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HayBale
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Comment #46972100
Honestly, this looks like the only LLM summary use case that sounds remotely useful for me. My only gripe, after looking for the cached example, is how verbose it is. I would prefe…
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Comment #43230228
There are people doing that, Qutebrowser, Nyxt does that for WebKit(and they are moving to chromium engine). The main issue why others are not doing that is the issue with cutting …
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Comment #41072650
Prewar Poland was a military dictatorship(mild but was) in the permanent state of crisis, on a brink of a civil war with all of its minorities. And it is a wild take to blame commu…
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Comment #41072535
Not that I want to be Debbie downer but as always in case of Polish (which I am also are) overexaggerated and having that strange believe that if not the communists Poland would be…
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Comment #40961140
The prices of a lot of consuemr products are actually the same than the western Europe and usually produced in Central or Eastern Europe so this should not be an issue. I would say…
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Comment #40959956
Its normal double standards. The same happens with non west Europe food items and detergents that are sold in the central or eastern Europe. The sold on non western market have mor…
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Comment #40938795
Honestly, a crazy amount of biology and bioinfo works like that. Do any in silico analysis on NCBI accession genomes. I would say wast majority of them is either shoddy at best and…
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Comment #40820460
Kinda logical as Rstudio really lacks a lot niceties from more robust code editors. I am wishing them the best but I would be shocked if it drags me out of my ESS Emacs corner.
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Comment #40420634
Text correction or generating a full sentences from scraps. Like I write a super messy barely coherent paragraph and ask LLM to streamline the text and make it easy to understand w…
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Comment #39815189
2. You would be surprised, especially on the science/university level in stat, health or bioinfo. Unfortunately a lot of people go with the path of least resistance and use excel p…
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Comment #39770741
Ahhh I started my programming with Rstudio. Since than I changed to Emacs with ESS. Rstudio is nice but lacks a lot of nice things from something bigger.
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Comment #37995535
I would say Win clone DE would be horrible for the new users as it would be too similar for the users to fully comprehend that they switch the system and still too different to not…
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Comment #37965855
Really interesting article. These models left unchecked like they are now could be really dangerous. Increased use in articles will results propagating harmful stereotypes(unconsci…
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Comment #37887631
I emigrated to Germany 4 years ago when I still belived in the myth of German efficiency but at this point I am completely disillusioned. It's a myth that is problematic because ev…
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Comment #37717683
It's crazy disturbing and uncomfortable topic and it kinda remind me of the the interview with a company that creates realistic dolls that can be "hurt", they bleed etc... that cha…
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Comment #37671843
One way to avoid the mess that is Google Music app is to subscribe to your podcast on your RSS feed which provides much better organization than whatever is happening in Google Mus…
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Comment #37594884
Competition in this situation usually IS a bad thing. Private companies snag the financially viable and lucrative lines, leaving the essential yet money-sink lines for public compa…
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Comment #37464271
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