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5mo ago
I mean. He was polite but he was still speeding.
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I don't think so. Cramming new senses into the latent space of the model is one thing, but having a model output tokens that can be detokenized into sound is completely different and requires a very different type of data.
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The picnic scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDIvzDGBLWU
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While we're at it, has anyone any tips on turning a consumer RTX 3090 into a blower type format for putting inside a server rack? Any kind of workaround like this.
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You mean looking for merchandise is something you're fine being tracked and funneled into the product with the best SEO game?
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I mean the video was interesting but the guy literally explains how wind ripped its entire roof off in the middle of the night during a storm.
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5mo ago
I just want to point out that it was the company's legal counsel I believe. Hence the "right thing" was only the right thing for the company. Not necessary for the greater good or their conscience.
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5mo ago
In my case kagi is far superior to google. Duckduckgo is a middleground (closer to kagi than to google)
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> It is in the nature of their business to keep the market under-supplied What?! If they did an anti competitive agreement sure. Otherwise no as each supplier is incentivized to produce more than its competitor and less than the demand,
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Surely it's forbidden by the agreement with Anthropic
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> This whole process worked about 10 times faster than doing it without GPT.
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Yes but the penalty is on google, not on the company buying the ad.
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Well. If you were a for profit company and were offered to get the most effective ads ever at the cost of 0.1% of advertisement containing falsehoods about your product, would you take it? What about if you know your competitors are taking
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I don't think facebook is viable counting only usage. It's only viable because having a Facebook account means you have Meta apps, so you can be tracked and your behavior and opinions sold. Regardless of how often you open the app
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5mo ago
Curious as to wether iodine works
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I do recall mistral doing this. It's not always about being the best, but also fastest or smallest. The user should have all the information for its own use case.
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> But ultimately that strategy is good for the consumer right? No because it's killing competition and becoming an even more obvious monopoly. Then at any occasion they have to choose between consumers and profits, they'll do w
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Afaik it can be synced to nextcloud out of the box too
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Same
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Adding regulations like this makes it way harder for any competition to come out of the ground.
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Flu kills mostly babies and elders, ebola kills at any age. Hence the logistical and cultural and societal impact are nothing alike.
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Do they sleep well at night?
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I think insider trading is robing the market, which affects everyone.
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My guess: people would ask way more for that kind of information. That's why it's a totally immoral business: making people give away something they would never agree to give for free, if they were truly aware of it.
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6mo ago
Didn't know about Yogi Bera's quotes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yogi_Berra#%22Yogi-isms%22
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6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_brain_hypothesis
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I made websend to make it easier and secure to send images from phones to computers. It also allows automatically OCRing and cropping etc to turn a bunch of pictures into a proper pdf when there's no flatbed scanner around. https:
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websend works even on separate networks. https://github.com/thiswillbeyourgithub/WebSend Note that I'm currently refactoring it heavily (the code is awful currently).
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I made websend to make it easier and secure to send images from phones to computers. It also allows automatically OCRing and cropping etc to turn a bunch of pictures into a proper pdf when there's no flatbed scanner around. https:
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Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Seasons_Total_Landscaping... Thanks, I hadn't heard of that.
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