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influx
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About influx
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Comment #49092137
More Europeans die from lack of air conditioning than people in the US die from guns. https://www.yahoo.com/news/science/articles/europe-heat-wave...
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Comment #49087658
It would be shocking if they haven't been pulling on these threads for as long as they've had access to these models.
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Comment #49078679
You get to go through the montage section, that's the best part!
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Comment #49012115
Would you prefer the term Pelicangate?
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Comment #48930650
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Comment #48895335
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Comment #48863011
What are people using Vagrant for these days? The last time I encountered it was before Docker become widespread.
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Comment #48453870
And that seems suboptimal for a Japanese company?
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Comment #48372660
4:920/35 here :)
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Comment #48125107
Anyone that doesn't agree with you politically is insane or stupid?
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Comment #47679544
At what point do these companies stop releasing models and just use them to bootstrap AGI for themselves?
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Comment #47669418
Most people who ran AdSense were extremely careful not to look at the ads on their own site, because Google might flag them for intentionally inflating clicks or views.
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Comment #47653769
You know the whole point of the space race was to prove that we could send ICBMs to the USSR right?
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Comment #47596255
Do most SaaS actually delete or do they just store a tombstone in the database for your account?
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Comment #47508156
Aren't they trying to do a Valve with their store?
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Comment #47444283
You’d be surprised how many features the Python runtime adds each release. It’s not trivial for tooling to keep up with language changes.
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Comment #47314402
I would have thought most of those would have been moved to async Python by now.
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Comment #47288961
The capital class?
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Comment #47182996
They could have, but it seems unlikely they targeted one or two repos and probably cloned thousands or more.
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Comment #47169240
Imagine the outrage here, when a company credit card expires and the cloud provider terminates all their instances, deletes all your storage and blob backups?
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Comment #47105332
Exactly, the whole point is to put someone into an interrogation scenario for hours or days, where you control whether nor not they "passed". Unfortunately, it probably has zero ef…
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Comment #46977410
I live in Seattle, decriminalizing drugs didn't turn out that way here.
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Comment #46963037
It’s surprising that effective, cheap contraceptives aren’t on the list. We’ve only had a couple generations where this was widely available, and somehow we’re shocked that populat…