tessierashpool9

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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
mozilla is bribed by google on a regular basis and officially at that :)
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
log is also using another digit.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
My guess is that the author was looking for a reason to use the term "temerity" and built the statement around this desire.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i confirm your hypothesis and would like to add myself to your sample.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
your employer doesn't need you ... or did the company go broke after you left? your employer uses you. big difference. your parents, your friends, your siblings, your pets need you. think about it.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
> callous indifference i like this one. the ultimate law to subjugate everybody once and for all!
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
> Pilot data showed the screens resulting in more than a 5% incremental sales jump because it's a novelty and draws attention. soon afterwards replaced with annoyance about this total nonsense.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
The top photo shows a detonated ATM. In Germany 2022 almost 500 ATMs have been blown up or it was attempted (meaning explosion happened but money couldn't be extracted). Just to put things into perspective. https://www.tages
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
probably the last comment i'd have expected an explicit thank you for. but anyway, you're welcome. care to share why it feels so relevant to you?
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
the crimeans not just didn't defend against the russian invasion they applauded it.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
your explanation boils down to "russia is an aggressor and hence will aggress". i'm considering the context - so, my perspective is a little more complicated.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i'm not giving me credit for anything. just saying how it is. so, what's your point?
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
writing useful unit tests is not basic at all. it's only basic if it's purpose is to lift the test coverage.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
sure, but that is sadly how world politics works. if the US expands nato right to the border of russia then they retaliate. ukraine fought a war against their own citizens in the eastern half when they sympathized with opening up to russia
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
go the extra mile and click on about and then check out the linkedin profile. i quote: "I graduated top of my class with a BSc in Computer Science [...]. I have a strong background in software engineering and technical leadership"
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
as far as my observations go it's a little more complicated than russia started the war and apart from that life is not just about politics but also about mundane practicalities.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
there is a pattern starting to emerge here on hackernews of highly voted posts by people who present themselves as experts and thought leaders who shamelessly put their lack of understanding at display. it's frightening.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
that's a pretty indirect contribution. if we start to boycott companies because of what is done with the taxes they pay then there won't be many companies left to use or do business with.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
why? yandex is not just a great search engine but also a very promising company - at least was before it was brought to the dogs by US/EU.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
especially if they are self-assessed "distinguished engineers and master inventors"
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
> Like - you can look at a trend line that generally has some shape, and notice when something changes or there’s a discontinuity. what you describe here is effectively forecasting a model of what is expected to happen and then you notic
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
what were you thinking then before your aha moment? :D
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
I wonder if ASCII art could be improved by UNICODE art due to many more shapes available.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
> but it hurts even more when exercising (back hurts, RSIs, etc) I think that's where I am at right now. I have always been exercising to some extent. But it feels like the older I get the less one kind of exercise focusing on some
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
tim, this is hackernews, everybody here makes six digits! jokes aside - when donating one should of course consider one's paycheck size. you don't have much, give a little; you have more, give a lot.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
any insider info on the current state of affairs? is los just barely making by or is there still some enthusiasm. used it for a few years on two oneplus devices and loved it. but - the usual shortcomings and issues requiring workarounds or
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
"Please think of yourself first." = \s ? Anyway ... I'd totally encourage everybody to donate to opensource projects and/or its maintainers. Whatever the effect may be, but I think that's just simply appropriate.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i'm talking about a knowledge graph that explicitly stores data (=knowledge) as a graph and the question is how this solution establishes the connection to the llm. so that the llm uses the data ... anyway, never mind :)
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
not sure if this is addressing my question. as i understand it the RAG augments the knowledge base by representing its content as a graph. but this graph representation needs to be linguistically represented such that an llm can digest it b
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
as a person working in consulting for a few years now, i have to say - i am not surprised. at all. neither the negligence wrt to data protection laws as well as regarding it security. it's all just a big show with fancy charts showing

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