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by SergeAx 3y ago
Model doesn't "know" "the right" answer. It is statistically guessing, like a bad student with good memory.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Model does not "consider" answer, it inferes it from training data. If there are "pause" tokens in trainig data, they will be present in inference data with similar density. In other words, "garbage in - garbage out
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Pause have no meaningful value for language models. If pause tokens are produced from speech analysis, LLMs will just become better at imitating speaking, not smarter.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Why author and most commenters here associate "career" with sittng in the office? For me it is just an improvement my work skills towards bringing more value to the table and, as a result, getting more benefits from those who are
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Yes, here's the whole short: https://erikwernquist.com/cassinis-grand-finale
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by SergeAx 3y ago
I am an engineering manager in charge of 4 web products. The only problem we have with Firefox is audio/video access on mobile. There are zero problems with the desktop Firefox. There are some problems with the desktop Safari that QA a
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Those are not proofs of indoctrination infeasibility, just that in US religious indoctrination isn't working anymore. I believe it is mostly because schools and parents became more secular and unreligious. Same happened with ideologica
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by SergeAx 3y ago
I'm not getting it: why would websites block browsers?
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Maybe you then care to bring your evidence?
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by SergeAx 3y ago
That's what I thought myself about after I posted the comment. Turns out it was a lack of faith in those whose job was to indoctrinate. Same happened in Soviet Union in 60s, and the very next generation became immune.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
This sounds like what they have in GitLab merge request flow: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/merge_requests/versi...
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Early life indoctrination is working and will keep working, especially with such an established institutions as world religions. Don't try to fool yourself.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Great product, thank you so much! I am curious: why the request to support OpenAPI turned up only 2 weeks ago? In my bubble it is an ubiquitos format where everything starts and from where any additional data added up.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
MIT license. If the product is success and has significant devs following - they will just fork it from the commit before relicensing.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Is it really different from current video-conferencing tech? I mean, why would I want to slap the display onto my face?
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by SergeAx 3y ago
The interesting part is that even with current tech this entire interview could be performed by ML-powered agents. Create text and emotional markup with LLM, clone voices with Paddle, animate pre-scanned models with SelfTalk or FaceFormer a
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Just use a pret-a-porte payment system, lile Stripe, Square, Paddle, Clover etc. They will handle your plans and recurring payments for you.
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Railway V2(blog.railway.app)
2 points by SergeAx 3y ago|0 comments
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Source?
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Two modern web mysteries for me - Quora and Pinterest. Both 90% junk sites, but Google ranks both quite high on web search (Pinterest on image search is understandable).
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Yandex open sourced it's BI tool DataLens(github.com)
268 points by SergeAx 3y ago|86 comments
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by SergeAx 3y ago
> Estimated price point: > $20,000/dose Dammit, this will make Martin Shkreli feel like a petty shoplifter. I hope biohackers will soon pirate those bacteries and sell to everyone in need.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Haul me under keel, I still root for torrents. Moreover, there's so little good content is produced nowadays, that more than a half of movies I am watching recently are 10-20 years old. I also have IMAX theater conveniently nearby for
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by SergeAx 3y ago
No. Pretty much every business works like this: you BUILD something people (will) want and sell it to them. Even if you are a retailer, you still build a shop from shelves, showcases, cashier desks and so on and you build a logistic system
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Airbnb reduced partying by 55% in two years(cnbc.com)
2 points by SergeAx 3y ago|2 comments
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Smartphone cannot report your location inside the room with 10cm precision. Or so we thought not long ago.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
While hilarious, it is quite legit: the display popup is shown at is a "media" display and doesn't directly affect driving (except navigation, which used to be optional).
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Lichess and it's author are so cool that I subscribed to monthly donation even though it gives me literally nothing.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
I am a bit concerned about the source. It seems like a conspiracy theories head-to-toes, see their other publications.
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by SergeAx 3y ago
Amazon Alexa, Google Nest. BTW, every smatphone has a WiFi.

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