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Comment #42298591
FYI missing an `h` in Thymine label looks excellent
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Comment #42137732
Generally not for Masters' programs though, which is the most popular and easiest way to get a temporary study visa. Then they pay out of state tuition rates.
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Comment #41875871
JSON - er JSON-based document storage - documents with unique identifiers. and the ability to define and set schemas for the JSON, and ... we're back to a relational database
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Comment #40358864
Shocking! No wait, predictable.
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Comment #40076983
This is premeditated nefariousness! Horrible
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Comment #40076812
there's a workaholic / achievement / perfectionist satisfaction aspect at play - hustle to make yourself into an idealized version of self. Since achieving this is difficult, gradu…
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Comment #40076771
Wow pretty amazing. This seems to point very clearly to a muscle tension issue. The piercing into some area on your head may have helped some chronic tension to release, stopping t…
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Comment #39896353
worse yet some moron sets the search type to "regex"
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Comment #39870094
I suppose two case studies worth exploring are: Consumer Reports (subscription magazine recurring revenue) NY times Wirecutter (a potential add on service to boost apparent value f…
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Comment #39870053
Your note on affiliate marketing is what makes your first statement potentially unachievable. How does a consumer "know" that a product is significantly better to the point of "wor…
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Comment #39869090
Wasn't the NY times founded way before the microchip? zing!
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Comment #39869045
people can find multiple ways to get to the same product. once your way starts charging they will find another way.
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Comment #39869034
they're either paying or it was a gift from sama
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Comment #39756877
FWIW There is a built-in cache system for r markdown documents. I'm not up to speed on their exact implementation but I have found it useful. https://bookdown.org/yihui/rmarkdown-c…
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Comment #39756849
Because they are generally incredibly computationally expensive operations that can take hours/days to complete (?more)
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Comment #39756816
The degree of reduction is nice considering the countless times in the past where I wrote my own file cache logic using if/else statements, temporary files, pickle, and bespoke sql…
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Comment #39632207
Which is a valid business model. But doesn't make sense when you've personally purchased the machine to do the printing. At this point you should be your own print shop.
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Comment #39567300
I use LLMs to double check/write python pandas code so I don't need to use Libreoffice/spreadsheet software.
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Comment #39463008
But you can "add humor" to your communication with light joking - often with a self-depreciative take "I'll get back to you assuming I remember where my head is tonight!"
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Comment #39462974
Does the API offer "fixed" models that don't change? I was under the impression they did.
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Comment #39462960
ChatGPT seems to appreciate it https://chat.openai.com/share/37a490fe-e7b4-4042-a560-59b519...
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Comment #39388859
So cool! Maybe someone will write a parser to convert x language -> English valid python (or any language, just starting simple) Shouldn't be terribly difficult with some help from…
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Comment #39108045
Just make another named list key called "comment". Problem solved.
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Comment #38931325
It doesn't compound because you aren't repurchasing more treasuries with your interest.
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Comment #38368800
Considering the CEO - Board organization is (very roughly) executive-legislature system (the rest of the C suite are the cabinet), is this really such a terrible analogy to how AI …