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by sushibowl 3y ago
Seems so: https://rive.app/blog/rive-as-a-lottie-alternative
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by sushibowl 3y ago
That seems like a strange definition to me. It's clear that people are willing to pay higher prices for land with amenities nearby, so by definition the value of the land is increased.
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by sushibowl 3y ago
> Surely learning an algorithm is memorization? Not in this context, no. An LLM is never given any algorithm to memorise. It is given only input->output sets, and it "learns" what the algorithm is from those sets. We know th
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by sushibowl 3y ago
I think the answer is pretty simply due to the difference in laws. In the US no notice is legally required. As you noted, employees that already know their employment is shortly coming to an end generally don't perform to the same leve
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by sushibowl 3y ago
Some of these executive quotes read (admittedly with the benefit of hindsight) like satire. > But the nearest Boeing commercial-airplane assembly facility would be 1,700 miles away. The isolation was deliberate. “When the headquarters is
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by sushibowl 3y ago
I think the right way is, don't. This kind of "mistake" can not really result in any misunderstanding so there is not really any benefit gained from a correction. Correcting serves only to disrupt the flow of the conversation
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by sushibowl 3y ago
There's a paper on the subject here: https://osf.io/d6ar4/ Seems like the primary benefit comes to silicon wafer manufacturing. Growing pure silicon crystal is much easier to do in a microgravity, vacuum environme
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by sushibowl 3y ago
> It's the most obvious way of eventually getting rid of per-site cookie notices - make DNT legally enforceable and cookie notices become irrelevant for people who have it switched on. I think this is unlikely to happen, because mos
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by sushibowl 3y ago
Could you use the heat pumped out of the house by the AC to dry the desiccant?
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by sushibowl 3y ago
Do we actually understand the inner workings of human brains well enough to state with any confidence how much they are alike (or different) to an LLM? Do we have any understanding how a neural network inside a human brain formulates senten
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by sushibowl 3y ago
> The idea of free speech is no longer upheld as something of an important idea I don't think this is correct. Most people will tell you free speech is an important ideal to them, which can only be infringed upon in the most severe
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by sushibowl 3y ago
According to Dutch news there is no such option for this deal, this is a permanent transfer (source in Dutch: https://nos.nl/l/2487917 Heineken's Russian division was difficult and never very profitable, so they a
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by sushibowl 3y ago
As a Dutch person, this seems wrong. Only one office building I've ever worked at in my life provided showers for employees, it's quite rare to see. And it would be seen as quite unusual for people to shower when they get to work.
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by sushibowl 3y ago
What I found interesting is go to the (ref) for his advice of writing down passwords, which is a 2005 blog post from Bruce Schneier. His advice seems obvious and correct even then, but just scroll through the comments and see the terrible p
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by sushibowl 3y ago
The gamble is set up in such a way that there is a fairly large chance that you will lose money, coupled with a tiny chance of an incredibly large gain. The article, just like the poster above you, characterizes a series of bets into win&#x
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by sushibowl 3y ago
Here's a write-up from the Apollo app developer: https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/13ws4w3/had_a_ca... Some key takeaways: > Apollo made 7 billion requests last month, which would put i
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by sushibowl 3y ago
A magnet URI is a little bit like a web link in the sense that it refers to a particular piece of data, but it doesn't point to any particular host or location. It is merely a hash of the files it describes. So in other words, the link
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by sushibowl 3y ago
The problem is that a significant part of the current world economic system is dependent on adequate supply of human labor. The declining population phase is especially painful as this will lead to a larger proportion of older people, which
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by sushibowl 3y ago
The main part that may be missing is a flame deflector, a kind of inverted 'v' structure that would redirect the momentum of the exhaust to the sides (where a horizontal concrete slab might redirect it back up to the vehicle). Wit
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by sushibowl 3y ago
calling them "normal" gender roles and relationships is rather loaded, insinuating that other forms of gender roles are in some way abnormal. "traditional" seems a more appropriate term.
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by sushibowl 4y ago
> Now that we've reached a point where every person has some form of adblock from abp to brave, I think this we're gonna be seeing more and more of this. On the upside of this, there is an insane amount of flat-out terrible web
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by sushibowl 4y ago
Are you referring to at-will employment? Right to work means it is illegal to make it required to join a union as condition of employment.
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by sushibowl 4y ago
> My house's front door lock is broadly the same interface as my great-grandparent's front door lock True, but your house's front door lock is very likely to offer quite poor security. Most house locks are vulnerable to bu
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by sushibowl 4y ago
It's precisely because the alternatives, delicious as they are, do not replicate the experience of eating meat. People like the taste of meat and they want to have it, that's really all it is. If you want to satisfy those people w
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by sushibowl 4y ago
There's lots of tools around nowadays that allow you to build a site that doesn't conform to the blog format, but the old web hasn't really made a comeback. I think there is truth in the author's statement: > Here’s t
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by sushibowl 4y ago
People who used vi/vim may also know this one as a way to get out of insert mode that is somewhat easier to reach. Nowadays I remap the TAB key to send ESC.
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by sushibowl 4y ago
My understanding is that absorption refrigerators fell out of favor because compressor refrigerators typically offer five times greater coefficient of performance. They can make sense if you have a good source of waste heat, but electricity
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by sushibowl 4y ago
I use firefox 108, worked for me just fine
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by sushibowl 4y ago
LuaJIT actually has a really fast and well-optimized interpreter though, and the article acknowledges this. The reason this interpreter has such great performance isn't directly because they automatically generate the assembly. The maj
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by sushibowl 4y ago
This is one of the first ideas people tried, more than a decade ago before GDPR was even a thing. The Do Not Track header was proposed in 2009 and implemented only in Firefox. The problem is that advertisers don't want this solution, b

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