albert_e

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by albert_e 3y ago
Mostly agree. Not sure why you were downvoted -- but this seems fairly straightforward in terms of logical progression of abstraction. I would say LLMs may or may not be that next step in the chain before we see direct interfaces with brain
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by albert_e 3y ago
oh you should see the scene in Indian retail sector. There are even more private label brands on Amazon.IN ... "Solimo" and "Presto" ... they sell everything from soaps to furniture to clothes to appliances -- look virtu
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by albert_e 3y ago
Interesting part -- > Evidence suggests that Amazon is keenly aware of and interested in exploiting these opportunities. For example, the company has reportedly used insights gleaned from its cloud computing service to inform its investm
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by albert_e 3y ago
Many comments here seem to suggest that practically it is going to be impossible to classify text as Human generated versus AI generated -- given the many different ways in which such attempts can be foiled in a never ending game of cat-and
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by albert_e 3y ago
Thank you! HTML Jinja templates seem to be fairly standard in this space.
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by albert_e 3y ago
If we don't need the UX but need to call this functionality programmatically-- to generate PDF account statements / invoices, optionally after showing a preview as a web page -- is there a good open source solution already availa
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by albert_e 3y ago
MBA = Mixed Boolean Arithmetic This was not the first few things I thought of when I read the headline and started reading the article.
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by albert_e 3y ago
> The only independent variable is the date and time of birth. Minor nuance. Just sharing this for awareness, not endorsing its validity: When indian astrologers plot a "star chart" / "kundli" / "raasi
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by albert_e 3y ago
I like to think of Astrology (the way ancient India / subcontinent attempted it) as the largest and most ambitious big data analytics project. Whether they provided real results or just an illusion of it is up for debate. But some &quo
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by albert_e 3y ago
Very interesting perspective - thanks for sharing. I definitely belong to this category at least subconscioulsy if not consciously : > Many associate power with being dictatorial, telling people what to do, being political for self-gain,
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by albert_e 3y ago
The Fail Whale can use a comeback in a new avatar
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by albert_e 3y ago
very informative and well presented - thanks for sharing the give away part probably took away from the impact of the video -- since the note also says buying the license is not really necessary to start using the tool, it was probably not
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by albert_e 3y ago
the movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" made me feel that way.
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by albert_e 3y ago
And cars are very maneuverable -- can stop, start, and turn in seconds; and can safely pass within inches of each other. (Most) cars also have one human each paying full attention to where it is going and controlling its path. Satellites do
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by albert_e 3y ago
very interesting. sounds simple as well as deep at the same time if that's how it works. I also wonder if there is a way for instructions to dynamically alter settings like temperature and verbosity. for example when generating syntact
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by albert_e 3y ago
There should be a "global profile" that user can set. And also a bunch of personas that they can pre-define and select from for each chat/session optionally. That way I can have a persona for each kind of research including f
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by albert_e 3y ago
yes this is very common and should be an immediate next feature. I would research many unconnected topics and would not want to apply the same global settings to all my queries.
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by albert_e 3y ago
> "Before answering, quietly think about whether " I thought generating text is the only way for GenAI/LLM models to "think". How exactly does ChatGPT "quietly think"? Is there text generation happening
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by albert_e 3y ago
Thank you. Timely as my team is looking to skill up on advanced python.
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by albert_e 3y ago
I hope it is not a startup like Steorn
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by albert_e 3y ago
octagon: My circle is 90.0% perfect, can you beat that? https://neal.fun/perfect-circle/
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by albert_e 3y ago
my experience is limited but I once saw "frontmatter" extension to VS Code which seemed very powerful to serve as CMS and even edit your site's templates. currently this extension works on locally installed version of VS Code
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by albert_e 3y ago
You recreated a production database of 20 years data by hand overnight? You deserve an award !!!
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by albert_e 3y ago
am I missing a link or visual that shows all letter forms of the new typeface? on mobile, I am only seeing one or two images that show limited subset ( Aa and a couple of words of text)
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Ask HN: How to build a private version of Code Interpreter
1 points by albert_e 3y ago|0 comments
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Plain old gzip+kNN outperforms BERT and other DNNs
52 points by albert_e 3y ago|7 comments
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by albert_e 3y ago
Looks interesting A demo video and a sample hello world website template would be a good start to help us understand its features.
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by albert_e 3y ago
Thanks i was avoiding clicking on reddit link out of a desire to detox my addiction
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by albert_e 3y ago
AWS does this for a few irreversible deletes
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by albert_e 3y ago
I agree with other veterans? here. ServiceNow was the better alternative all round -- as compared to Remedy and HP Service Center. The customizations and integrations, api, cloud were decent. The licensing was bad. The pressure to "upg

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