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bvm
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Comment #45958711
Nah, it just came out like that (i printed it :D) We experimented with ironing, but you can't see it in those views. The A1 is a pretty good printer OOTB. There were a few iteratio…
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Comment #39591852
>- Hosting OSS models was a pain [solved] what's the solution here? vllm?
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Comment #39002018
i'm more intrigued by the image of the rescue in the article where someone appears to have been riding a quadbike on a frozen lake (?!) and fallen in. https://www.firetruckmall.com…
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Comment #37381376
800gb
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Comment #36889292
I also found this tedious and made a tiny vscode extension to make it less tedious https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TomJenni...
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Comment #36863730
yeh sure! how'd you like to do so?
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Comment #36859976
large corporates, financial services. Use cases were needle-in-a-haystack style searching, internal comms, following research topics over time, external newsletters, that kinda stu…
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Comment #36858362
Sure. I worked at a company that produced tens of thousands of human written summaries of news data a year. This was costly and slow but our clients really valued them. Back in 201…
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Comment #36503609
did this come about because shopify was the first page you visited in your May update video? nice bit of serendipity!
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Comment #35723607
READ COMMITTED SNAPSHOT
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Comment #35491636
if hypergols are allowable then some existing RCS thrusters would fit on a model rocket. Or rocketlab's curie is pretty small IIRC. but...liquid propellents are either pretty dange…
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Comment #35369876
Just checking out the docs now, how do Loaders fit into the vision alongside AI functions? I can't quite piece it together in my head. Would a function grab extra context from a lo…
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Comment #35027719
https://github.com/CurationCorp/curation-corpus There's a dataset that would help there.
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Comment #34629084
scraper!
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Comment #34581072
Related q: I had a commercial dataset that I would loved to have found a way of verifiably locking access down to but still allowing my customers to consume it for model training e…
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Comment #34504437
> lost three bullion putting the STOCK in stock market
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Comment #34450867
This is from 2016, not 2001, though I can see how the submitter thought otherwise!
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Comment #34050267
is that not the difference in ease of understanding of answering an explicit question vs guessing at implicit intent?
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Comment #33653759
the example question is also part of the prompt > 'Correctly answer the asked question. Return \'Sorry, Can\'t answer that.\' if the question isn\'t related to technology.\n\nQ - g…
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Comment #33285867
> they aren't loud enough you clearly have not heard my child playing the recorder.
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Comment #33105879
"Counterfeit stamps are often sold in quantities of 55..." I wonder why this is? Surely it would be relatively easy for a counterfeiter to sell them in quantities of 50 instead.
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Comment #32752559
Zoom does realtime too
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Comment #32274743
I know it sounds odd, but the 701 and the 901 had two of the best keyboards I've ever used. Absolutely beautiful little machines.
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Comment #32250202
He also says this in the AMA: > I am burned out. And you may have noticed that I tend to quit things soon after doing them, like TV series, animated movies, book writing, broadway …