Charon77

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by Charon77 3y ago
How about alphafold? Prior usage requires quite literally weeks to months on supercomputers with results often not so comparable with the X ray crystallography. Or the use of AI for real time upscaling that can be done in real time on low t
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by Charon77 3y ago
Assuming windows, you could make your own dll that intercept calls to the API to get the inputs. But even if a game intercepts all key stroke, it may be because of normal gameplay.
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by Charon77 3y ago
I don't get it. So AI works can't be copyrighted but training AI using copyrighted materials are copyright infringement?
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by Charon77 3y ago
Why not disable ssh tunnel if you don't want it
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by Charon77 3y ago
I'm learning PROLOG for the funsies. It's really easy for making things like expert systems, and it's reasonably performant, has lots of libraries, including native ones, good FFI binding. Care to join?
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by Charon77 3y ago
It's like saying buildings existed before it's been built because there's already drawings on it, so why build anything. The missing component in the thesis is that it argues that consciousness is just an abstract, immaterial
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by Charon77 3y ago
I had a company in the past, the only logo they have is in a pdf with white background.
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by Charon77 3y ago
So how is this different from photoshop?
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by Charon77 3y ago
>Keys are not passwords. Keys are not just raw bytes or strings. If only I had a dime for every 3rd party that signs their jwt using hex-encoded random string _as_ the key I'll be rich
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by Charon77 3y ago
A lot of things mentioned are too handwaved and not explained well. It's not explained how vector DB is going to help while incumbents like chatgpt4 can already call functions and do API calls. It doesn't make AI less black box, i
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by Charon77 3y ago
Good environment, good facilities, but very underutilized, like I'd say it's only 10% capacity. Also I think mostly only softbank subsidiaries use it..
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by Charon77 3y ago
Thanks mate
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by Charon77 3y ago
It's hardcoded, hidden within the code there are calls to huggingface's datasets.load_dataset, but you don't get to specify on your own..
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by Charon77 3y ago
Not a US citizen so I'm not sure if I can even choose a state so here it is. IoT devices are almost always data collection devices: CCTVs, thermostat sensors, smart light switches. The IoT devices do not only exist in the comfort of Am
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by Charon77 5y ago
Good job finding it I've tried the problem myself and it seems it's possible to get exact answer without allowing repeats. I got the answer, but not the method yet :(
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by Charon77 5y ago
Here's one answer I got from randomly picking. Each toy is either bought or passed (no repeats). I got the exact answer by getting: yoyo, duckie to elephant (from left to right, then down), and checkers. I'm trying to see if it&#x
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by Charon77 5y ago
Why not just setup wifi hotspot, make the captive page the menu.
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by Charon77 5y ago
It seems at the last part we're using the ordering trait so that future improvements can allow any arrays that's orderable. However the function signature still looks for [i32].
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Core Components of Recommender Systems(rezkaaufar.github.io)
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by Charon77 5y ago
Not an experience. But if I was given the task, I'll probably think about how those data could be distributed. Maybe use my own instance of IPFS, so each 'node' don't have to store all of the data.
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by Charon77 6y ago
It is not stated whether this is something that were previously announced or not. If it were, people could have been at least prepare for the possible data loss. If they were not informed, I think this may be a lack of transparency.
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by Charon77 6y ago
Does anyone have suggestions for mobile browser? My best bet right now is duckduckgo privacy browser, but I do not like the fact that it is locking me in their search engine.
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by Charon77 6y ago
There's a browser extension, if you truly don't care https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/