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CupOfJava
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Comment #19751988
openai says they can do it: Long-term structure MuseNet uses the recompute and optimized kernels of Sparse Transformer to train a 72-layer network with 24 attention heads—with full…
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Comment #19225084
I want to model my home in 3D, with measurements. What's a good free alternative to autocad for that?
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Comment #18708777
What happened if I said "peanuts, butter". I expect two items, but will Alexa give one?
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Comment #18572593
Does it understand stacktraces, or do I have to preprocess the mutliline stacktraces into single lines?
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Comment #18572574
Do you have to setup the regexes ahead of time or does logcheck automatically compute the regexes?
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Comment #18066766
machine generated passwords should strive to be uniform. all possible passwords should have the same likelihood of being chosen.
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Comment #17935255
Well done! Thank you for the write up. How much did it improve load times? Why do you think syntect was faster than what you tried previously?
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Comment #17880744
It runs on linux: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-ca/blog/powershell-is-open-so... https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/setup/...
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Comment #17880685
I had issues using gnu parallel in the past because of --will-cite. I ended up not using it.
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Comment #17501284
The x-axis is percentile of requests with that latency or lower. You need to read the article to figure that out. Label all your axes!
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Comment #17266444
How does savings in a bank account help you weather inflation?
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Comment #16690012
Why is it a 'similar situation'? They fed the same footage that the Uber system had access to.
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Comment #15816879
How do you get around the high transaction fees? Bitcoin seems too slow and expensive to use.
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Comment #15613065
> We have no atmosphere of innovation because our salaries are garbage compared to the US. This is the problem, every single time. Most of my Canadian graduate friends work for US …
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Comment #15313074
Can you sue them for libel then?
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Comment #15304507
IBM has no incentive to oversell: > "IBM Canada was the only company to bid on the government's pay modernization project known as Phoenix."
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Comment #15092510
> Mr. Meadows said he was later dismissed for what he was told were “performance issues.” Tesla declined to comment on Mr. Meadows but noted that the incident happened months befor…
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Comment #15082127
Naw man, code smells are anything that when you look at code and you wrinkle your face like you would if a cow farted right in front of it.
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Comment #14990335
What does the site you linked look like in IE6? Is there an Easter egg?
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Comment #14983125
Maybe the budget notification was late.
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Comment #14980881
yeah the zh in zhen is the 'j' in jewel
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Comment #14980768
What's allowing the terminal to display the current git branch on the input line? What's allowing the pretty path view instead of my ugly ascii "~/blah1/blah2$ ?
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Comment #14961240
OCR has come a long way, but still has lots to improve.