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by alok-g 4mo ago
Thanks for the correction; silly miss on my part.
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by alok-g 4mo ago
Thanks. I read several times, and along with another response, I think I have a better understanding now, though still not having a complete grasp. >> So sampling one point gives us the gold amount for cheese amount 1, 2, and 3. This
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by alok-g 4mo ago
Thanks. I think I have a better understanding now, though still not having a complete grasp. >> f(x) = r_1 + x r_2* >> The right-hand plot shows the output of the kernel function for two indices x and x'. The kernel f
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by alok-g 5mo ago
I find several things confusing in this article. >> ... A GP works by constructing an infinite amount of guesses or functions of the true process you want to approximate. As you accumulate more observations, it changes the shape of t
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Could this be used for training AI to do the reverse, i.e., generate high-quality videos from older analog TV and VHS artifacts? Start from high quality videos, use this or a similar library to generate analog/VHS videos that now have
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Sahil’s ME skill pack seems to be this: https://github.com/slavingia/skills
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by alok-g 5mo ago
I would love to see examples for various types of specs written, as in actual texts of the specs for various types of it. It would also help to understand how are changes to specs handled? Is the agent given both old and new versions to fi
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by alok-g 5mo ago
WhatsApp too is nowadays showing nagging 'predictions' for what I want to type with no way to disable those. I do use AI for a lot of things, but otherwise I do not even use auto-correct, auto-capitalization, auto-anything.
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by alok-g 5mo ago
>> Windows really needs to ditch CRLF and just use LF, and switch from backslashes to forward slashes. {To the extent such stuff is pragmatic:} I think we should switch to Pascal-style strings everywhere, and then have no need for
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by alok-g 5mo ago
How about NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 (6 GB)? Would that be sufficient too? I am using Windows 11. Thanks.
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Google infringed trademark allowing competitors use brand name as an ad keyword(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
6 points by alok-g 5mo ago|1 comments
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by alok-g 5mo ago
The Delhi High Court ... ruled that the use of a registered trademark as a keyword trigger amounted to "use in advertising" under section 29 (6) of the Trade Marks Act ...
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UniGetUI - FOSS GUI for package managers on Windows(zdnet.com)
3 points by alok-g 5mo ago|1 comments
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Humans delegating tasks to AI all over the place like that, i.e., without adding value from their own, suggests ultimately that the middle humams should soon be cut out, irrespective of whether those humans are more capable than AI or not.
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Just like we can incrementally innovate, we should be able to incrementally figure too.
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Who do you consider to be by-and-large, overall, more intelligent? Who then is more capable of exercising intelligence towards figuring out what's actually good?
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by alok-g 5mo ago
I am reading through it, am only at about 20% point so far. It seems AI-generated or at least AI-co-authored. I did not spot "slop" yet, except for one mistake. Do you actually see slop?
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When does learning from data work (math starting from basic probability)(prateekchandrajha.github.io)
16 points by alok-g 5mo ago|6 comments
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by alok-g 5mo ago
> Amazon said it had supported the devices for 14 years or more and could not keep doing so indefinitely. Why -- Aren't they also claiming productivity enhancements with AI? ;-) And did they calculate how much environmental damage
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by alok-g 5mo ago
>> previous comment said "Copying was prohibitively expensive." I think this statement does have important truth value in it! Copying books used to be done by hand (someone writing manually). Then printing press came, wh
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by alok-g 5mo ago
>> if theres just one good thing coming out of ai its breaking copyright law forever. no one should be able to "own" ideas. >> Can we do that for Medical field? Note: IANAL. Well, if we do that (i.e., no one can ow
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Looks nice and powerful, but absolutely not for beginners (in that sense, the Show HN title looks overpromising).
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by alok-g 5mo ago
The lawsuit side, genuinely asking, how does the for-profit under non-profit setup work? What are the respective roles? Is the combination effectively a non-profit still? Or is this some kind of legal loophole to make profits under a non
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by alok-g 5mo ago
>> ... were aupposed to replace ... I would love to hear insights into what has gone wrong, or what are the lessons learnt.
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by alok-g 5mo ago
I would not mind less formatting features, in as much as editing on mobile does not mess with the desktop version. Rather, usability on mobile would be a key priority for me. I find OmniNotes very nice for mobile. The primary reason to mo
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by alok-g 5mo ago
I have been wondering on a similar thing; am looking for feedback: There are many existing, often mature, third-party software libraries or solutions that a new project could use but which hide the internals, including how the data is organ
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Any plans to support mobile as well? I'm lookimg to replace OmniNotes on Android.
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Windows to take CPU to max frequency to open apps, system flyouts, context menus(windowscentral.com)
4 points by alok-g 5mo ago|2 comments
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Using perspective lines to identify AI generated photos(science.org)
2 points by alok-g 5mo ago|0 comments
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by alok-g 5mo ago
Cool! I would like to hear more about this, and understand how to do the same.

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