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Comment #40756054
TL;DR sample the top N results from the LLM and use traditional NLP to extract factoids, if the LLM is confabulating the factoids would have random distribution, but if it's not it…
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Comment #17504283
A reply in the thread from David Major about performance: "At the moment, performance is a mixed bag. Some tests are up and some are down. In particular I believe Speedometer is do…
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Comment #15672365
> Similarly, awards with vesting triggers based on exit events such as an initial public offering or change-in-control would be taxable on grant unless they require the recipient t…
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Comment #15107722
I found this tutorial a little more approachable: http://rise4fun.com/Fast/tutorial/guide Fast! is a Microsoft Research language for tree transforms, the cool part is the "deforest…
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Comment #7350436
It's worth noting here that they demonstrated this effect with language learners i.e. it's very likely that the students had to labouriously work out the foreign language questions…
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Comment #7034912
There's some guys in Seattle doing this using motion-capture cameras for the positioning: I answer that I'm terrified of running into something in the real world while my vision is…
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Comment #5736282
It's probably the "hyphens: auto" [1] in the CSS that's doing it. No support in Chrome yet [2]. [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/#hyphenation [2] http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-hyp…
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Comment #5289176
> What sort of sites do you think it doesn't apply to? Single page webapps. In those cases the html/js is normally static and already CDN'ed and the data is a JSON API which varies…
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Comment #5287422
How large is the per site cache? Are cookies part of the hash (and if so how do you strip meaningless cookies)? Otherwise the this is more compelling for content sites like the ref…
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Comment #5146741
This looks like Twitter's version of Web Components? You might have heard of it shadow DOM etc. Basically the idea is to be able to add GUI components eg that are as integrated as …
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Comment #5010033
AFAIK slick doesn't have an async interface. There's an open issue about it here: https://github.com/slick/slick/issues/44
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