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by Maken 2y ago
They were too successful for their own good?
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by Maken 2y ago
That seems to be the goal of their partnership with Remedy Games, whose games are already pretty much interactive movies.
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by Maken 2y ago
I'm actually surprised by the amount of changes in 'cat'. One would assume a program like that is already 'done'.
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by Maken 2y ago
I do email paper authors and I do respond to requests and inquiries about my own papers. Even if you don't work at the same institution any longer, most universities let you redirect your email for many years after you left. Also, I do
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by Maken 2y ago
Is it really? Last time I checked around a third of their revenue came from Uber Eats, which is an separate business model they joined early on using the capital they got to develop their core business. Without that income their car ride se
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by Maken 2y ago
Another ad company?
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by Maken 2y ago
Maybe Blursky will comply with local legislation?
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by Maken 2y ago
Really? I need to investigate that further.
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by Maken 2y ago
Couldn't that be built over Mastodon?
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by Maken 2y ago
The "Xbox Series X" is such a nonsensical name that only a marketing department could come with it. And this entire line of names exists solely because someone thought that nobody would buy a "Xbox 2" instead of a "
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by Maken 2y ago
3-4 years ago was the COVID epidemic. Are you sure you are not suffering loss of smell?
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by Maken 2y ago
Telegram is not a Russian controlled app. Durov had to flee from Russia after the Crimea invasion because he refused to mass spy on dissidens. If anything he has a good track of not cooperating with Putin.
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by Maken 2y ago
Exactly, Windows 98. Windows 95 was like the beta version, where all the functionality was there but did not work most of the time.
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by Maken 2y ago
To be fair, he has other issues than dealing with C locales. The author of that commit used to be the main developer behind mpv, until he decided to delete all support for GNOME in a single commit.
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by Maken 2y ago
GPT just lets you do this on scale. It lets you create an endless stream of legit sounding new sites and flood the news aggregators until people that only gets information by Twitter/Facebook are consuming mostly your fake media. Then,
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by Maken 2y ago
My guess is that these sites are used to generate headlines that will be then shared by bots. Most people will never get pass that headline, the site is there to create the illusion of a real news source for those few who actually click the
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by Maken 2y ago
Batteries are not like fusion energy, we have actually seen continuous improvements in the last 40 years.
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by Maken 2y ago
Do you mean when they were licensing Panasonic technology?
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by Maken 2y ago
Probably because 12 is a much better base than 10. 12 can be divided by 2, 3, 4 and 6 and still results in whole numbers, which helps a lot when doing rounding and fraccional numbers. The only reason we use base 10 is because is much easier
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by Maken 2y ago
That's a implementation detail.
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by Maken 2y ago
By malevolent you mean the AI systems are designed to make profit for its owners and not to benefit humanity or whatever?
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by Maken 2y ago
But rich and powerful people includes the ones who own the companies building those datasets, and they do understand the tech.
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by Maken 2y ago
What is more misleading is that the article shows the trending is going downwards , more people than ever is trading their Teslas for other EVs. The only relevant conclusion seems to be the one in the article: as the offering of EVs from o
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by Maken 2y ago
> calculating and displaying that price isn’t easy since the fee is 50 percent of a customer’s remaining term But I'm sure Adobe's servers have no issue calculating that fee afterwards. I can't see how they can remotely ar
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by Maken 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miura_5
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by Maken 2y ago
I don't mean they are impossible to understand, but that we are just not there yet. I am confident that at some point we'll have "real" LLM engineering rather than "prompt" engineering.
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by Maken 2y ago
Deleting malfunctioning NNs in front of the others to give an example.
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by Maken 2y ago
OpenAI are kinda secretive about the inner workings of ChatGPT. It is not accidental in the sense that anything bad happen, but in that they did not do it in purpose.
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by Maken 2y ago
This only reinforces the idea NN are complete black boxes.
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by Maken 2y ago
I am baffled by this. I mean, even the creators of the LLMs lack any tool to influence its inner workings other than CAPITALIZING the instructions. And at best they can hope it follows the guidelines.

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