CephalopodMD

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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
Totally agree. It took me a full week before I realized that the Strawberry/o1 model was the mysterious Q* Sam Altman has been hyping up for almost a full year since the openai coup, which... is pretty underwhelming tbh. It's an i
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
Does this read to anybody else like it was written by gpt? Super repetitive with awkward organization and prosy style.
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
That feature is also part of Google search's AI
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
This way you can sell and have the ticket completely off of ticketmaster. That is a vulnerability. It lets users do something they explicitly don't want to allow.
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
I once took an led string with naked leads, cut off the leds, and soldered on red laser diodes in their place. Then I could control it with an Arduino. I used it to make a laser harp! You can use laser diodes just like you would a regular L
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
They explicitly aren't releasing any tools to do this with their models for safety reasons. But you could probably do it from scratch with one of the open models by following their methodology.
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
Google just announced their version of this on Tuesday with Gemini
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
Looks like GPT 4o was released just to try and beat them to the punch here. OpenAI must have known about this demo. Very space race.
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by CephalopodMD 2y ago
Can I get a San Francisco poop graph?
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
The conservatives only have something to complain about because the liberals complained first. This is backlash to the backlash. Anybody remember when generating an image of a "monkey" started showing users images of black people?
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
This checks out! Pretty much exactly what we did in my undergrad Information Retrieval class.
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
The most exhilarating true-crime citizen-sleuth detective story I've ever read. Eat your heart out, Serial.
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
Climbing obviously lol. Walking my dog. Also lifting weights and signing up for marathons/half marathons to train for. And snowboarding when I can get it. Some of it's fun, but a lot of it really is just unpleasant exercise. I hat
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
This is delightful! The UI looks a little ugly, but the UX is really great! I love the fun facts while loading, and how you're able to test the app right on the landing page. The graph is cool too, and I legitimately feel motivated to
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
I use it a few times every week, and I like it tbh. I feel like a first class citizen. I don't fear getting car doored. The bike lane is relatively clean, unobstructed, and unweathered by heavy loads. The contract for how cars and bike
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
This is about halfway to a competent DAW (whereas before I feel we were at like 15%). You could really demo something pretty well with this I bet!
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
He was my favorite, and all respect to how others are feeling (edit: including of course OP, you've really done nothing wrong), but I wish I would not have learned this here. Here is the /r/television thread https:/&#x2
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
This is the intuition that worked for me: transformers are mini search engines! Each attention node is essentially performing a simple search on the previous text given a single word. It's kind of like Google! The actual search or &quo
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
Gotta be honest, it sounds like this guy has bipolar disorder
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
> Women only date across and up status hierarchies, whereas men date across and down. Yeah, citation needed. I see this everywhere online, often used as a rhetorical device to blame toxic dating culture on irrational female behavior vs r
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
I'd argue the opposite! The segment is a minority, but the need within that segment is strong. It is not a 1 size fits all product, and 2-3% of your customer base might leave if a competitor fulfills that need. For your main revenue ge
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
Three most baffling thing about it is I see this comment in almost every iphone thread. I know so many people irl who have the same opinion including myself. If there are any Apple execs in this thread: please listen to your customers! We a
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
My approach is to make sure to schedule 1, and preferably only 1, touristy thing to do for the day. It should consume no more than half the day. On the way to or from that excursion, allow yourself to wander and go with the flow. This frame
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
Can I get a source on that last claim? The only real long term dangers of psychedelics would be impaired driving while under the influence (obviously) and increased likelyhood of psychosis if you were already predisposed to schizophrenia or
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
I went on a tour of their facility about a year ago. Really beautiful place with lots of history. I'll be sad to see it go. As with most brewery tours, we got to try some of their beers afterwards. One of the ones I tasted was the best
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
Lol. I live in mission. Presently it's a paradise imo. Mission and 16th is a little crazy, but still I love this part of the city. I know Haight and Hayes to both be pretty lovely too when I visit friends. FiDi I'll admit is dead,
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by CephalopodMD 3y ago
Sounds a bit like wozmon. Neat!
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by CephalopodMD 4y ago
As a person who lives in SF, doesn't have a garage, owns a model 3, and uses outdoor street parking, I have to disagree. The convenience of not having to periodically go to a charging station and pay a major premium for that electricit
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by CephalopodMD 4y ago
I got free wifi about a month ago on jet blue!
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by CephalopodMD 4y ago
I mean, it's kinda in the title of the extension. If you install this extension, it's very obvious that you're okay with cookies... If you wanted that choice, you wouldn't install the extension. I don't understand w

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