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openai says they can do it:
Long-term structure MuseNet uses the recompute and optimized kernels of Sparse Transformer to train a 72-layer network with 24 attention heads—with full attention over a context of 4096 tokens. This long context may be one reason why it is able to remember long term structure in a piece
I want to model my home in 3D, with measurements. What's a good free alternative to autocad for that?
What happened if I said "peanuts, butter". I expect two items, but will Alexa give one?
Does it understand stacktraces, or do I have to preprocess the mutliline stacktraces into single lines?
Do you have to setup the regexes ahead of time or does logcheck automatically compute the regexes?
machine generated passwords should strive to be uniform. all possible passwords should have the same likelihood of being chosen.
Well done! Thank you for the write up.
How much did it improve load times? Why do you think syntect was faster than what you tried previously?
I had issues using gnu parallel in the past because of --will-cite. I ended up not using it.
The x-axis is percentile of requests with that latency or lower. You need to read the article to figure that out. Label all your axes!
How does savings in a bank account help you weather inflation?
Why is it a 'similar situation'? They fed the same footage that the Uber system had access to.
How do you get around the high transaction fees? Bitcoin seems too slow and expensive to use.
We have no atmosphere of innovation because our salaries are garbage compared to the US. This is the problem, every single time. Most of my Canadian graduate friends work for US companies, some remotely. We literally do not have economic reasons to stay here. No amount of lip service will ever transform 100k into 300k.
You can make 3x there? Why are you still here then? Instead of making up numbers, here's a more balanced opinion on salary differences between Waterloo and Silicon Valley: https://medium.com/@srlake/debunking-the-myth-of-higher-pay-...
Can you sue them for libel then?
IBM has no incentive to oversell:
"IBM Canada was the only company to bid on the government's pay modernization project known as Phoenix."
Mr. Meadows said he was later dismissed for what he was told were “performance issues.” Tesla declined to comment on Mr. Meadows but noted that the incident happened months before the release of the technology, giving the company plenty of time to work out problems that had been discovered during test drives.
We used to treat our test pilots with the highest regard. How low have we fallen?
Naw man, code smells are anything that when you look at code and you wrinkle your face like you would if a cow farted right in front of it.
What does the site you linked look like in IE6? Is there an Easter egg?
Maybe the budget notification was late.
yeah the zh in zhen is the 'j' in jewel
What's allowing the terminal to display the current git branch on the input line?
What's allowing the pretty path view instead of my ugly ascii "~/blah1/blah2$ ?
OCR has come a long way, but still has lots to improve.
This article coincidentally is an exception! A ton is the right order of magnitude:
The US Treasury says that $1 million in $100 bills weights 22 lbs[1].
The $115 million that they raised in the last few months would weigh about 2200 lbs.
[1] http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=441929
edit: grammar
It was only mentioned twice, and in two paragraphs in the whole article. It established the motivation for his experiment. You might draw from different motivations for trying TaskRabbit.
Wow. I played "we become what we behold" just last week. I had no idea it was the same author. I'm gonna check out the rest now too!
I don't think he read the article, just the title.
Your situation is similar. However, did you consume the candy before paying? Or maybe restaurants will ask customers to pay first if they use this.
They reference that silicon definition later on in the article.
The prices will adjust to the demand.