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2y ago
Why does Amazon even allow random resellers/distributors? Are there retailers that only resell original manufacturers?
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2y ago
https://archive.md/R0fKC
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Online Shopping Has Become a Giant Fake Product Machine
(bloomberg.com)
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2y ago
But GPT4 has been trained up to recent events, so you can't do rolling predictions using just historical data with it. If your LLM knows the future obviously it can predict well, even if the company name is hidden.
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3y ago
https://archive.md/djcGF
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Visa-Mastercard Deal
(bloomberg.com)
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3y ago
Very cool. If I ask to deduce the gender of my voice, can it do that? Training a projection layer makes sense, but ultimately you'd want to output audio conditioned on the input rather than text. Is there a way to train a reverse proj
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akrymski
3y ago
Fantastic. I've always wondered why Postgres doesn't have this built in. Wish it was open source.
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3y ago
Imagine reading HN on this thing. Voice chat with your computer is possibly the worst input method. UIs exist for a reason. Clicking a few buttons is much faster than a conversation. The future of computing doesn't look like a bot t
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Bitcoin ETFs Approved by SEC
(ft.com)
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3y ago
> The other trick I've been planning to explore is using an LLM to turn the user's question into a small number of normal FTS search queries and then run those to try and get context data. I have also been working on this. I s
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3y ago
Pretty certain you can never stop humans from hallucinating either. Any human answer will have a probability/confidence level attached to it, it's never zero, because any statement relies on assumptions of the world encoded by the
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3y ago
Re candles - even longer term, hourly/daily? Are there actually strategies out there that deliver great sharpe over many years with just time series forecasting? Most hedge funds don't beat the index afaik
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3y ago
Does the PDF include illustrations generated by AI?
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3y ago
Why would banks adopt FedNow when it will ultimately eat into their revenue from card interchange?
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3y ago
I'd suspect so, but would love to see that confirmed.
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akrymski
3y ago
Exactly. This looks like classic extortion: if you don't pay me more, I will stop fighting, or do a 180.
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3y ago
This is the only TV show I've rewatched 3 times. To me it captures the essence of our existence for a lot of older people in tech. In many ways it's the modern version of a western where a bunch of guys go out to the middle of n
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The Best Show No One Watched
(imdb.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
These NanoGPT based models are great, thank you for contributing to OS. Would love to see this ported to CPUs ala llama.cpp. Any plans in that direction?
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akrymski
3y ago
So is https://github.com/Lightning-AI/lit-llama
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Ponzi Scheme That Hooked Warren Buffet
(theatlantic.com)
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3y ago
When people say crypto is the answer to cash, I ask them what happens when the internet is down
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3y ago
by mass afaik
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3y ago
But lithium only makes up 11% of EV batteries https://www.statista.com/statistics/1203083/composition-of-l...
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3y ago
Nobody wants to run Google on their PCs, why should LLMs be different? I'd expect GPT models to be updated regularly fairly soon, and in much the same way that I wouldn't want to host a personal out-dated web index + search engin
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4y ago
> They aren't making it anymore. But aren't populations of most wealthy countries dropping already? EU population is already declining. We also aren't making efficient use of the land. We could have many more sky scraper
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4y ago
I actually still prefer SO as I get to see different solutions to the same problem and related discussion. Co-pilot is great for boilerplate stuff though, which is the majority of lines for most projects these days I'd guess.
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4y ago
What LLM is this using? Or did you train your own?
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4y ago
https://archive.md/7CmWl
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