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by albert_e 1y ago
Does this apply to OpenAI models served via Microsoft Azure.
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by albert_e 1y ago
I love this. Thanks.
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by albert_e 1y ago
We are 2.5 years into a world with access to ChatGPT and tons of data being produced and published with help of LLMs. How are these labs filtering out AI generated content from entering the training data. (Other than of course synthetic dat
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by albert_e 1y ago
Yeah - I am also unsure about long term prospects of this type of roles. But for someone who is on a career break or someone looking to break into the IT / AI space this could offer a way to get exposure and hands on experience that op
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by albert_e 1y ago
Seems to be a perfect starting point-- passed on -- thanks!
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by albert_e 1y ago
OT > data provided by data-labeling services and paid contractors someone in my circle was interested in finding out how people participate in these exercises and if there are any "service providers" that do the heavy lifting o
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by albert_e 1y ago
I have wanted a small LED light / edge strip on top of a laptop screen that lights up when -- you are in a meeting your microphone is on your camera is on customizable to work how you want (including setting it to "show" busy
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by albert_e 1y ago
The images are all loading very slowly for me. Did they embed full size images using IMG tags instead of thumbnails? Reminds me of the first HTML pages I authored in the 90s.
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by albert_e 1y ago
Maybe the first sentence? I am guessing they meant "DeepSeek API does not enforce any rate limit on users." would be more appropriate. _Constraining the rate 'limit'_ seems like incorrect usage - but it is an a easy mist
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by albert_e 1y ago
Request: Make titles more accessible to global audience. BART doesn't automatically mean anything unless you are familiar with the region. I lived 7 years in the US and still took a while (even after opening the linked article -- given
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by albert_e 1y ago
This reads like so much of common sense and how we learned and practiced math through out our own school years decades ago. A little baffled at why so much verbiage is dedicated to it. Kids having notebooks dedicated for each subject for th
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by albert_e 1y ago
> the Drake Passage was the least impractical route for large European ships to travel around South America to access its west coast. "least impractical"? Unintentional double negative, I think? Currently it conveys the meaning
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by albert_e 1y ago
A more simpler realization after playing around with the music player on the home page -- being able to skip tracks and sample a large variety of music tracks without any ads in between -- was pleasantly surprising! Everytime I clicked next
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by albert_e 1y ago
What about the bandwidth burned needlessly for thousands of users on their data plans. At some scale such careless mistakes are going to create real effects for all users of internet through congestion as well. If this was not a $8000 mista
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by albert_e 1y ago
Sorry for slight digression. In a larger system we are building we need a text-to-sql capability for some structured data retrieval. Is there a way one could utilize this library (sqlglot) to build a multi-dialect sql generator -- that is n
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by albert_e 1y ago
There are non English versions of Wikipedia also. Can anyone please point to information on how we can download a copy of one specific language version?
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by albert_e 1y ago
is there a video/audio of this talk available somewhere? PS: I couldnt find it in a quick search. I was tempted to see if I an "recreate" the audio of the talk using the full transcript and other information available about t
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by albert_e 1y ago
Same experience in India. Additionally for past year or so they have always consistently charged me higher than what they quote originally. I jump through the hoops to get a "refund" of the difference through automated support wor
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by albert_e 1y ago
"Yet another" is not my main worry The concept of prefixes itself feels a little deviant from readable code that is close to human language -- which is the spirit of Python
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by albert_e 1y ago
> Four years earlier, the search giant had come for the mobile web with AMP—accreted mobile pages. typo in third line of the post. should i feel warm and fuzzzy knowing that this was not run through an LLM? or is it a hallucination artif
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by albert_e 1y ago
Absoutely agree, Gmail started scraping all emails a decade ago. Amazon responded by removing all product and pricedetails from Order confirmation and Order shipping emails. We consumers lost out -- we dont have our own copy and archive of
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by albert_e 1y ago
Tangentially related I once picked up my memory foam mattress and stood it up against one of the walls ... for cleaning the bed or whatever. As I walked past the mattress I instantly noticed that the mattress is such a good absorber of audi
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by albert_e 1y ago
> created by the type design studio Underware Is the company itself made to appeal to kids giggles
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by albert_e 2y ago
> make sure it has a "never ask me again" option Ha tell that to product managers who shove very useful reminders to enable notifications, sync contacts, auto upgrade, etc. They offer all sorts of choices like remind me later,
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by albert_e 2y ago
Webp supported yay!
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by albert_e 2y ago
Amazon also invests in own hardware and silicon -- the Inferentia and Trainium chips for example. But I am not sure how AWS and Google Cloud match up in terms of making this verticial integration work for their competitive advantage. Any in
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by albert_e 2y ago
Done similar to help kids with learning beginner math. Should now be possible to make an app that specializes in making new apps on demand based on simple requirements like these :) As Khan Academy is experimenting with 1:1 tutoring using L
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by albert_e 2y ago
Can you add a visual tutorial with examples. I had no idea what the numbers are. Came back to read your text description above and still only vaguely understand it. Sorry, ESL.
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by albert_e 2y ago
OT: There is a initiative around bringing Indian languages into today's tech. Named BHASHINI. I initially thought the title was referring to that project given the similarity in name. (Bhasha = Language)
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by albert_e 2y ago
Haven't read past the problem statement to avoid spoilers. How difficult can it be to brute force this. (Try all possible domain names within a reasonable length) Take help from AI while you are at it.

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