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961.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
He also claimed to be not guilty...
962.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
If someone impersonates Scarlett Johansson or sounds a lot like her naturally is it illegal to make money from this? Why does AI have less rights than humans here?
963.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
When I see the headline "LLM trains Nvidia on Chip Design" I'll start to worry :-/
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
And probably the potential to create viruses that target certain DNA... I would assume multiple governments are doing work on things like this.
965.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
If we take out growth from companies like future Apples and Googles and this growth goes into private markets, does the old adage that an index tracker is the simplest way to build wealth just go out of the window?
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
Wait until you find out you can connect an interactive shell to production and run functions in your application to debug things live…
967.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
It sounds mad but because of the process isolation within the language you can trust running services within your application and message passing can be local or to a different machine in the BEAM cluster. It opens up a whole new way to t
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords.
969.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
In general Microsoft are in favour of doing anything that sells more copies of Windows and I have no doubt supporting an extremely fast Nvidia CPU on ARM is possible. It might never run software as well as x86 but maybe if it ends up being
970.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
Maybe status and power remain constant and it's expression randomly inverts from extreme shows to I'm too important and powerful to behave like that and back...
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
Being as close to government as possible is good for a) social credit scores b) financially c) corruption opportunities d) general status e) finding a partner in a very competitive dating market (fewer women [1]). So yeah, of course the exa
972.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
But then I might be left alone with my own thoughts.
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
What’s the point of a state of the art AI chip that can’t run large models? It seems problematic to say the least!
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
These are the trained weights and biases, the training data is unknown in size but could be terabytes… I’ve no idea how to even guess at the size of the training data but that doesn’t all need to in ram at the same time.
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
Sure: https://the-guild.dev/graphql/codegen/plugins/typescript/typ...
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
It’s worth noting you can autogenerate TanStack Query clients in a typesafe way using graphql-codegen, really saves a lot of time!
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
Will Intel get working 3nm (TSMC marketing equivalent)? Have they purchased the ASML High NA machines in similar quantities to TSMC for example?
978.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
I think microfrontends are the ultimate extension of what I call "the myth of code reuse". Everyone thinks because they can create "small reusable slices" of full frontend code that this comes for free without a load of
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
I didn’t realise he did anything wrong? Was he forcing himself on women or merely flirting successfully?
980.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
“Her groundbreaking conclusion was initially rejected because it contradicted the scientific wisdom of the time, which held that there were no significant elemental differences between the Sun and Earth.” Why did people think the Sun was pr
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
How does any of this stuff really work? It seems as close to magic as I can possibly imagine, the idea that the laser source alone for EUV lithography fires a laser twice at single tiny droplets of falling tin, once to turn the droplet to t
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
One thing I’ve wanted to do for end to end testing purposes is to be able to make pretend Bluetooth devices from my Mac. I’ve not seen much to suggest a simple way to do this, does anyone know of anything that I can use to make my Mac Bluet
983.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
Oh that's really nice, there are certain apps where this is very useful and I would prefer it but definitely it's off for me globally.
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
I wonder why with things like this people don’t get that it involves real experience and expertise to get parts made correctly. Surely there are people offering their services to avoid these mistakes who have the relevant skills. Making thi
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
I always expect endless support from free products, built by the community, that I'm not paying for or contributing to.
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
Isn’t this because they have to pay Red for their ridiculous patent of compressed raw video?
987.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
Sounds like all industries, the longer they have gone on the less profitable they are. I’m not excusing ripping off farmers but it seems to be a pattern in all industries i.e. textiles, newspapers, building, car manufacturing, even most en
988.
by andy_ppp 3y ago
Presumably the NSA are in and out of everything in ways people haven’t even thought of yet. Back doors are great but I’m not convinced they need them!
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
Makes me wonder, are they using everyone's data to train and personalise Bard? It must be incredibly tempting to use Chat AIs to persuade you to buy products advertised by Google in a way that you will perfectly respond to.
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by andy_ppp 3y ago
Sigh, Eurasmus, Euratom, mutual visas for people in the arts wanting to work in Europe etc. etc. need not even be associated with being in the EU but we needlessly harmed ourselves and left them all. The UK electorate has been told a fictio

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