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odd how it's still the de facto standard python library for plots despite much better libraries like ggplot or plotly

I doubt they were fired. sanitation workers have pretty strong unions

It's 8 years and even then you'll still be be able to enable updates for Google chrome

effectively different languages? no, both the mainland and Taiwan both speak Mandarin, although with distinctive slang and accents. I grew up learning simplified and I can guess a lot of traditional characters reasonably well, although I hear going from traditional -> simplified is much harder

I also got a prompt to follow accounts that didn't exist yet, but my follow request was approved only after these users joined the platform. There's no proof these accounts were included in usercount estimates

My guess is not, network effect is extremely strong.

100 million users in less than a week

then use Lightsail or set a maximum size for your ec2 autoscaling group

zoomer here. that's the thing - I use Discord because when chatting casually, shitposting, and sharing memes I don't want my message to show up on Google tomorrow

this Canadian engineering student's favourite teachers are Indian YouTubers

DeepL?

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2006/07/why-am-i-cuba/

https://www.theguardian.com/world/interactive/2011/apr/25/gu...

An Afgan electrical engineer was sent to Guantanamo Bay for wearing it as Al-Qaeda was known to use the F91W in IEDs

You can either spend $5 per month for VPS for a webserver for your static blog which you now have to secure properly, or you can just stick it on Cloudflare Pages for free

In any case, someone is going to fall in love with one of their browser processes soon. I'll guess by mid-August.

We've already got Blake Lemoine

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The cow has to produce milk or they go bankrupt

You can still use raw pointers and sockets in C++, which the code examples provided in the book do

TAs are paid based on how many hours they are expected to work and don't receive additional pay if they work longer. At my uni TAs are paid as if they worked 12 hours a week, but often have to work 14-16 to get through the assigned work

They probably mean the use of GPTs to correct OCR errors

Pydantic is that for Python

https://research.facebook.com/file/1574548786327032/LLaMA--O...

Dataset Sampling prop. Epochs Disk size

CommonCrawl 67.0% 1.10 3.3 TB

C4 15.0% 1.06 783 GB

Github 4.5% 0.64 328 GB

Wikipedia 4.5% 2.45 83 GB

Books 4.5% 2.23 85 GB

ArXiv 2.5% 1.06 92 GB

StackExchange 2.0% 1.03 78 GB

At no point do they use information from Facebook customers

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