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No one is collecting squat from my 2006 minivan!

Classic AWS...ripping off GitHub CoPilot. Haha!

Sometimes it comes down to having a third party service handle support or provide the framework, so adding it as a subdomain makes it easier to integrate into your site. And Google often treats subdomains as their own site so you can have a well structured support driven layout, rather than a site trying to showcase featured content while battling with support content.

That's pretty cool! Can't wait to see the next part of the series.

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I hate it when a large grocery store doesn't offer self checkout. I don't want to have to stand and wait in line for 15-20 minutes when few lanes are open and people in front of me have full baskets, when I only have a handful of items.

Since the introduction of AI, doctors using AI to help in detection (not as a replacement to their own work) has been the driving force in improving healthcare outcomes. There may come a time where AI can be the sole source in locations that have a deficit of doctors (cause something is better than nothing), but I don't see it changing any time soon.

It's tough to top their arc with Infinity Way/Endgame. They definitely need to regain focus on where they want to go since they are introducing so many new characters.

But that 50% is 100% right everytime!

This is a huge disappointment and will remove a great destination for kids in the Bay Area. Super bummed.

TorchArrow looks pretty cool:

TorchArrow is a machine learning preprocessing library over batch data, providing performant and Pandas-style easy-to-use API for model development. Currently it provides a Python DataFrame that allows extensible UDFs with Velox, with the following features:

- Seamless handoff with PyTorch or other model authoring, such as Tensor collation and easily plugging into PyTorch DataLoader and DataPipes - Zero copy for external readers via Arrow in-memory columnar format - Multiple execution runtimes support: - High-performance C++ UDF support with vectorization