amunozo

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by amunozo 2y ago
This is the best thing I've read in weeks. Thanks.
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by amunozo 2y ago
Thanks for the advice! You are probably right.
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by amunozo 2y ago
I've been wanting to blog, but I never do it. One of the reasons (excuses) is that I don't know where to blog. Is it better to host your own page, use some newsletter service such as substack, or just open a blog in any blogging p
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by amunozo 2y ago
What I understand from here is that these companies, that are praised as innovative, do not grow by innovation, but cheating.
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by amunozo 2y ago
I partially agree with you. The only problem is that these markets are highly monopolistic, and we will be creating another technological dependency on the US.
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by amunozo 2y ago
Maybe the problem is doctors giving fentanyl to patients constantly.
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by amunozo 2y ago
This is the main problem why this problem is much larger in the US
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by amunozo 2y ago
Location: Spain/Switzerland Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: within Switzerland Technologies: LLMs, NLP, machine learning, PyTorch, NumPy/Pandas Industries/domain expertise: Finishing a PhD on NLP (low-resource language
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by amunozo 2y ago
This is so childish and pathetic.
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by amunozo 2y ago
Not only there's nothing wrong, but it is a good thing.
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by amunozo 2y ago
You're a slave
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by amunozo 2y ago
It all goes down on how do you use it. It can enhance your cognitive abilities or substitute them. It's a danger to those who don't want to think but are forced to, as now they could just not do it. For us who like to think, it ca
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by amunozo 2y ago
Lol, I love it. Why didn't you include points multipliers when more than one line is filled though?
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by amunozo 2y ago
Why write so much about a problem nobody have? Just be normal for fuck sake.
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by amunozo 2y ago
Yes, the paper says that is only English.
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by amunozo 2y ago
It's time to stop the "All You Need" titles. This one does not even sound good .
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by amunozo 2y ago
And places with these systems are those that achieved the best quality of life and peace.
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European Union AI Factories(digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu)
2 points by amunozo 2y ago|0 comments
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by amunozo 2y ago
An apartment like that could cost 1500€ today. Also, flights are also more expensive.
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by amunozo 2y ago
I've been using Copilot in VSCode as I have it free as a student. I wanted to try Cursor, but money is tight. Are they that much different? If so, what makes Cursor so special?
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by amunozo 2y ago
I thought about that too! In the end, I'll probably do them both anyway.
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by amunozo 2y ago
What about consumer applications where privacy is not that much needed? What I mean is if there is any demmand for a traditional, pay-once software.
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Ask HN: Is there a market for LLM-powered local programs instead of SaaS?
1 points by amunozo 2y ago|6 comments
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by amunozo 2y ago
Your webpage is gorgeous, congrats!
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by amunozo 2y ago
Exposing students to other subjects is what make them discover what they like. I think the optimal balance would be studying a wide number of subjects, but being able to select for an even larger set.
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by amunozo 2y ago
It's a knowledge distillation. You can then use this smaller, more efficient models instead of the larger one.
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by amunozo 2y ago
That is also the case for actual searchs on Google nowadays.
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by amunozo 2y ago
I tried it converting bureaucratic documents from Spain, even a paper sheet to just ask for holidays, and it created the funniest podcast I've ever heard. I'm glad I'm not the only one doing this stupid thing.
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by amunozo 2y ago
This looks like something I would really enjoy, thank you!
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by amunozo 2y ago
I actually have a degree in Physics but I am not sure it is what I want (I don't remember much :D). But I will take a look. Thanks a lot for both recommendations!

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