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871.
by spullara 5y ago
Loading the model, preprocessing, post processing, i.e. things not even done in the NN.
872.
by spullara 5y ago
It is the first organic result after the ads. This has basically always been the case.
873.
by spullara 5y ago
I bit squatted cloudfront.net years ago and got many, many requests. Most of them *.js which would, if I were malicious, have allowed me to do just about anything. It was interesting to see that the errors definitely happened in different p
874.
by spullara 5y ago
Tell me you don't understand how things work without telling me don't understand how things work. /s All the apps tell you that you are muted when you are trying to talk while muted. How do they think they do that?
875.
by spullara 5y ago
What you are seeing in that thread is the OP replying to themselves to create a thread of related tweets. They believe that seeing the whole thread of the OP is more important than what could be 1000s of replies to the original tweet.
876.
by spullara 5y ago
Every tweet under the tweet are a reply if they don't have a line connecting them to a previous tweet. The ones that have lines up are replies to the tweet the line connects to.
877.
by spullara 5y ago
I think if you tried you could understand why it looks the way it does. There replies are rendered under what they are replying to. Do you have any example of what you think is being displayed incorrectly?
878.
by spullara 5y ago
I think that trains can travel in both directions on the same track and the schedule keeps them from hitting each other head-on.
879.
by spullara 5y ago
When I was interviewing for a software engineering position in 1994 I had at least 7 interviews over the course of an entire day on site. When I was interviewing for a senior VP position at a large scale web company I had 13 interviews over
880.
by spullara 5y ago
Ah ok. I have done that as well. Deepspeech and Speechbrain and the other open source models for transcription are unfortunately not good. Probably because they don't have enough training data relative to the big guys. You should show
881.
by spullara 5y ago
Wow, this is really, really bad. Try this one to compare. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-service... I don't work for MSFT.
882.
by spullara 5y ago
Everyone is talking about workarounds when this should be fixed in the file system. This is just dumb. Changing metadata shouldn't require the entire file to be copied lol.
883.
by spullara 5y ago
When I right click on this website it says: "Contact the webmaster for copying requests"
884.
by spullara 5y ago
Tomcat had similar behavior when I was using it except it would bind the listener before it was ready to serve traffic with similar results.
885.
by spullara 5y ago
This is insurance. It is all probability.
886.
by spullara 5y ago
I really enjoyed working with the Redis codebase. Great, easy to understand C code.
887.
by spullara 5y ago
Since I never use function keys, mine default to doing the system behaviors.
888.
by spullara 5y ago
The problem isn't the CTRL key on the bottom left. The problem is the Fn key being useless and taking up a spot at all. Mac has this right.
889.
by spullara 5y ago
Why? Do you use the Fn key all the time? I sent my Dell laptop back because the ctrl key was on the left and an unremappable Fn key was where ctrl is supposed to be.
890.
by spullara 5y ago
Of all the sports that sportsball people watch, this one is by far the most boring. Kind of amazing really.
891.
by spullara 5y ago
Wow, that is a very naive dedup algorithm.
892.
by spullara 5y ago
#Tradle #4 1/6 https://oec.world/en/tradle
893.
by spullara 5y ago
I also read this book and it was great. Too bad he turned out to be a really bad person.
894.
by spullara 5y ago
The Chromium blog shouldn't refer to Chrome. There are many browsers based on Chromium and all would have the benefit from any changes to the core. If this is really just Chrome only then what is it doing on this blog in the first plac
895.
by spullara 5y ago
I mean, it isn't like Hadoop wasn't used to parse text files. Also, it is all fun and games until you need a join.
896.
by spullara 5y ago
In this article: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/dec/14/tommy-thomps...
897.
by spullara 5y ago
Why does everyone believe that jobs should be so cookie cutter that you can decide the salary range up front? Generally, I would like the option to pay a lot more for someone a lot better and putting up a salary range like Founding Engineer
898.
by spullara 5y ago
For sure. I have a couple of non-standard OpenJDK containers for Lambda. But it isn't like you just use a random container. It has to be custom setup for AWS Lambda for it to work.
899.
by spullara 5y ago
The biggest difference is that you have to use a lambda compatible entrypoint that basically communicates with AWS receiving the input and returning the output.
900.
by spullara 5y ago
If the worked hadn't been done, that is probably what would have happened.

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