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by Mizza 3y ago
Adrian Chiles is a midwit savant and I cherish him.
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by Mizza 3y ago
Maybe I'm just really unlucky, and I didn't really want to get into that guy about wait times at hospitals or whatever, but I find Posten to be just _spectacularly_ and often hilariously terrible.
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by Mizza 3y ago
It's too exhausting to keep going. It's essentially a religious belief here, for some backwards reason a nation of mortgage holders is fervently obsessed with keeping inflation down and making money by investing in anybody but the
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by Mizza 3y ago
Today, I'd pick Posten. It seems like you're a proud nationalist and I don't want to start a fight.
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by Mizza 3y ago
Yeah, countries always have this, they're called taxpayers. If you invest in them, they can pay you more taxes than you put in. If you make their lives good, then people can even make _more_ people! Instead, Norway invests in American
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by Mizza 3y ago
It's better than the poke in the eye, that's for sure, I just don't think it's optimal and I'm tired of the way this story gets trotted out every now and then. I think there's a middle ground between solid gold
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by Mizza 3y ago
I think this really highlights the attitude - don't invest money because it might harm the money. Money is for putting in foreign assets, so that rather than a large amount of money now, you can have a small trickle of money later.
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by Mizza 3y ago
Stupid use of funds for the most part, it's not re-invested in the country, just the American stock market. It's not like they had to buy solid gold rolls royces, but there's no reinvestment internally other than oil and fish
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by Mizza 3y ago
I was hoping this article would be about that. It's not. It's a waste of time spent pearl clutching about how the authors find some small percentage of the internet/Common Crawl "troubling." I don't know what t
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by Mizza 4y ago
If you wanna play with some different looping AI architectures yourself, you can try AI Studio: https://aistud.io and follow along with the AI System patterns series I've just started: https://aistud.io/blog
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by Mizza 4y ago
With all of that death, you'd think we'd have a worldwide moratorium on Gain of Function research and a massive international investigation into the EcoHealth Alliance and the Wuhan Institute of Virology by now. Nope. Back to the
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AI System Patterns #1 – Parallel Conversations(aistud.io)
1 points by Mizza 4y ago|0 comments
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Introducing AI Studio(aistud.io)
3 points by Mizza 4y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
We'll likely soon have email input endpoints to interface with the AI systems, if that's what you mean. Or, I'll sell you a personal email address for five bucks ;)
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by Mizza 4y ago
Clickable links: https://aistud.io/blog/introducing-ai-studio https://aistud.io
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Show HN: AI Studio
1 points by Mizza 4y ago|3 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
Shills, begone! I brought up the issue of the "dirty" model in their last announcement thread, very cool to see them take that to heart and quickly address the issue. Impressive marketing and engineering.
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by Mizza 4y ago
I guess I don't have an answer for that specifically, but I think it shows the need for some innovation or flexibility to protect from Amazonification in order to avoid the situation from getting to that boiling point entirely.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Not much new here, but I do echo the call for new licenses. I would like to see an "Affero MIT" license where I get web-accessible credit for my contribution to a web service and something like an "Affero LGPL" to fill i
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Go Smol or Go Home: Model Size vs. Compute Overhead(harmdevries.com)
2 points by Mizza 4y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
I've built a service for building systems like this. I haven't officially "launched" yet, but it's working and you can play with it here, if anybody is up to giving the alpha a spin: https://aistudio.fly.
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by Mizza 4y ago
I've been thinking about making a DIY record lathe. If anybody here is big into DIY 3D printer hacking, do you see any big blockers with using a 1-D Prusa system to host a record cutting head?
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by Mizza 4y ago
Exploring the dataset is very interesting: https://atlas.nomic.ai/map/gpt4all_data_clean_without_p3 Some topics, like the Battle of Hastings, seem vastly over represented. Others seem absent.
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by Mizza 4y ago
So, this is a "dirty" model, in that is was created by data which violated OpenAI ToS. Obviously, this kind of violation is basically fine if you're a massive corporation who the rules don't apply to, but it's a hug
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by Mizza 4y ago
But they're "using data from Alpaca". I don't know what that means, isn't Alpaca using data generated by ChatGPT, which isn't "clean" to use? Or data from Facebook, which isn't "clean"
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by Mizza 4y ago
It's immediately become difficult to untangle the licensing here. Is this safe for production use - I have no idea if I can expect a DMCA from Mark if I step out of bounds with this or other post-Alpaca models, unless I'm missing
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by Mizza 4y ago
I don't like the updated aesthetic, looks too cartoony.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Every single decision Google makes is to avoid being seen by the government as a web advertising monopoly. Being seen as a competitor to adjacent tech companies is what they after, as they have no competitor in display advertising.
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Inference at the Edge(github.com)
4 points by Mizza 4y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
From my experience with the Hashi stack, I don't think it's a coincidence that Fly has a lot of downtime and are a major Hashi user. Terraform makes excellent bait though. Still love using Fly, please add static assets hosting&#x2

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