Model: IlhamEbdesk/bge-base-en-v1.5-finetuned_ragds_v2
Author: IlhamEbdesk
Pipeline: sentence-similarity
Library: sentence-transformers
Tags: sentence-transformers, safetensors, bert, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:1000, loss:MultipleNegativesRankingLoss, arxiv:1908.10084, arxiv:1705.00652, base_model:BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5, base_model:finetune:BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5, text-embeddings-inference, endpoints_compatible, region:us
Base models (finetune): id: BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
Card metadata: base_model: BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
library_name: sentence-transformers
pipeline_tag: sentence-similarity
tags: sentence-transformers, sentence-similarity, feature-extraction, generated_from_trainer, dataset_size:1000, loss:MultipleNegativesRankingLoss
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Now a good reason to try Zoho.
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If you have dropbox, each user gets 10 invites max at this time.
I have some invites, but I'm saving them.
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Launchy
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I haven't had a chace to play with the other file sharing services, but I totally love DropBox.
It a sweet and innovative design, and it automatically synchs your computer to the net.
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Vote: DropBOx
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I always use PG2 with my torrent activities.
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I have a XP disc with sp2 slipstreamed into it.
I do not install every single windows update, cmon, I don't need wmp11 or IE7 when I use firefox or vlcplayer instead.
What I may do instead is install sp3 (few months later), and then do an image of the hard drive using Shadow Protect Desktop, so whenever I need to install I can restore the backup within 5 minutes.
Oh yea, I only have one badass PC so that is all I ever need to use the DVD for.
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I have been using AutoGK for years now since late 2002.
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I just tried the program, but it wouldn't rip, and I can't even access the settings part of the program.
It's as if it's working, but it doesn't do anything for me.
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I enjoy freecycle, have been an avid use of it for years.
Given way old couches, and I have received in return printers, a rabbit with cage, TV stands, and other misc.
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rdn98 commented on BitRipper Converts DVDs to AVIs in One Click, at 10:59 AM on Apr 26
Now I haven't done this this yet, but I would think encoding on the fly is much slower than traditional methods?
For instance, lets decrypt the main movie to the hard drive using DVD decrypter or your favorite dvd ripping program.
Once you got the VIDEO_TS folder, use AutoGK or something similar to encode the movie.
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Vote: DVD Decrypter
Use autogk for encoding or dr divx 2
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I used dd-wrt on my wrt54g few days ago and it worked on the first try!
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sentences: What did the narrator do with the keys they found?, Who is expected to be named the interim head of state after President Mbeki's resignation?, When did rdn98 become a member?, source_sentence: לדוד ה' אורי וישעי this year. As I recited the psalm and thought about its words, I suddenly sensed a particular aptness and poignancy to this prayer, a relevance specifically for Hoshanna Rabba. Let me share this thought with you.
לדוד ה' – Psalm 27 – is a Psalm which takes us on an intriguing and maybe perplexing emotional journey. Let me explain. The first half expresses Man’s security and confidence in God’s absolute protection:
The Lord is my light and my help; whom should I fear?
The Lord is the stronghold of my life, whom should I dread?
The Lord is the stronghold of my life, whom should I dread?
2When evil men assail me to devour my flesh—
it is they, my foes and my enemies, who stumble and fall.
it is they, my foes and my enemies, who stumble and fall.
3Should an army besiege me, my heart would have no fear;
should war beset me, still would I be confident.
should war beset me, still would I be confident.
Moreover, Man is invited to God’s house, God’s Temple. On the one hand, man is safe there; on the other, he has a spiritual opportunity to encounter God’s presence and beauty.
4One thing I ask of the Lord, only that do I seek:
to live in the house of the Lord all the days of my life,
to gaze upon the beauty of the Lord, to frequent His temple.
to gaze upon the beauty of the Lord, to frequent His temple.
5He will hide me in His shelter (Sukka) on an evil day,
grant me the protection of His tent, raise me high upon a rock.
6Now is my head high over my enemies roundabout;
I sacrifice in His tent with shouts of joy (Terua), singing and chanting a hymn to the Lord.
This is the first half of the Psalm. But suddenly, at this point the author of the Psalm experiences a bewildering loss of confidence, a sudden attack of insecurity:
7Hear, O Lord, when I cry aloud; have mercy on me, answer me.
8 In Your behalf my heart says: “Seek My face!”
O Lord, I seek Your face.
O Lord, I seek Your face.
9Do not hide Your face from me; do not thrust aside Your servant in anger;
You have ever been my help. Do not forsake me, do not abandon me,
O God, my deliverer.
You have ever been my help. Do not forsake me, do not abandon me,
O God, my deliverer.
Suddenly, bewilderingly, the author feels that God has left him; he seeks mercy, asks God not to hide his face, is frightened of God’s abandonment.
