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As a student, I have the Copilot Pro "free" subscription. I regularly finish the quota (~20-30$ a month extra) so I'm paying for the extra requests ala carte.

1. Is it worth it to change to Copilot pro +? I can't figure out how much I would be paying (currently pro is "free" for me, and I don't understand if that will "Transfer"/discount.).

- 40$ a month is less worth it than 20-30 (depending on if I pay the difference or a la carte?).

2. Apart from usage budget, github spark (whatever that is?) and opus fast (not worth it) is Pro+ essentially the same as pro?

Anyone know how the education thing works if I want to get Pro+? Thanks!

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Hi!

I'm an enthusiastic, but hobbyist photographer. I've been using Fuji for the past few years (Travel, street, landscape etc') but one of my street-adjacent interests is conventions (cosplay for example). That is all about very low light, low DoF, typically no flash, and the Fuji XT 5's AF has been a bit of a bummer in that regard.

I intend to keep the Fuji and kits (17-70 2.8, 33 1.4, 56, 13, 50-140), but want to get an additional body, for when i'm going to cons or low light events. Travel wise i'll probably use the Fuji more. i.e., I'm looking for specialized low light flexibility. I shoot exclusively in JPG (I do minimal editing, In Picasa - just crop, rotate, autoWB etc'). I'm a mo

We got accepted at ICML 24/#ML4LMS workshop, so I thought i'd share :)
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I’m interested in working on Pubmed/NIH data. I am looking for a dataset of all Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) terms over all pubmed articles (or at least the past few decades of indexed citations), i.e the associated MeSH terms for each article on pubmed, over all the available articles, at the level of individual articles. Is this available? (Preferably, without needing to download and to write parsing code for the full pubmed DB XML dump – which is huge and complex to parse, and using the API per article or term would take forever and be incredibly ineffeccient).

The ideal would be a CSV file or DB dump with with the associated terms, article Id and publication date. Large scale

Looking for advice: I'm (Semi serious hobbyist) looking for a lowlight zoom lens. e.g. for geek conventions, shows, travel & street photography. I already have some nice primes (23/1.4, 35/2, 56), and zooms (16-80 F4, 50-140, 55-200). XT30 (breaking and planning to upgrade to XT5 when available). I really miss 2.8 for low light stuff (my previous kit was a Canon 7D + 17-55 2.8 IS), and you can't switch primes when you're in the middle of a show or dynamic stuff.

Weight is moderately important (I like travelling, moderately light, never take a tripod). Stills only. Weatherproofing is nice but not critical (Israel). Assume price is no object.

I'm wavering between the Fuji 16-55, the Tam