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Funny how Kraken/Nexo/Coinbase etc can still manage to maintain sterling deposits and comply with the regulators. I like Binance, but they dropped the ball in the UK market.
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Really cool article, looking forward to more. I've used antlr quite a bit previously but never really understood the LL vs LR and how it just outputs pre/post fix type stacks. Very well written and I like pro/con analysis a
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Maybe the future of the first line of healthcare will start to use AI with the assistance of a specialized nurse to follow your health overtime and only fall back to a real doctor when a real problem occurs. This could elevate a lot of prob
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Can't trust them? Bethesda had a deal with Sony to keep Deathloop as a timed PlayStation exclusive. After Microsoft bought Bethesda they honored that deal and released the game excusively on the competing platform. They never offered t
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Do you know if people get charged for prompts now on the original chatGPT site now that the API is out? Or is it still free for users that use the original site?
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Zuckerberg is obsessed with cornering the market for the Next Big Thing. First it was radio, then TV, computers, cellphones, what could the next big thing be? It's got to be VR... because Mark can't think of anything else it could
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by ar9av 4y ago
My friends shared their disappointment over the fact that Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) will no longer be an option for their small startup businesses. They had positive experiences with SVB, finding them supportive when needed, and non-predato
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As a GitHub engineer, as far as I know we do this because we want more users so we can flesh out bugs, but we don't want to ship buggy software. If we were to globally ship this (even in a beta) and some really annoying bug was found,
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At least 70% of mid/senior jobs are full remote in my country, or at least advertised at such (based on my data of ~30k job adverts). It's a developing country so salaries do not match US salaries by a large margin, but those are
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There's a model called Ziepher's F111 that greatly improves human anatomy. You can merge F111 with other models in automatic1111, something like 80% SD1.5 and 20% F1111 greatly improves human anatomy, including hands.
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There are lots different scams to pull, and you can't know which ones they'll be pulling until you get further into it. Suppose you say "sure I'll sell, how much will you pay?" "Oh lots of money, I represent Ni
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But their pay directly scales with the amount being charged to the customer. Let's say that I am a driver classified as an employee. I give a one hour ride at 8PM and the customer is charged $100 - I will make my hourly wage (let'
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This was a good read, thank you. The whole destigmatization movement has never quite sat right with me. It's consequences seem glaringly obvious but noone cares, it's very frustrating. Pd: Found this after clicking on your usernam
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With 8-bit this should fit on a 3060 12GB, which is pretty affordable right now. If this works as well as they state it's going to be amazing.
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With 4-bit quantization you could run something that compares to text-davinci-003 on a Raspberry Pi or smartphone. What a time to be alive.
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by ar9av 4y ago
Interesting stuff. A few questions: How does it scale? Your deployment example (self-hosted?) just shows you how to run what looks like a simple server. Do you just run a lot of those and throw a load balancer in between? Any thoughts on in
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Hey, so I've been having some issues with my heating and cooling system at home. It's been causing me some headaches, from high energy bills to frequent breakdowns, poor air quality, uneven heating and cooling, and loud operation.
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It's frustrating when emails don't categorize as critical and we end up missing something important. And don't even get me started on those misleading subject lines that turn out to be nothing but a sales pitch. It's lik
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Is it me or your website is showing tally 0 for any input I put in? I dont see any submit button nor is enter working
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the potential drawbacks of relying entirely on voice-operated assistants like ChatGPT. There are concerns around privacy and the use of personal data, as well as the potential for bias and inaccuracies in the responses generated by these mo
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The level of detail in insect brain simulations varies, and it may be challenging to simulate it to the level of reacting to visual stimuli. Neural interfaces have been successful in controlling robots, but real-time processing and precisio
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ChatGPT and Markov Chain are both text-generating models, but they use different approaches and technologies. Markov Chain generates text based on probabilities of word sequences in a given text corpus, while ChatGPT is a neural network-bas
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Wow, this sounds really interesting! I'm curious, how does Second determine what features to add to an existing web application? Is there a way to customize the bot's behavior to suit specific needs? Also, what kind of application
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I think it'd be much better if they just had a simple e-ink display for showing what the transparent key caps are for. That way, you don't have to deal with any distracting animations or videos, and you can just focus on getting y
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Pricing of this model seems less per token level but you have to send the entire conversation each time, and the tokens you will be billed for include both those you send and the API's response (which you are likely to append to the co