorius!
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by spullara 3y ago
Manufacturing scale for some standard sizes probably isn't high enough.
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by spullara 3y ago
Do you know how they calculate median real income? By taking into account inflation. "Real median household income fell by 2.3% from $76,330 in 2021 to $74,580 in 2022. Income estimates are expressed in real or 2022 dollars to reflect
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by spullara 3y ago
It drives me insane that the standardized tracing libraries have you only report closed spans. What if it crashes? What if it stalls? Why should I keep open spans in memory when I can just write an end span event?
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by spullara 3y ago
Not really a sales pitch as it wasn't discovered by their product but rather by their security team doing a bunch of manual work.
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by spullara 3y ago
Oh there were rough edges but mostly because they abandoned them quickly but being able to use a great IDE to write code and have it all autocomplete was way better than having xcode open and the docs trying to figure out the APIs was painf
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by spullara 3y ago
Sadly the Java bindings were way easier to use than Obj-C but it undermined Steve's vision.
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by spullara 3y ago
bitcoin is relatively easy. you are just hashing/permuting the block header until you get the lowest hash of all miners. it isn't hard, just expensive. https://www.mycryptopedia.com/bitcoin-algorithm-explained&#x2F
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by spullara 3y ago
Better than Google constantly asking me to switch to Chrome on google.com when I'm in Edge.
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by spullara 3y ago
If you are interesting in new battery technology that is shipping and in production devices, check out our company Sila: https://www.silanano.com/our-solutions/titan-silicon-anode The only public uses I can share is th
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by spullara 3y ago
Have they tried negotiating a rate hike and a term length shortening to get the same return on investment?
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by spullara 3y ago
You might be able to negotiate a shorter term with increased rates.
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by spullara 3y ago
10x the investment over 75 years kind of sucks.

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