Everyone who studies this chapter asks themselves as to this perplexing and sudden transition from security to helplessness, from God’s presence to His absence, from Man’s trust in God’s nearness to the sense that God is distant.
As I ponder the past month – we started selichot exactly a month ago – I feel palpably the rhythm of this perek. We have spent a month in God’s presence, in His tent so to speak. We began with selichot, and then crowning God as king, standing before Him in Judgement, but also in communion as we recognized that “we are your people and you are our God”. And after the tense standing before God during the Days of Penitence, we have now expressed our security in God’s protection by dwelling for a week in the Sukka, literally “to live in the house of the Lord … He will hide me in His shelter (Sukka) … grant me the protection of His tent.”
And now it is about to end. After a month in God’s presence, we are approaching the close of these days, and we wonder how we will manage without the immediacy of all the mitzvoth that have set God before us during this month. We feel: “O Lord, I seek Your face. Do not hide Your face from me!” As we turn our sights to the cold winter months we want God’s presence to continue with us.
And now Psalm 27 doesn’t seem dissonant. It seems the perfect prayer for Hoshanna Rabba! It expresses the emotions of this day so palpably.
And suddenly I thought: How lucky we are that on the very next day, on Sheminni Atzeret, we start reading the Torah. With the end of the chagim, God’s presence loses its immediacy, but we begin again to read His Torah. His wisdom and guidance are with us in the form of the חיי עולם which he has נטע בתוכנו. As we open Bereshit, we will seek new wisdom from God and the feeling of His presence by our study of Torah.
Chag Sameach!
sentences: What is the emotional journey described in Psalm 27?, What are some foods that can aid in weight loss according to the context?, How much does Silvertree Internet Holdings plan to invest in South African tech startups during 2016?, source_sentence: It’s one thing to have your account hacked into by an experienced computer hacker. But, what if that hacker happens to be a five-year-old?
When Kristoffer Von Hassel of Ocean Beach, California, couldn’t figure out his father’s Xbox password, he did what most five-years-old probably can’t do, he bypassed the security screen. According to ABC10, he first typed in the wrong password. Then proceeded to type only space keys followed by hitting enter, when shown a password verification screen. This allowed him access to his Dad’s account.
His parents started noticing that he gained access to games he shouldn’t have been able to play, and contacted Microsoft to inform them about the glitch in their security system. The software giant awarded Von Hassel four games, 50 bucks, and a one year subscription to Xbox Live.
“We’re always listening to our customers and thank them for bringing issues to our attention,” the company said in a statement emailed to The Huffington Post. “We take security seriously at Xbox and fixed the issue as soon as we learned about it.”
This isn’t Kristoffer’s first time getting pass a security screen. According to ABC10, he was able to unlock a cell phone by holding down the home key at age one. His father, who happens to work as a computer technician thinks this is awesome. Clearly, the knack for computers runs in the family and it looks like this little guy may have found his calling.
However, as a mom of a three-year-old, I’d be be a bit concerned. It’s obvious that Kristoffer’s parents didn’t intend for him to play these games. I only hope that they take precautions to ensure that this doesn’t happen again.
I’m always trying to take preventative measures in my home. We don’t have Xbox, but Princess does have an iPad with different apps – including Netflix. One day my husband noticed her watching something she wasn’t supposed to. We then changed the settings so that the kids only section would appear. She hasn’t been able to bypass this feature. But after reading about Kristoffer, I wouldn’t be surprised if she eventually figures it out. Kids nowadays are just way too smart for their own good.
What precautions do you take to ensure your kids don’t get into things they’re not suppose.
Kristoffer is very, very clever. I hope when he grows up he’ll use his powers for good.
My son, age 6, is very good at listenting when told he’s not allowed to do something. I realize I’m very lucky and that this probably (most likely) won’t last forever. Also, he asks before using his ipad or playing video games, and our xbox is in the living room, where we will see him playing with it. He’s not at an age where we typically leave him alone for long enough periods of time to break into anything.
