If the description for each tier is correct then it seems like Google AI Studio is an Ambassador only ($2,500 per month). This tier includes your company logo on the homepage. The Partner tier ($5,000 per month)…
I'm happy not knowing myself but the answer can be found easily in DevTools. All the max scores are there (for current and previous days only).
A very fun game - it took quite a bit of fiddling to get an optimal solution using an LLM. Interesting as I haven't tried using them for 'unique' algo problems much. And then the day 9 puzzle broke my original solver (I…
> uv ignores pip’s configuration files entirely. No parsing, no environment variable lookups, no inheritance from system-wide and per-user locations. Stuff like this sense unlikely to contribute to overall runtime, but…
Really not sure - my partner is Vietnamese (dual citizenship) but we don't live there. We flew Vietnamese Airlines for 4 flights in the last month (2 international). I'd like to think we'd receive an email about this in…
Haven't heard a word from Vietnam Airlines - my whole family are members. Interesting to see how a Vietnamese organisation handles this type of incident.
Works in a Scottish accent too. Certainly! Here's the Litany of Fear written phonetically in a Scottish accent: "Ah maunae fear. Feer is the leel-deeth that brangs total obleetiration. Ah will face mah feer. Ah will…
Very cool - I used a website with a custom qr code generator [1] and some hacky RPA tool about 8 years ago to create custom QR codes for each guest at our wedding. My wife created a wedding logo and we had that in the…
This is interesting. Would be curious to see if this can replace pydantic for specific cases.
Glad I didn't take part in a promotion they offered last week for 25% off giftcards via ShopBack. Looks like a dodgy way to milk money off their customers.
The app was Google Podcasts [0]. [0] - https://podcasts.google.com/
I see what you did there but for me at least it's not Rankine.
An interesting thought experiment - how many of us would be here at all if not for alcohol? Ignoring butterfly effect aspects, the number of people who were only conceived due to decisions made under the influence of…
This is helpful. Generally if I need to do any pdf manipulation when I'm away from my own machine I use an android app - PDF Utils [1]. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pdf.shash.com....
I'm not sure if he is still programming now (he was a few years ago at least) but Jeff Whittle started programming in 1962 on a Ferranti Sirius[0]. He was awarded an AO (Order of Australia) for his services to the…
Aren't the filenames . and .. also restricted in Unix? Windows has many more restrictions. [1] [1] https://kizu514.com/blog/forbidden-file-names-on-windows-10/
Agreed, very hard to find. It's a bit strange to hide it so deeply given the nature of the project but I found it eventually.[0] They also have a decent looking youtube demo (couldn't listen so basing that solely on the…
Interestingly one of the hire support links in the announcement goes to the invalid address http://perezmiguel/. I'm guessing that is the person who worked on the announcement document.
I thought Perry's[0] was considered the Bible by all Chemical Engineers :) [0] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perry's_Chemical_Engineers'_...)
I'm pretty sure he doesn't mean invented in a literal sense. The phrasing implies a meaning of reinvented.
Talking about share prices is pointless without referring to number of shares. Tesla wouldn't be worth 16 times more than Ford just because their share price was 16 times higher. Tesla's market cap being $11B higher…
That's a biography, not autobiography. And Musk ended up refuting some aspects of the book.
The sentence was slightly hard to parse so you may have missed that you get an extra month for each month you are employed over 1 year. So the stated example of a 2 year tenure gives 1 year and 90 days to purchase the…
Except he used it correctly here, didn't he? He could have said condicio sine qua non but my understanding is that either would be accepted usage.
Hopefully they did learn, but this is just a link to the same story from 2012.
If the description for each tier is correct then it seems like Google AI Studio is an Ambassador only ($2,500 per month). This tier includes your company logo on the homepage. The Partner tier ($5,000 per month)…
I'm happy not knowing myself but the answer can be found easily in DevTools. All the max scores are there (for current and previous days only).
A very fun game - it took quite a bit of fiddling to get an optimal solution using an LLM. Interesting as I haven't tried using them for 'unique' algo problems much. And then the day 9 puzzle broke my original solver (I…
> uv ignores pip’s configuration files entirely. No parsing, no environment variable lookups, no inheritance from system-wide and per-user locations. Stuff like this sense unlikely to contribute to overall runtime, but…
Really not sure - my partner is Vietnamese (dual citizenship) but we don't live there. We flew Vietnamese Airlines for 4 flights in the last month (2 international). I'd like to think we'd receive an email about this in…
Haven't heard a word from Vietnam Airlines - my whole family are members. Interesting to see how a Vietnamese organisation handles this type of incident.
Works in a Scottish accent too. Certainly! Here's the Litany of Fear written phonetically in a Scottish accent: "Ah maunae fear. Feer is the leel-deeth that brangs total obleetiration. Ah will face mah feer. Ah will…
Very cool - I used a website with a custom qr code generator [1] and some hacky RPA tool about 8 years ago to create custom QR codes for each guest at our wedding. My wife created a wedding logo and we had that in the…
This is interesting. Would be curious to see if this can replace pydantic for specific cases.
Glad I didn't take part in a promotion they offered last week for 25% off giftcards via ShopBack. Looks like a dodgy way to milk money off their customers.
The app was Google Podcasts [0]. [0] - https://podcasts.google.com/
I see what you did there but for me at least it's not Rankine.
An interesting thought experiment - how many of us would be here at all if not for alcohol? Ignoring butterfly effect aspects, the number of people who were only conceived due to decisions made under the influence of…
This is helpful. Generally if I need to do any pdf manipulation when I'm away from my own machine I use an android app - PDF Utils [1]. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pdf.shash.com....
I'm not sure if he is still programming now (he was a few years ago at least) but Jeff Whittle started programming in 1962 on a Ferranti Sirius[0]. He was awarded an AO (Order of Australia) for his services to the…
Aren't the filenames . and .. also restricted in Unix? Windows has many more restrictions. [1] [1] https://kizu514.com/blog/forbidden-file-names-on-windows-10/
Agreed, very hard to find. It's a bit strange to hide it so deeply given the nature of the project but I found it eventually.[0] They also have a decent looking youtube demo (couldn't listen so basing that solely on the…
Interestingly one of the hire support links in the announcement goes to the invalid address http://perezmiguel/. I'm guessing that is the person who worked on the announcement document.
I thought Perry's[0] was considered the Bible by all Chemical Engineers :) [0] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perry's_Chemical_Engineers'_...)
I'm pretty sure he doesn't mean invented in a literal sense. The phrasing implies a meaning of reinvented.
Talking about share prices is pointless without referring to number of shares. Tesla wouldn't be worth 16 times more than Ford just because their share price was 16 times higher. Tesla's market cap being $11B higher…
That's a biography, not autobiography. And Musk ended up refuting some aspects of the book.
The sentence was slightly hard to parse so you may have missed that you get an extra month for each month you are employed over 1 year. So the stated example of a 2 year tenure gives 1 year and 90 days to purchase the…
Except he used it correctly here, didn't he? He could have said condicio sine qua non but my understanding is that either would be accepted usage.
Hopefully they did learn, but this is just a link to the same story from 2012.