MoonGhost

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by MoonGhost 1y ago
That will be your contribution. If others join scrapping will become very pricey. Till bots become smarter. But then they will not download much of generated crap. Which makes it cheaper for you. Anyway, from bots perspective labyrinths are
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
Try content labyrinth. I.e. infinitely generated content with a bunch of references to other generated pages. It may help against simple wget and till bots adapt. PS: I'm on the bots side, but don't mind helping.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
In big projects it's not that obvious. I've seen people optimizing for their desktop applications which are intended for server. It's nice for progress reporting though.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
You can't get more info from LLMs than it actually holds. Like Anthropic pointed if LLMs knows the name but has no other info it starts hallucinating. The same probably happens here. LLM knows there must be a flag but can't rememb
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
Reddit works hard to make comments accessible to only Google. However MS + OIA might have grabbed something before Reddit-Google contract.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
That's a gift from Trump. He locked NVidia and opened the rest of the world to competitors. This is like shooting in the foot. No donations needed, by I expect they will in 2028.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
3D reconstruction, from stereo or mono camera, have both. Object detection, text reading. Ideally it should recognize the speaker, simple gestures. Take audio, feed speech to LLM, get the output. Being able to detect and move out of the way
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
Thanks, but no. It's going to be robotic arm with gripper and camera. The rest can be either Raspberry Zero (for cam, control, with net or blutooth, something big for high level). Another option, not exclusive, NVidia Jetson Nano inste
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
What is the way to go in hobby robotics today? I'm more interested in high level, and want the lower level to 'just work' with minimum efforts from my side. Having mechanical part and vision what would be the right choice for
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
Most people never heard of Studio Ghibli and their style. They just like how it looks. Whey you have only one such book at home it's not annoying. As for the project: it's nice and easy, likely will be replicated soon.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
Not bad. Photo forums will be soon full of them. Slightly edited to remove metadata and make them look like human made.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
There are many great scientists you've never heard about. Soviet side of the world was almost as big as western. Yet they got only a very few nobel prices. It was absurd when western derivative got, but not the original work.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
Well, 'open source' is interpreted in different ways. I think the core idea is it can be trusted. You can get Linux distribution and recompile every component except for the proprietary drivers. With that being done by independent
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
> With one I at least get an open source model. The other is a big black box. It doesn't matter much as in both cases provider has access to you ins and outs. The only question is if you trust company operating the model. (yes, you
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
> The intent of the open source movement is sharing methods, not just artifacts, and that would require training code and methodology. That's not enough. The key point was trust. When executable can be verified by independent revie
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
Did they open their datasets already? Would be nice to have 'thinking' part.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
LLMs at this point are stateless calculators without personal experience, life goals, obligations, etc. Till recently people expected to have a character like Terminator or HAL. Now we have intelligence separate from 'soul'. Can c
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
It cannot just escape without a push as the gravity is still the same?
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
not only that. filling search lists on eBay with your products is old sellers' tactics. Try to search for used Dell workstation or server and you will see pages and pages from the same seller.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
$20 Plus subscription give access to o1 and Deep Research (10 uses/month). I'm pretty sure general public can get access through API as well.
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
> Now we're up to o4, AGI is still not even in near site (depending on your definition, I know) It's not only definition. Some googler was sure their model was conscious.
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Exact Solution of the Frustrated Potts Model: An AI-Aided Discovery(arxiv.org)
1 points by MoonGhost 1y ago|1 comments
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by MoonGhost 1y ago
50 years old physics model solved using o3-mini-high.
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by MoonGhost 2y ago
> Twilio indeed can't handle batching of SMS requests It's still a good idea to try to bullshit candidate on topic he claims to know well.
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by MoonGhost 2y ago
One thing I forgot. Your solution may never converge. Like in my case with GAN after training models start wobbling around some point trying to outsmart each other. Then they _always_ explode. So, I was saving them periodically and took th
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by MoonGhost 2y ago
Yes, in big projects you don't see the result. it becomes a boring routine. But when your hobby robot makes first steps it's a completely different feeling.
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by MoonGhost 2y ago
In my long carrier I've seen many devs. Those who came for money really suffer the whole life. I started programming as a kid and can't stop even now ;)
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by MoonGhost 2y ago
They are trained on some mix with minimal fraction of math. That's how it was from the beginning. But we can rebalance it by adding quality generated content. Just content will cost millions of $$ to generate. Distillation on new level
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by MoonGhost 2y ago
I was working some time ago on image processing model using GAN architecture. One model produces output and tries to fool the second. Both are trained together. Simple, but requires a lot extra efforts to make it work. Unstable and falls ap
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by MoonGhost 2y ago
EU isn't the only entity with regulations and interests. Which creates a lot of conflicts. Like free speech is limited in EU and less so in USA. Should company in USA implement EU restrictions on USA users? What if both EU and USA user

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