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csnweb

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    Comment #47879265

    We do very much have credit rating in Germany, might be very different than the one in the US, don’t know theirs.

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    Comment #47265455

    Are you may be comparing the pro model to the non pro model with thinking? Granted it’s a bit confusing but the pro model is 10 times more expensive and probably much larger as wel…

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    Comment #45757660

    You can activate the uv venv from anywhere just fine, just do source path_to_sandbox/.venv/bin/activate. Probably makes sense to define a shortcut for that like activate sandbox. Y…

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    Comment #45702941

    Because the gp comment is not about grapheneos, but its creator and could be taken as insulting (considering none of them is likely to be actually schizophrene).

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    Comment #45679091

    That might take a few days or weeks, it seems like they put in some decent effort into it this time. From skimming the supplement I wouldn’t be suprised if the speedup is only 100x…

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    Comment #44206196

    But if you happen to have n=2^c, then an algorithm with logarithmic complexity only needs c time. Thats why this is usually referred to as exponential speedup in complexity theory,…

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    Comment #44204004

    If you replace an n^2 algorithm with a log(n) lookup you get an exponential speed up. Although a hashmap lookup is usually O(1), which is even faster.

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    Comment #42898397

    The knowledge is stored in the model, the one mentioned here is rather large, the full version needs over 700GB of disk space. Most people use compressed versions, but even those w…

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    Comment #40197077

    I think you probably don’t want the application user to inherit from the superuser you may use for migrations since some migrations require a superuser.

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    Comment #39843288

    It won’t answer questions that are not somehow related to code or computing, I usually don’t need anything else so I didn’t really test the limits of that so far.

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    Comment #39842579

    The chat part (mostly) uses GPT-4, you can also see which model is called in the request logs. Here is the official announcement: https://github.blog/changelog/2023-11-30-github-co…

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    Comment #39727617

    For me it really is extremely close to 100% for timers, I barely remember it being wrong and I use it several times per day. Finding my phone via the HomePod also works pretty much…

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    Comment #39226154

    There are tools for Postgres unit testing https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Test_Frameworks . Which is not to say there isn’t any room for improving them.

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    Comment #38797673

    It’s extremely hard to root, I think that’s why it got removed from the supported robot page. As for ios, just saving the page on the Home Screen really works fine, no need for a n…

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    Comment #38765068

    Same here, I also don’t understand why the home app is rather lacking. The light switches in the control center are okay, but that quickly becomes too full. I mostly use voice comm…

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    Comment #37725579

    I agree, probably the biggest point Digitalocean is lacking. I think the only workaround is creating several projects? But that probably becomes annoying and hard to manage quite e…

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    Comment #37413060

    Many of my friends in Germany have Telegram as well and I think that it’s mainly because it has by far the best multi device (esp. Desktop / Notebook) UX. Switching devices with Te…

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    Comment #37201909

    Hetzner (German data center provider) claims to achieve a PUE of 1.1 ( https://www.golem.de/news/besuch-im-rechenzentrum-so-betreib... ), admittedly their cloud offerings are quite…

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    Comment #35944504

    The short answer is very likely no, at least not without any other major breakthroughs. The reason why Viterbi is fast is because the underlying probabilistic model is rather simpl…

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    Comment #34838788

    While that might not fit your needs I map unions to Postgres with an enum encoding the type and then adding constraints on which additional columns must be set (and also must not b…

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    Comment #34508568

    For Postgres there is https://github.com/adelsz/pgtyped , sounds pretty much like what you describe?

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    Comment #34502574

    Your sql query example doesn’t seem to actually need timezones. If all orders are stored in the correct UTC regardless where they come from. An order is always made at a specific p…

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    Comment #34257590

    If you have a 5k 27 inch screen directly next to it you will see a difference, but it’s not huge and I agree that 4k at 27 inches is sufficient from a pixel density perspective. Bu…

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    Comment #33320356

    It seems to be priced relatively cheap already with 32GB Ram and a 512GB SSD. A Mac mini with only 16GB of memory already costs nearly twice as much and I really wish there were a …

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    Comment #32605692

    It definitely can scale much better, we are using around 1800 kWh (2 parents, 1 small child) and I think it’s safe to say going below 1300 for one of us would be hard, especially w…