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by Reubend 3y ago
If this is a faithful reimplementation of the AlphaZero algorithm (and I haven't looked through the code to confirm whether or not it is) then you'd expect equal performance to the published results after enough iterations of trai
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by Reubend 3y ago
No, because that would be a totally different DB engine with different concurrency issues. Although that would also be super interesting to read, and my intuition is that because Aurora is a much newer DB, it probably has some subtle issues
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by Reubend 3y ago
> I am convinced that you get more in a collaborative environment having a few devs sitting next to each other in pairs/small groups that they enjoy being with than anything else. You're confusing collaboration with physicality
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by Reubend 3y ago
First of all, your point about accidents per mile seems fair. But your point about fault doesn't seem fair, because I can't think of any reason why Tesla drivers would be in more accidents despite being at fault less . A positive
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by Reubend 3y ago
Great results! This is the most consistent video output I've seen so far from a single frame.
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by Reubend 3y ago
That depends on what real world use you're targeting, but unfortunately I'm not aware of anything better than that leaderboard in terms of sample size and model coverage.
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by Reubend 3y ago
Thank you. As someone without a Twitter account, I can only see the first tweet, not the whole thread.
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by Reubend 3y ago
It's because you can quantize to different extents, at the expense of a small amount of accuracy. The original model probably needs much more vRAM than most people will actually end up needing in prod.
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by Reubend 3y ago
Pure speculation: when combined with the LIDAR depth sensor, the two cameras probably don't need as much physical separation to accurately create a depth map. The bigger problem is the inpainting needed to generate hidden detail when t
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by Reubend 3y ago
Yeah, I think this is a great release, but I also suspect that most people won't end up using it just because of the license. It's actually a lot more restrictive than what I would personally consider "commercial" usage:
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by Reubend 3y ago
Can you share some examples of tax benefits they got? I'm imagining that the cost of keeping a office open far exceeds the tax benefits they would receive in return, and I doubt that local governments really track the frequency of how
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by Reubend 3y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Is it possible for those researchers to just rent cloud compute, or is that also prohibited? I suppose that the obvious thought in my mind would be to find some cheap cloud GPU provider and use their platform to do the
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by Reubend 3y ago
This is awesome, and it seems extremely valuable to me for usage in performance sensitive code. With that said... > Our system requires a lot of trial and error, and remains too costly to operate at scale. It makes me think that we still
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by Reubend 3y ago
I would have appreciated a local LLM integration as a free feature of the IDE. As it stands, I'm more likely right now to just use GitHub Copilot than to use JetBrains AI if I want a subscription billed remote LLM.
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by Reubend 3y ago
I'm guessing this model was made to be small simply to keep costs low and make sure that they could feasibly train the model with the amount of time/effort they had. But to some extent I'm left wondering whether this techniqu
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by Reubend 3y ago
> I've worked at places where staff engineers seem to have been rated on number of comments left on PRs > Oh, and you had to address every one of them before getting approval. This just sounds horrible.
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by Reubend 3y ago
Wow, after trying out the demo, I'm floored by how high quality this is. The translations worked perfectly, the voice cloning was "good enough", and the emotions conveyed in my voice was retained pretty accurately. I don&#x27
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by Reubend 3y ago
That's an awesome feature. I think one of the worst possible outcomes of machine translation is something that ends up being accidentally offensive, and this is a smart way to mitigate that.
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by Reubend 3y ago
I'm confused, wouldn't that be a 1,228% ROI? Or am I missing something obvious?
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by Reubend 3y ago
I don't know what you can do for immediate action, but usually Google does reverse their domain safety status quickly after the offending content is removed. 72 hours might be enough for this to go away.
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by Reubend 3y ago
I believe that the results here are true, but it's also worth noting that the company which performed this analysis is a "hybrid work management startup" and they have an incentive to report that hybrid work is superior.
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by Reubend 3y ago
This is the next pearl clutching headline that people will be reading over and over for any models that generate images. "Oh no, the model can generate porn!" "Oh no, it can generate realistic photos of people!" "Oh
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Official releases of the Transmission BitTorrent client might be compromised?(github.com)
61 points by Reubend 3y ago|16 comments
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by Reubend 3y ago
Nothing you've said so far sounds unhireable to me, but nothing sticks out as impressive or unique either. In a tough job market, I'd expect there to be plenty of great candidates out there, and this might not make the cut of bein
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by Reubend 3y ago
Providing better medical care and birth control? Educating the population on family planning? Making the cost of raising children more expensive, in order to create economic incentives to have fewer children? Lots of possibilities out there
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by Reubend 3y ago
Our society will quickly need to adapt to the idea that seeing a photo of something no longer means it really happened. There are going to be fake videos, fake photos, fake articles, etc. Rather than burying our heads in the sand and making
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by Reubend 3y ago
Wow, that's a big increase. Seems like this doesn't affect customers in the USA, who already had a price increase earlier in the year.
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by Reubend 3y ago
When it comes to capturing a large share of the global economy, I think India is its own worst enemy.
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by Reubend 3y ago
Awesome! I can't read the original Japanese article, but I'm guessing we could also use this to make phones with larger sensors if we keep the camera bump protrusion?
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by Reubend 3y ago
I agree. Real world job performance often rewards you for bending the rules or reframing the problems you face, whereas academia rewards you for following a path set for you.

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