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Comment #29585550
Their video player is also garbage, especially on mobile. I'll have to open and close a video multiple times to get it to play, the quality will take a nosedive midway through and …
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Comment #28537038
And what of exclamation or question marks?
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Comment #28374854
Blocking cookies for twitter seems to work for me... sometimes I need to refresh the page a few times however.
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Comment #28353874
I had this same issue in Redshift and ended up populating a table with values 1 to the maximum number of commas found (e.g. using max(regexp_count(...)) or something), then cross j…
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Comment #28087997
What does "X for white people" look like though? The only reason that "X for black people" exists is that black people are a minority group and aren't sufficiently catered to by X,…
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Comment #26538093
Given the cost of developing a single drug can be in the billions of dollars, what financial incentive is there for companies to spend so much on R&D and clinical development if th…
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Comment #25828114
At least in the UK, sandwiches are the most that pharma reps can use to bribe doctors with... Which is not to say they aren't effective (you'll get butts in chairs at least, no gua…
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Comment #24908114
I think an important distinction to make is your use of the word "language", and how we think of language as it concerns human minds, and as it concerns GPT-3. In our heads, langua…
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Comment #24209590
The "handwriting" data for this model is basically the coordinates of a pen. The length of the string representation of the text is very different from the length of the coordinate…
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Comment #24180914
The problem is that the prior appears to be placed over the school, rather than the individual -- ie if your school had a low proportion of high achievers in previous years, studen…