Handy-Man

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by Handy-Man 1y ago
I mean Dennis is just another hype man now, irrespective of how important research they may be doing in the background.
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
This is them trying to build ChatGPT into platform, from which they will take some portion of revenue generated by these apps...hmm where have I seen this before.
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
Having sticky 800M WAU is a moat.
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
Cloudflare's email routing has been abused by malicious users for so long that I can no longer reliably use it with my domain, most times Outlook just blocks Cloudflare IP ranges and emails never get routed to my Outlook mail box.
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
Of course it does...
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
It was more like Microsoft refused to build the capacity OpenAI was asking for, so they gave them blessing to buy additional compute from others. It does seem like Satya believes models will get commoditized, so no need to hitch themselves
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
Not even close to that level lol
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GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft after CEO resignation(theverge.com)
1468 points by Handy-Man 1y ago|1121 comments
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
I hope that means the employees staying behind aren’t fucked out of the upside.
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Google to Pay $2.4B in Deal to License Tech of Coding Startup, Hire CEO(wsj.com)
7 points by Handy-Man 1y ago|3 comments
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
It's not just Microsoft. All of these companies competing in "AI coding" went to having "premium" requests when using bigger models and then unlimited usage with okayish models.
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
It's not always on. How do you skeptics always manage to get things wrong to get your point across?
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I'm not back yet, but I'm looking for where to go next [video](youtube.com)
5 points by Handy-Man 1y ago|0 comments
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
OpenAI is not paying Apple though. Only money exchange that happens is the cut Apple takes of the subscriptions.
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
But Meta is thriving with Meta Ray Bans, they have sold over 2M as of few months back. (Yes I know that number seems small compared to other devices, but for a new form factor, that seems like a great early success)
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Just Say No – Jeff Geerling(jeffgeerling.com)
8 points by Handy-Man 1y ago|0 comments
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by Handy-Man 1y ago
This is great project, amazing work. Though at this age now I just prefer Multiviewer F1, much better on my eyes haha.
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
Law is joke in this country
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
If it comes to it, just block all known IP blocks of cloud providers.
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Obliviate: Efficient Unmemorization for Protecting Intellectual Property in LLMs(github.com)
4 points by Handy-Man 2y ago|1 comments
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
From Mark Russinovich : "My latest side AI research project is out: this one, Obliviate, makes a model forget how to regurgitate verbatim text from its training data, which can help it avoid copyright infringement." https:/&
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
Yup. "Apple’s most recent announcement on US investment was a 2021 promise to spend $430 billion over the following five years, including a 3,000-employee campus in North Carolina, though development on that project has since paused.&q
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
seconded
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
Detached from reality
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
> And they paid a lot of money for that "lol" They didn’t pay any money for it. They were given it for free for a collaboration with APNIC. https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-1111/
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MarkItDown: Python tool for converting files and office documents to Markdown(github.com)
329 points by Handy-Man 2y ago|81 comments
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Gelsinger Out at Intel, What Happened, Ten Years Too Late(stratechery.com)
4 points by Handy-Man 2y ago|0 comments
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
Not really. He and his backers actually want this to happen to GOOG.
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Netflix's Tyson-Paul Boxing Bout Gets 65M Viewers at Peak(bloomberg.com)
3 points by Handy-Man 2y ago|2 comments
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by Handy-Man 2y ago
http://archive.today/23cMd

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