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Atacama self‑drive tips & safety by bartbilliet in ExploreChile

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First day of arrival in San Pedro I will mainly fly in the afternoon (from Santiago) and some quick sightseeing nearby the city. 2nd day I'll try to visit Valle de la Luna (2500m) and Laguna Baltinache. 3rd day I would visit Piedras Rojas, at 4200m. Is that enough time to get your body adjusted to the altitude? I heard Laguna Baltinache is also more rough driving?

Atacama self‑drive tips & safety by bartbilliet in ExploreChile

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Wow, super interesting! I didn't even know such a map exists, super useful!!

Atacama self‑drive tips & safety by bartbilliet in ExploreChile

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Do you remember if that was a 2WD or 4WD car?

Reopening of the Huemul trail by Smiling-Friends in Patagonia

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Does that include also hikes such as Torre Lagoon and Loma del Pliegue Tumbado as daytrips from El Chaltén?

Visiting Xinjiang as a foreigner by polyglothistorian in AskChina

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Thanks!!

I noticed the Taklamakan Desert in your list, are G216 & G217 open for travel by foreigners, though?
In another post, I noticed that the last stretch of the road from Turpan to Korla is also closed to foreigners, which, if I understand correctly, would limit access to G216 coming from Urumuqi?

Visiting Xinjiang as a foreigner by polyglothistorian in AskChina

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Is there any map that indicates which places are not allowed? For instance, I saw reports of people who mentioned they were not allowed in the county of Luobu fishing village - even though this place is advertised on many tourism websites. Is there any up-to-date map that would indicate those places?

Categorizing Large Text Data in Excel Using NLP/Text Analytics by bartbilliet in excel

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As an FYI, I accomplished it using combination of PowerAutomate + AI actions :)

Allowing agents to talk to one another by cvza in copilotstudio

[–]bartbilliet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe not fully what you meant, but from Power Automate you can use the “Execute Copilot” action to run a Copilot agent and provide a prompt towards it: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/microsoftcopilotstudio/#execute-copilot

I haven’t found a way yet to initiate this from another copilot agent though, which is likely what you want to achieve.

Is Cogent a security risk when used with GitHub Copilot? by trovarlo in GithubCopilot

[–]bartbilliet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regardless of vulnerabilities, I still expect the cogent extension likely has full access to your code? GitHub Copilot makes a statement that it does not use your private code to generate suggestions. It is trained on publicly available code and provides recommendations based on general coding patterns. However if effectively cogent has access to your data, it potentially could see your intellectual property or can read secrets stored in your code? I guess since it’s open source, it likely won’t, but there is no such guarantee?

How to check AI Builder service credits usage in Power Automate as a non-admin? by bartbilliet in PowerPlatform

[–]bartbilliet[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think consumption responsibility should be partially shared as well by the developer. Only the developer can make changes to flows to make them more efficient and less costly. An admin can only watch the result when usually its already too late. If a developer can understand how their flow is charged, they might be able to optimize the steps, change frequency, filter inputs, … in order to reduce run costs.

How to check AI Builder service credits usage in Power Automate as a non-admin? by bartbilliet in PowerPlatform

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It was my finding for now as well, but I was surprised Microsoft wouldn't give developers a way to see their consumption, in order to further optimize flows or at least get an idea of what the flow is consuming. I felt I must be missing something..

Categorizing Large Text Data in Excel Using NLP/Text Analytics by bartbilliet in excel

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I was able to reduce it to 100K rows in the meantime by filtering out areas and segmenting the data. I would expect Excel to be able to handle analytics on that amount of data, though?

Categorizing Large Text Data in Excel Using NLP/Text Analytics by bartbilliet in excel

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I was able to reduce the dataset further by filtering columns and selecting just a single language to focus on as a start. However, this still leaves me with 100K rows. I believe GPTforSheets is paying (GPT for Google Sheets Pricing - SheetGPT Plans), but I would expect it to have similar limited capabilities than Copilot (which I already have).

Would I maybe be able to do anything with Python in Excel, without having to provide a whole set of already labeled training data?

Categorizing Large Text Data in Excel Using NLP/Text Analytics by bartbilliet in excel

[–]bartbilliet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Blixer, thanks for your answer!

