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by angrais 3y ago
Less than 0.01% of the 5.8 billion images have an associated license. This license was taken from the webpage so cannot be trusted.
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by angrais 3y ago
What is the cost for each dataset for commercial uses?
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by angrais 3y ago
All this data is taken from common crawl, a web crawler that clones the web. How can companies such as OpenAI use that data when no licenses can be identified for most web pages or the associated images? In other words, the user/owner
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by angrais 4y ago
Interesting, thanks for the link. For reference, my debate approach was not sealioning. Given the extremely bold claims made by OP, I wanted to know if they had consider ed alternative views as their comment read as unrealistic "hype&q
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by angrais 4y ago
What "cusp of the next step function" are we on? Please be as specific as possible. >> Even with just chatgpt4 level performance, millions of people are in the process of losing their jobs What jobs specifically, in which se
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by angrais 4y ago
That's an opinion framed as a fact. It's equally likely that more people will have jobs as "AI" becomes increasingly adopted across sectors, where new jobs will emerge to integrate them, of existing jobs are supplemented
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by angrais 4y ago
That's dialects though. The same could be said for most regions in the UK from people living in the UK or abroad, e.g., a Scouse understanding a Glaswegian. This is similar in Italia across regions.
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by angrais 4y ago
telefono is telephone though?
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by angrais 4y ago
I'm not sure that's quite correct given the banking sector (Medici) originates in Florence (Tuscany generally) who had considered political power over the pope (Rome), and hence across the kingdoms/country.
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by angrais 4y ago
Although that is an outdated generated snippet as it doesn't use pathlib? What if you added a type annotation to filename as Path?
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by angrais 4y ago
That's been the case for literally more than 20 years via Appen, Amazon crowd workers, etc.
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by angrais 4y ago
It is illegal for you to download copyrighted material and distribute it as your own. Models trained on such data can (and are statistically more likely) to produce similar output as their (training) input. So training must consider licenci
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by angrais 4y ago
>> Do you have a use case where being off by a few frames might be a deal breaker? Yes, in action recognition tasks (machine learning), e.g., if you have a large video with temporal annotations (start/end times where an action oc
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by angrais 4y ago
You're right, sorry. I'd two days selected rather than one. £450 is still quite a lot, but like you say, manageable as a one-off event and certainly seems worth it from how you've described it. >> NB I've no connec
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by angrais 4y ago
I suppose since there's only three buildings they can choose to charge whatever they want. I had a look on the hotels website and it was £700 per night. While I'm sure it's lovely, a room for the night is certainly not afford
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by angrais 4y ago
1. Automatically detect when (timestamp) change in slide, e.g., large % of colour change in the image of the video (I assume video is slide-deck only else we can crop to the area that is); 2. Use the timestamps provided by whisper to group
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by angrais 4y ago
Paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8946744/#:~:tex... ).
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by angrais 4y ago
My mistake. I wanted to link a pdf (EU report) and thought this guardian link was similar as it appeared in the same list of search results. The original link when copied on phone was long and didn't look "clean". Google got
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by angrais 4y ago
>> The poor are not as poor elsewhere, this should be borne in mind when discussing where funds are allocated. For reference, London does not have the poorest towns/area in the UK. They tend to be seaside towns or towns in the no
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by angrais 4y ago
>> and (probably the biggest thing) comprehensions ARE NOT SUFFICIENT replacements for easy anonymous inline functions (JS () => , or Ruby's blocks). I'm confused by this statement. As I understand it, list comprehensions
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by angrais 4y ago
>> I've had to write short inductive proofs in several of the systems I've built. In what context was this necessary?
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by angrais 4y ago
Would it be possible to use hostnames rather than IP addresses then you'd not have to worry as the resolution would be done for you?
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by angrais 4y ago
One problem is likely that manufactures cut the material differently so the cut/fit differs. It's like buying a pair of jeans from five companies in the same waist size and leg lengths. Some will be tight around the waist while an
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by angrais 4y ago
Your sales pitch at the end made this truly a hackernews post. You've certainly learned a lot!
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by angrais 4y ago
I'm not sure Ireland would want to directly associate themselves with English (=England | UK) in that way. Clearly this is a very political question and so we can discard it from Christmas discussion :) >> It's native to Ir
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by angrais 4y ago
> Take sterile cotton swab and rub it on your 'clean' post-shower butthole and grow a culture from it and tell me how 'clean' it really is. Great idea for the weekend, thanks!
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by angrais 4y ago
How's this differ from using git LFS?
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by angrais 4y ago
I'm confused. Do you eat 500-1k calories of sugar a day or calories overall?
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by angrais 4y ago
How can you get 2x bw squats at home? What are you squatting? Your fridge and oven?
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by angrais 4y ago
What sort of role is it for? I'm asking as I doubt "know about how computers work" is necessary for most tech roles. I get it, having technical expertise is important, but still ...

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