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CLAIRe: Conversational Learning AI with Recall
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CLAIRe: Conversational Learning AI with Recall
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Density Based Retrieval Relevance
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I have become convinced that the only mass-marketable form of spatial computing is a neural implant or contact lens.
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Announcements!
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Cerebras Releases Seven New GPT Models Trained on CS-2 Wafer-Scale System
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Nope, this is why you cannot use images as prompts without some workarounds! SD doesn’t use the shared CLIP space but the text encoded before projection
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I think what’s worth mentioning is that for people who grew up with google, schools already were having a bit of a panic with resources like wolfram alpha and Wikipedia. For this cohort of users, myself included, the idea of fact checking ”
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Show HN: TweetMirror - Train a LLM on your Tweets
(tweetmirror.ai)
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Project Cybersyn
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Large Language Models are Zero-Shot Reasoners: Let's think step by step
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Seems like this thread has highlighted at least two type of relationships people have with their job. Those who’ve accepted the seemingly Faustian bargain of working at something they accept is meaningless. These people treat work as just t
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Projects like this are so inspiring.
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Tear Down the Restaurant Sheds Before It’s Too Late
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You also cannot search for the short-squeezed stocks from this whole WSB push. They unlisted GME, AMC etc on Robinhood. Searching for them returns nothing. That feels really wrong.
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The only mainstream UX for haptics I see making sense is direct neural input of some kind. Ultrasonic based approaches are cool, but probably limited to art installations, museums and the like
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I think it’s interesting to explore how different data representations in computer graphics are taking advantage of ever improving GPUs to enable new applications/workflows. The two I know of most are SDFs and Image-based rendering tec
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A first look at Unreal Engine 5
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Zoom Not Cutting It for You? Try Exploring a Virtual World
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Mobile 3D Model Download – New Feature Highlight
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My main takeaway here was that Gates thought that the cost of distribution on the internet would be so low that there would be no large business that could form. However one of the interviewers pushes back by saying that because the cost of
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If you're eager to find more "creative coding" type works. Going on instagram and using hashtags like #creativecoding are a great way to find amazing work. Also twitter is a great source of absolutely mind-blowing artistic wo
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I think even if Magic Leap was $100 it would not revolutionize the world. I'm bullish on the potential of AR, I just think the form factor has years of hard technical work ahead to "revolutionary".
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I think the RNDR token is the only one I've seen that really makes sense. https://rendertoken.com/ . And the people behind it (Otoy) are very reputable.
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Rotten is such a fantastic docu-series. Are you aware of any other similar shows?
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I may be understanding Seurat wrong but I think its more than just that. I think they bake a surface light field and do some form of image-based rendering against a much lower-poly version of the mesh.
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This is an odd way of looking at in my opinion. Apple started making the newton tablet in 1987 and the iPad came to fruition in 2010. The underlying technology for a compelling and consumer-ready VR/AR/<buzzacronym of choice>
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Congrats, this is very impressive! I'm curious are you computing the 2D or 3D pose of the person?
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You can call someone out for being an idiot without being hostile. I think thats the true spirit of the HN rules.
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This paper https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1692705/pdf/106... I read in a neuroscience class once makes the argument that their are various "levels and loops" or abstraction layers
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