sentences: How did five-year-old Kristoffer Von Hassel bypass the security screen of his father's Xbox account?, What does the author believe will happen to his soul and spirit after physical death?, What is the stance of South Korean presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung on improving relations with Japan?, source_sentence: KIDNEY PANCREAS: Edited by Matthew CooperMachine perfusion in kidney transplantationKataria, Ashisha; Magoon, Sandeepb; Makkar, Binnic; Gundroo, AijazaAuthor Information aDivision of Nephrology, Department of Medicine, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York bDivision of Nephrology, Department of Medicine, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Virginia Beach, Virginia cDepartment of Educational affairs, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo, New York, USA Correspondence to Ashish Kataria, MD, Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 14225, USA. Tel: +1 716 898 3337; e-mail: [email protected] Current Opinion in Organ Transplantation: August 2019 - Volume 24 - Issue 4 - p 378-384 doi: 10.1097/MOT.0000000000000675 Buy Metrics Abstract Purpose of review The shortage of kidneys for transplantation has led to an urgent need to efficiently utilize the available cadaveric kidneys. Efficient use of machine perfusion may potentially lead to increased use of marginal kidneys by lowering the incidence of delayed graft function (DGF) and improving graft outcomes. Recent findings Machine perfusion has had a resurgence in the last 10–15 years over static cold storage (SCS). Hypothermic machine perfusion (HMP), the most commonly utilized type of machine perfusion reduces the rates of DGF when compared with SCS with a trend towards improving the overall graft survival. Summary Despite reduction in the rates of DGF by HMP, its effect on long-term renal and patient outcomes is not clearly known. There is limited clinical literature in the use of normothermic machine perfusion (NMP) but a few pilot studies have shown its potential to resuscitate commonly discarded kidneys. In addition to preservation, machine perfusion also allows for various diagnostic and therapeutic interventions during the preservation period to assess and optimize the viability of the procured kidney. Copyright © 2019 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved.
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I can't be expected to retell this same story over and over again to hundred of people, so therefore, I will blog about it. Yes, in all my life, I've never had the displeasure of saying that I've actually been in an accident. Yesterday, that all changed, thanks to a moron named Romdan in a Mazda van. I was slowing down towards the Batu Tiga toll plaza, when I noticed this dude in a van in front of me realizing that he was in the wrong lane. He initially cut into my lane, then pulled back in, so stupid me thinking that he saw me, went on along on my merry way. He then did the obvious, he swerved out just when I was going by him and rammed right into my rear right door. As you can tell, this is just stupid. But what's even more stupid is the conversation which ensued. Me: Are you blind? You cut across three lanes just so you'd hit me? Him: Aiyoh sorry la abang, tak nampak la. At this point I had to start speaking Bahasa Malaysia, which I absolutely detest. Me: You couldn't see? What's this for? *points at side mirrors* Him: Aiyoh sorry man...I'm just sorry. Me: Sorry? Wait, I need my ciggarette. Me: Okay, this is real simple. Even a blind policeman can tell this was your fault. So you either give me 500 bucks now, or I go straight to the police. Him: Aiyoh do need involve the police all la. Me: Gimme your wallet. *Opens his wallet to find 6 Ringgit. Yes, that's right, SIX. He doesn't even have an ATM card* Me: This is all you got? Six bucks?! Him: Aiyoh sorry man I was just bringing my kids for a joyride. Me: This is stupid. How are you going to give me the money? Him: Wait let me call my brother. Me: Does he have the money? Him: I got money wan, I just don't have it now. Me: Yeah sure you do. This is what you're gonna do. Follow me back to the police station. We'll wait for your brother there. If he doesn't show up in one hour, I'm walking in. Him: Aiyoh why la u have to be like this, no need la talk about police all. Me: You hit my car. And tomorrow's a holiday. *I take out his identification card* Me: Romdan bin Junis? Him: Call me Hashim. Me: So what's your name now, Rondam or Hashim? Him: Hashim. Me: Is this even your own I/C? Him: Yes. Me: So why the hell should I call you Hashim? Him: Aiyoh because everyone does la. Me: Trust me, the police will call you Romdan, not Hashim. Remember that. Him: Aiyoh I call my brother first la. Pity me la man, see my kids scared. I am not trying to cheat you wan. I will pay you. And for some stupid, incomprehensible reason, I believed him. I know, i'm a freaking gigantic moron, but I did. I actually believed that poor son of a bitch and said that he can get the money and meet up with me later on in the evening. OMG I still can't believe what a dumbass I was. Really, don't bother asking me, because if I could put a foot up my ass, I would. Naturally, he didn't show. Later on I called his mobile (which I made sure was his by making sure his phone rang in front of me). Me: Hello, Rondam? Girl: Who? Me: Who's this? Girl: Who are you looking for? Me: ... Me: Hashim. Girl: Hashim's not here. Me: Are you his daughter who was in the van earlier? Girl: Hashim's not here. Me: You tell your father or whoever he is that if he doesnt call me back about the money, he better start running, because I'm going to go to your house. Girl: Hashim's not here. GAHHHHHH. So anyway, he never picked up any of my subsequent calls. So naturally, I head on over to the police station to make a report. Here's a kicker, I reported that he was driving without a license, and that he ran out on me, hit-and-run style. Oh the joy. The coppers took pictures of my car, which is the norm, but this is the best part: I was driving around with an expired road tax. OH GOD THE BALLS. So listen, that's my story. Here's the lowdown. I will hunt this fucker's ass down. I have all the required details I need from him. I will bloody well make sure he gets an early visit from Santa this year. Those who want in, let me know. I plan to go in force.
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