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TotempaaltJ
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Comment #39852074
They actually were given the same projects! It was anonymously self-reported.
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Comment #39851873
Full quote: "Rust teams at Google are as productive as ones using Go, and more than twice as productive as teams using C++." From his keynote presentation the RustNation UK confere…
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Comment #39793224
If it ain't broke...
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Comment #39567465
Sure, but they clearly haven't "scrubbed all references" of their open weights from their site.
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Comment #39566246
There's a "Download" button for their open models literally two clicks away from the homepage. Click "Learn more" under the big "Committing to open models" heading on the homepage.…
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Comment #39548287
You could try the EU small claims court: https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/dealing-with-customers...
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Comment #39514834
Vos Savant mentions this, and she's kept track of who did and didn't understand the conditions: > And a very small percentage of readers feel convinced that the furor is resulting …
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Comment #39514741
I've read through this thread, and for anyone criticising the Monty Hall problem, the article, or Vos Savant herself, I recommend reading the original responses by Vos Savant, avai…
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Comment #39514628
Little bit off-topic, but I love how probability gets you into phrasing like "the goat isn't distributed over those two doors"
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Comment #39344529
> The current national average (through Q2 2022) of homes powered by a MW of solar is 173. https://www.seia.org/initiatives/whats-megawatt
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Comment #39325425
My guess is that this is still acquiring the email tech, but Notion has no interest in end-to-end encryption. They don't care for the customer base, since those are all with Skiff …
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Comment #39325034
I thought this was a very interesting and accessible talk by the lead of Rust's Infrastructure team about the complexities that come with building a language at the scale of the Ru…
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Comment #39286799
I think it's really cool that Python has a healthy third-party interpreter community. PyPy, IronPython, Jython, and now RustPython expand Python's accessibility. It's very cool to …
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Comment #39275104
I think another interesting development related to this space is GNU Taler[0], which has gotten EU and NLnet grants, and could probably hook into these APIs. [0]: https://taler.net…
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Comment #39245181
I googled "plastic harm", immediately hit this Wikipedia page (linked to relevant section): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_pollution#Effects It's fairly well sourced. Some e…
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Comment #39245093
To be fair, we don't need it to overtake, or even come close to, the entire plastic industry. It'd already be nice if it, and other sustainable materials, could chip away at differ…
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Comment #39127368
Certainly sounds like you're hyper-selecting to your own biases and ignoring real evidence when it doesn't agree with your personal observations.
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Comment #39015976
I thought that, remapped it, and it turned out to be incredibly easy to swap over. I think it's because it's so much nicer to use.
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Comment #38869055
Fwiw, Power over Ethernet or PoE has been a widely used IEEE standard since 2003. This is not specific to Cisco, or Meraki. It's common for VoIP phones, cameras, routers, intercoms…
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Comment #38711191
> How that can support the R&D or future capital-heavy expansion? I guess if it's showing enough promise to be profitable on its own (workout R&D and expansion costs), Google can p…
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Comment #38600545
> EU budget cut by half I realize this is a joke, but the EU being the EU, it of course does publish[0] information on its translation costs. In 2023, translation in fact is budget…
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Comment #38487835
> justify the removal of regulation Specifically I'd say the "refactoring" of regulation. Plenty of regulation around that has correct intent but bad implementation.
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Comment #38460128
> lower quality than real meat Strawman, no one said anything about the quality of the meat. > higher cost Literally the opposite of what GP said? > those who go to sleep hungry(ch…