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Because we have this discussion every single time LoRA comes up. Also, neural networks and niche radio technologies are far enough apart that name clashes are

• poizan42 2y ago
  And how should they know that? Do you expect people to read every single post on Hacker News? For me it's the first time I have heard LoRa being used to mean something else. Obviously new people are going to keep being confused for as long as posts with confusing titles are being posted. And yes, the name clash may not matter in either of those circles, but it does matter right here on Hacker News where those circles overlap. Also LoRa devices exists in the consumer space, so seems a bit disingenuous to call it a niche radio technology.
  • Tomte 2y ago
    You don‘t have to know it, and I will still flag your comment. Get a grip! Nobody is doing something serious to you.
    • poizan42 2y ago
      Nobody has flagged my comment? Are you confusing me with someone else? No-one is doing anything to me at all?
• oytis 2y ago
  Niche? When I google for "lora" the AI stuff is not even in the first page.
  • ianbutler 2y ago
    The LoRa paper for llms is my first result. Remember Google [and other search providers] personalize web results. The point is this kind of conversation is unproductive, at this point on an LLM topic its common jargon.
• deskr 2y ago
  > every single time That's a pretty big indicator that it's true.