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WhiteOwlLion
2mo ago
Just ask the model about Tianamen Square and you know if it’s a Chinese model or not.
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3mo ago
You're assuming working from home automatically makes you far from delivery options. It all depends on your walkability and drivability score. I'm residential, but I have retail delivery options within a few miles. So, the nuance
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3mo ago
Then those same organizations that "give in" end up providing inferior AI tools, and you face the dilemma of either using poor models and accepting poor results or sharing data with better models that may not be governed correctly
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4mo ago
There’s a lot of Xeon chips for $10 on eBay. Too bad there’s no drive for cpu based inference. The data center will need to swap out the older gpu clusters so what does that do for hardware pricing on data center gpus? H100 are cheap enough
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4mo ago
Maybe if attribution is available. What do you do for the rest of the ingested content? I think based on the content itself, you assign percentages to the top 3 industries like a naics code. Then whatever Anthropic makes as gross or net, a
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6mo ago
I use Twitter/X on web because the iOS so bad.
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7mo ago
Samplers became accessible at the time which allowed music production with just loops. Look at snap I got the power. All looped samples
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7mo ago
You make a better product if you plan it out first. That’s part of a PM’s job so it’s natural fit when the ai does the coding. The code may not be ideal but it’ll have the structure you can improve on.
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8mo ago
What about HashCash, where proof of work increases with more pull requests from a user ID? Beyond typical submission frequency, proof-of-work would become exponentially more difficult to prevent spam, helping to keep the riff-raff out. Does
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2y ago
https://friture.org/ spectral analyzer. not sure if you need cli or batch function, but the frequency will be cut off regardless of the purported bitrate even if it was "upscaled" since those frequencies were chop
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2y ago
If you're only getting back 1% to 2%, you're losing out on better cash back cards.
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2y ago
Aren't torrents block based so file boundaries are not observed without hacks?
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3y ago
you're forgetting the next person they give that 100 bucks to, deposits that money (if not completely spent) into a bank, which is again used to lend out more money.
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3y ago
You sometimes have to treat adults like little children. The first thing I say is, "you're not in trouble". Kids assume if an adult talks to them, they are automatically in trouble. I've gotten a lot of helpful results b
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3y ago
Fastrak anyone?
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3y ago
seems like a good project to integration with ChatGPT video and figure out ways to automatically insert start & end times for sponsors, interaction reminders, intro, outro, etc. With a little training, this could be fully automated acc
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3y ago
The trademarks are required for Chinese businesses to house products in the USA for Amazon FBA (freigh by Amazon). They make non-sensical trademarks so there's no conflict with the trademark office. Techquickie (Linus Tech Tips) has an
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3y ago
If I include tl;dr or eli5, chatGPT makes an effort to distill the answer to the essentials.
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3y ago
I read the Portuguese introduced chilli pepper in the 15th century, but Wikipedia says 16th century. There were other forms pickled vegetables like mool-kimchi but that doesn't have the spice component.
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3y ago
Everyone has a different taste, but I do concur with you. Your grandma and my grandma kept to the traditional manual methods and that tastes best. The chilli peppers cultivated in Korea have a different sweeter taste IMO and the cheaper one
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4y ago
I recall Facebook handle terminations this way. Maybe eBay too?
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4y ago
You haven't met some of my friends. Do we need a humility parameter with ChatGPT?
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6y ago
Technology helped the small guys compete with the big boys. Cross River is a tiny bank yet they ranked 4th after the top 3 banks with staff, resources, and scale beyond Cross River. Yet, they were were able to utilize fintech to rank 4th. I
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6y ago
Yes, it is called Google Docs. It has all the version history and the person that made the edit known. Still unimpressed with Office collaboration features and all the other Microsoft tools you need like SharePoint. Its 2020! Microsoft had
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6y ago
As long as you don't use vendor specific tools, who cares? That's the point of kubernetes and to abstract away the whole "cloud" provider. Let it become a commodity and a race to the bottom.
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6y ago
Does this work smartphones or tablets via specific browsers?
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6y ago
Would it have been better for the IRS to validate the direct deposits to be more accurate, or was this best to get payments to people as quickly as possible? Some potential issue I see if you don't do some exception analysis with direc
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Stimulus check deposited into account of dead woman
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7y ago
If you fork a repo, you can't search on the forked repo. Confirmed grep.app behaves the same way as github search.
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7y ago
How about the ability to search code on forks? GitLab allows it. At least have feature parity? Thanks.
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