When I select a destination at a bus stop or train station the listings only show the specifics but not the city itself. This kind of defeats the whole purpose as its essentially randomly clicking around
You can pass in @workspace before the prompt (in copilot chat) and it looks at the full context. It works OK, I could imaging Cursor being more powerful in this!
This might not 'mean much' to the computer, but it means a lot to the human. The computer uses it to communicate with the human and the humans between each other. When I arrange a meeting across timezones I will say CET 16.00 or ET3.00PM and they will understand it faster than saying how much offset we are from UCT.
This is great, similar to the Johnny Cash video! Although that had a bit better execution, users could submit however many they wanted and you could select multiple version of a frame.
Will the voices be dubbed by the community aswell? If not, how does this evade the copyright issue?
Hi everyone,
We have been dealing for a while with the underperformance of Time-Series Machine Learning models (mostly due to regime changes), and haven't found the right library to complete Adaptive Backtesting before the heat-death of the universe.
We ended up writing a library from scratch, that comes with an order of magnitude speed-up, called Fold.
--- This is the launch of our core engine so we would love to get some feedback on Fold (https://github.com/dream-faster/fold)! We’ll be here and happy to answer any questions.
We have been dealing for a while with the underperformance of Time-Series Machine Learning models (mostly due to regime changes), and haven't found the right library to complete Time Series Cross Validation before the heat-death of the universe.
We ended up writing a library from scratch, that comes with an order of magnitude speed-up, called Fold.
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This is the launch of our core engine so we would love to get some feedback on Fold (https://github.com/dream-faster/fold)! We’ll be here and happy to answer any questions.
Thank you for the detailed and practical comment!
I think lot of your advice works well, after you have earned the space to tell the story with as much time as you need.
One thing I struggle is how to not rush the story in a setting where conversation is fast paced.
This is solid advice! Which is often very hard to implement if someone doesn't know the mutual understanding of the world. I guess in this case know your audience works because it is your friends.
There is an ad-hoc property of group settings: for eg. one persons absence might completely change the energy and topics in a friend circle. So it is not always easy to resist rushing stories but giving some authority through presentation style so people listen.