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Comment #47978207
I have had an RFE for my Eb5 I -829 petition and my attorney submitted my RFE 3+ months ago but haven't heard anything back. Is it true that USCIS responds to RFE within 3 months o…
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Comment #33857226
Stackoverflow should build a GPT style interface into its considerable knowledge-base, and if an answer is not found in existing data, pose it to the forum.
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Comment #31596696
we need a paradigm shift away from search, just as google engineered a shift away from portals in the late 90s. idk what form that would take but I suspect some kid in a garage is …
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Comment #31584458
>> I'm a business owner myself >Ah, there you go. Ah, there you go to you as well.
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Comment #31581144
>There NO labor shortage when many big companies belong to billionaires that get wealthier every day (even during Covid).Those companies obviously CAN pay more. The owners are not …
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Comment #31580348
Absolutely! The "no shortage if you pay enough" slogan is a double-edged sword. - Is there a housing shortage if you pay enough? or - is there a health-care shortage if you pay eno…
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Comment #31238811
Can this be used to deploy an "active learning" model that learns from fresh data and model auto-updates?
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Comment #31237737
>Also, you posted your Linkedin. We know where you work. And you just publicly called them "shitty." If I were your boss I'd fire you. And if I were a potential boss I'd never hire…
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Comment #31228638
The non-sinner line starts over there, and goes round the block.
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Comment #31007316
I think you are referring to Eckhart Tolle's mindfulness. I have one of his quotes that I have clipped into my notes as: “What a liberation to realize that the “voice in my head” i…
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Comment #30470642
For us the winning feature for qdrant it has the concept of both positive and negative query vectors. Overall they are both very good! It's a matter of individual preference.
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Ask HN: Russian and Ukrainians living in the west, how have you gotten along?
I've worked and work with several Russian & Ukrainian immigrants to US/Canada. In the past, from what I could see, there was bonhomie. Also from an outsider's perspective, they wer…
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Comment #30467552
fungible programming, FTFY.
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Comment #30441194
Nice writeup. Have you looked at qdrant [1] for your comparison? I found it better than Milvus. [1] https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant
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Comment #29707125
loom.com
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Comment #29679729
https://commoncrawl.org/ might be a good place to start.
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Comment #29490421
IMO #2 takes the cake (rest is all icing)
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Ask HN: Why isn't Seattle(WA) more popular destination for California exiteers?
The conversation is almost all Austin (TX) and a lesser extent Miami (FL). Why isn't Seattle a more popular destination?
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Comment #28895889
Honest question, not meaning to be offensive or hurtful at all. I know how raw the wounds of the famine are etc. How do historians objectively - provided there is one - view the Br…
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Comment #28888047
How Is ML being used to generate more randomness in the PRNGs? Wouldn't the opposite be a more interesting research idea?
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Comment #28830989
can you explain how you are hashing the video? i took a quick look at the github and don't see details...
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Comment #28759653
i'd pronounce it the same way i read it, hurl something.
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Comment #28758918
thanks! this looks like something i could use. p.s. coolest and most intuitive name btw.
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Comment #28469038
Pareidolia?