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Comment #48097552
I know this is also a legal question, but I sometimes wonder about ML-based meeting transcription and summary services. Pre-ML, if you wanted to record a meeting, the de-facto proc…
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Comment #47767019
Just a note of caution: sync != backup. When I was younger and dumber, I had my own rsync cron script to do a nightly sync of my documents to a remote server. One day I noticed fil…
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Comment #47669744
Wonderful work and writing, Ronan -- I'm appreciative of your careful balance between objective fact-finding and synthesis. For me, a big worry about AI is in its potential to furt…
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Comment #46745386
>> The most useful, accurate, and honest LLM information I've gathered >> comes from spaces where neither extreme prevails Do you have any pointers to good (public) spaces like thi…
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Comment #44774345
Evidence?
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Comment #44773374
It's primarily for hobbyists. From the community discord, I know there are also serious rigs out there as well, on which some members are doing some astronomical science...
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Comment #44772010
I can also recommend starfront observatories ( https://starfront.space ) for folks looking to do remote hosting. It's in a remote location in Texas with solid skies and great staff…
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Comment #42555785
The good news is that training jerprint was probably cheaper than training the latest got models...
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Comment #33122459
Homelessness in the US is a complex problem. I found the Soft White Underbelly interview series by Mark Laita insightful when learning more about it: https://www.softwhiteunderbell…
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Comment #30377480
Just to say it explicitly, dang, you're doing a great job.
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Comment #22848507
Confirmed; this is what happened to my 16" after this install. I needed to do a DFU restore (using Apple Configurator 2 -- you can download it to your hopefully spare MacBook from …
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Comment #22796676
Saying a different way: for fork/join or barrier style parallel requests, stragglers set overall latency, and though the probability of any specific response being a straggler may …
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Comment #13245802
> If you can plug it in, it will work Unfortunately, this hasn't been my experience. As an example, I have a display-port-based Apple cinema display, and I bought this adapter to t…
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Comment #10840593
Are you sure? I think you're misremembering.
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Comment #9091285
Does rsync.net backup versions of the files you store on it? If not, a pitfall with your workflow is that if you corrupt todo.txt (accidentally, or if there is a filesystem problem…
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Comment #8854472
Agreed on the fantastic-ness -- the first 4-5 in the sequence in particular give you a very nice flavor of working in kernel-space, and they are doable. I taught a senior ugrad OS …
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Comment #7866772
Paycheck, starring Ben Affleck: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paycheck_(film)
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Comment #7694721
Because of compulsory misses -- i.e., the first request to an object is never in the cache.
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Comment #7615816
I understand your point of view, but I have a different opinion. When I see these kinds of claims, my guess is that they are usually based on a failure analysis given a particular …
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Comment #7544470
Wow, how the tides have turned! 15 years ago was: s/Google/Microsoft s/Microsoft/Linux s/Bing/Linux I never would have predicted somebody cheering for "Microsoft the underdog."
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Comment #7092328
The compromise that intellectual property strives for is to encourage innovation by rewarding inventors with time-limited exclusive rights in exchange for disclosure. The world gai…
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Comment #7092315
It's a complex situation, as other posters have noted. Here's another complication. Often, faculty need multiple sources of funding over the years to support their research, includ…
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Comment #3770352
Good idea; I haven't done any latency studies yet, but that's a great next step... The really interesting part would be to compute latencies with minification/gzip/both either on-t…
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