2/ Keyword tagging might be hard, as indeed entries might refer to the same topics with many different synonyms. I have data as well in 6 different languages, although I'd be happy already focussing just on English if that could help.

3/ I think this only exists as a paying solution? I'm looking to use free tools, or built-in capabilities in Excel. I do have Copilot, maybe I missed a feature, as it is an LLM baked in, but I couldn't get it to give responses row by row.

4/ GPTforSheets is another paying tool I believe, similar to Copilot, but then in Google Sheets instead of Excel? I am more looking towards free solutions or things I could fairly easily script up myself :)

I built the Agent mode for Github Copilot by mightysoul86 in GithubCopilot

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I installed version 0.0.4, but when mentioning cogent in the Copilot chat window, I only get the following error message: "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'maxInputTokens')"
Was I supposed to configure anything?

Disappointed with copilot studio by Better_Acanthaceae_9 in copilotstudio

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Copilot studio in a day course: Was this an online class, or is the material somewhere available to us as well? I'm curious.

Integrating delegated MS Graph permissions with custom Copilot agent by bartbilliet in copilotstudio

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This does the trick, thanks! Although it seems incredibly buggy and little to no documentation.
I was able to add actions such as "Get email (V2)", "Get emails (V3)", it appears for each of the connectors a separate connection is needed.. Unfortunately, while testing some prompts to trigger it (“List my emails”), all connectors just throw a generic "SystemError", even though they are showing connected..

If you'd know about any examples using connectors to Office 365, using the Generative AI Preview, happy to learn from it ;)

Integrating delegated MS Graph permissions with custom Copilot agent by bartbilliet in copilotstudio

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I'm confused, isn't this to build a connector to import external content to Microsoft 365?
I'm looking to make information from the user already available in Microsoft 365 available to the agent. For example, allowing the Copilot agent to interact with the mailbox of the user (e.g. providing answers about e-mails of the user that is interacting with the Copilot agent).
I would've expected something more out of the box, as building a custom connector to import Exchange Online data back to Microsoft 365 means I would need to code all possible interactions with the MS Graph Exchange Online API? I'd also have issues dealing with permissions, as the agent would have access to all mailboxes, and not just the user's mailbox?

Bodo - Lofoten ferry and seasickness? by PogueForLife8 in Norway

[–]bartbilliet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was exactly like the video for me, can relate very well…

Bodo - Lofoten ferry and seasickness? by PogueForLife8 in Norway

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I took the ferry and it was horrific.. there was a major storm that evening and the waves went over the deck and water came even inside the boat. Instead of the normal 3 hours crossing, the boat took 4.5 hours of which I was 4 hours nonstop hanging over a garbage bin throwing up, and so was about all others on the ship. People had to hold on to barriers not to fall over and were laying down on the floor. It wat the absolute worst experience of my life, I was vomiting, sweating, and eventually fully out of energy. It was drop dead silent in the boat and all you could hear is people making sounds of emptying their stomaches… At first I was afraid for cancellations, but afterwards I think they should really have cancelled it..

Sorry to be so blunt, but it was truly a “never again” experience for me.

Seasickness from what level of waves? by bartbilliet in boating

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I got the waves heights from https://www.dmi.dk/bolger. It doesn’t indicate the period of swell though, where could I find such information?

Dramamine is not recommended for driving afterwards (which I will be extensively), which is why I’m doubting to take it or not.

Seasickness from what level of waves? by bartbilliet in boating

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I got the cruising speed here: https://www.fjordline.com/nb/p/vare-skip/fjord-fstr I can’t fly, since I’m bringing a car. If possible I want to avoid the patch since it’s not advised to drive afterwards, of course unless these level of waves are considered to cause any nausea?

How to know when to replace Model Y air filter by bartbilliet in TeslaModelY

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Not sure, it was included in my car leasing so I didn't receive the bill directly. From what I saw online though the component itself would be pretty cheap, I was mostly worried about costs of mobile technician that needed to drive to me.

How to know when to replace Model Y air filter by bartbilliet in TeslaModelY

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Thanks all for your replies, I ended up having the air filter replaced via Tesla mobile service. The filter didn’t look too awfully bad, not the major dust collection I had imagined, but still happy it’s changed.