i started frequenting hackernews because i knew that tutorials written by developers would start making sense if i just kept trying to read them. it worked!! took a few years though.
> Bradley had read my essay “HUMAN_FALLBACK” in n+1’s Winter 2022 issue in which I described my year impersonating a chatbot for a real estate start-up.
you can disable it and have classic Siri. it's also not currently possible to enable apple intelligence if the phone language is not English. (but apps can be set to different languages)
why not overlap the subtitle excerpts for complete selection options? may be able to have very confident results too. if removing blob conversion speeds it up, is it now fast enough that doubling the table's length is worth it to improve quality? could go for triple overlap?
i haven't used this pyinstaller gui, but for my purposes (internal python 3.8) i just set up a batch script for each project to have a single command to make my executable. i've also had to do some wrestling with pyinstaller for specific features, not sure how much the pyinstaller gui helps iron those issues out.
this is out of nowhere but if anyone can help me find a service manual (not owners manual) for a Yamaha Clavinova CLP-50 i would be in deep gratitude. a few octaves intermittently don't work and i'd love to tinker
What's the alternative to education in this subject? What's the purpose of comparing it to professional education? I work in a fab and never learned this history. I've encountered a single person outside of work with interest in my industry and it's because he watches this channel. I think this comment is sour on youtube for education, which sucks, because youtube is one of the most accessible tools for education today.