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by unreal6 3y ago
Or, for that matter, any incremental call Microsoft is making to any GPT-based model. The power consumption from these inferences are immense, and appearing with increased frequency.
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by unreal6 3y ago
Or, for that matter, any incremental call Microsoft is making to any GPT-based model. The power consumption from these inferences are immense, and appearing everywhere in their interfaces.
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by unreal6 3y ago
One of my favorite novels of all time
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by unreal6 5y ago
Ted Lasso is such an uplifting, sincere, and funny show. My favorite of the last five years, and I am indifferent at best to sports generally.
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by unreal6 5y ago
One would hope that most students (certainly the median one) think of it as value-generative for them, and for only the students seeing the least value as break-even (otherwise one shouldn't go to uni)
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by unreal6 5y ago
This is also ignoring the significant credit that having a "brand" name school as well as alumni network, like those in the Ivy League, has on one's job prospects. A significant portion of the value of one's graduation f
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by unreal6 6y ago
The shade in that blog post is immense. > We also often encounter websites that block the exact string “Vivaldi”, with no contact or warning to us. This is particularly problematic when the larger technology behemoths (some of whom we di
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by unreal6 6y ago
Then why wasn't there massive commercial success for the phones that kept these features, like a headphone jack an SD card? Samsung tried to market it for a few years, but eventually surrendered to the same trends like the rest of the
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by unreal6 6y ago
> I don't mind if you simply chose not to serve iOS/Mac/Firefox users at all, though of course most would then take their business elsewhere. I use FF as my daily driver, but as much as I hate to admit it, whatever service
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by unreal6 6y ago
I find Scribble [1], Racket's documentation tool to be easily readable and accessible. I wish more projects utilized it. [1] https://docs.racket-lang.org/scribble/
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by unreal6 6y ago
Yet another great feature for my favorite OS!
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by unreal6 6y ago
"This revolution will generate enough wealth for everyone to have what they need, if we as a society manage it responsibly." I worry that this is already the case, and we are already failing miserably. Globally we seem to have eno
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by unreal6 6y ago
This feels like an incredibly cynical viewpoint. Nevertheless, would you say this also applies to non-profit news organizations like Propublica or forms of public media?
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by unreal6 6y ago
Do such nuclear power plants exist? I was under the impression that they provided consistent, baseline levels of power in most circumstances.
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by unreal6 6y ago
Yes, but the College Board is evil in a way I perceive Khan Acedemy to not be.
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by unreal6 6y ago
it seems like server-1000 is actually what one might be looking for
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by unreal6 6y ago
Something tells me that online grocery shopping may evolve into this format- for the reasons pointed out, it doesn’t make a ton of sense long term for these two formats to be bundled once there’s enough demand for both (which at this point,
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The $3k-a-month toilet for the Ivanka Trump/Jared Kushner Secret Service detail(msn.com)
1 points by unreal6 6y ago|0 comments
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by unreal6 6y ago
I wonder if over time, we will learn to adapt to the new cadence as we continue to socialize over platforms like zoom. My hunch is that we will, it will just take time for our minds to adapt to the new medium.
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by unreal6 6y ago
I am fascinated by the continued prevalence of excel in many industries. It feels as if some modern scripting language should be able to replace some aspects of the spreadsheet and work much better.
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by unreal6 6y ago
Some of my courses in college have just flipped to this model where most of class time is spent problem-solving (to greater or lesser degrees) and it's been incredibly effective. Granted, this is at a small liberal arts college, but le
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CNN Grounds Its Long-Running Airport Network(variety.com)
1 points by unreal6 6y ago|0 comments
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by unreal6 6y ago
It seems that many obtrusive anti-social behaviors would pertain to actions inside the home and there have always been bylaws and standards when living in apartment or condo buildings (eg noise, pets, grills/fire hazards). That being s
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by unreal6 6y ago
It also seems that there is generally a shorter collective memory about veracity in news stories. The prime example to me is Bloomberg's seemingly baseless story alleging Chinese hardware-level hacking of US computing equipment. More t
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by unreal6 6y ago
I'm an undergrad TA for an introductory programming course, and I believe it is one of the most important skills that is not taught in the actual syllabus. Most every student runs into road blocks at some time. When I work with them, I
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by unreal6 6y ago
I would agree that reading the primary sources is important, but it must be accompanied by some form of commentary, especially when beginning (whether this is in the form of a teacher/professor, books or another form I think is less
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by unreal6 6y ago
This article summarizes an interview The Verge’s Nilay Patel had with Vizios Bill Baxter [1]. Their televisions are being sold at or close to at cost, and their business model is tied to tracking and selling offerings on their smart TV plat
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by unreal6 6y ago
I agree, now all we need is a television company who’s business model isn’t tied to surveilling its customers through its "smart features." Quite honestly, by just airgapping your "smart" TV, you're effectively rece
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by unreal6 6y ago
> Never allow dynamic ad content To remove dynamic ad content ignores the value that can be unlocked through targeting to more specific individuals. It must be considered, especially for small businesses who may not be able to afford lar
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by unreal6 6y ago
I would say the same thing about Ted Lasso

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