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You can extend it to data labelling tasks and it will do pretty well. https://imgur.com/a/3XfOBq1 This is stable diffusion processing a small, blurry image on my PC and correctly identifying it. It did take 7 minutes b
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The per annotation cost of simple image tasks in MTurk can be as low as $0.0003
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If you have to select the matching images from 9 images and you are feeding each of those images to GPT4 and asking "is this a <TARGET>?", I don't think you're going to get a response back to complete the captcha i
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4y ago
If you're going to store in the cloud, there are plenty of secret storing companies that might be a better option than crypto exchanges, which are prone to hacks and shutdowns.
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4y ago
It's sensible advice. You shouldn't use exchanges to hold your crypto anyway
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Proxy contracts are necessary to perform upgrades to functionality over time. However auditing the proxy only is shady
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4y ago
The `.sh` was not implied by the article. That was my addition but, yes, the less languages the better!
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Makefile quickly gets complicated when you have to pass in flags (--an-example-flag). e.g. dev: ./scripts/run-dev.sh $(if $(filter build,$(MAKECMDGOALS)),--build,) $(if $(filter restart,$(MAKECMDGOALS)),--restart,) ...etc Since t
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It feels like there's going to be a whole lot more marketing content that's not getting read.
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The overhead of managing content restrictions on families devices is a very good point. I'll be reaching this stage soon and I'm not looking forward to this additional task. I also think state sponsored content moderation should b
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4y ago
Up next: no-code scraping tools using this or similar under the hood.
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It's referring to the precision with which the weights are stored in the models. Models are basically giant matrices of decimals in the range 0-1 and they represent the strengths of the paths between the neurons. Greater precision (flo
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4y ago
Maybe the technical documentation isn't required with ChatGPT being able to do this? :)
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4y ago
Relevant thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35233534
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4y ago
So ctrl/CMD left/right to move your window to one half of the screen might block you!? XD
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4y ago
Very cool but deep fake news for all is scary! Is the last face in the demo a mix of bill gates and will Elon musk?
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4y ago
It's quicker to set this up than linter-enforced rules in GitHub actions so could be useful when resource is tight.
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4y ago
Looks useful for small teams where things can fall through the cracks. I've signed up to try it!
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4y ago
Good tip. Sites turning off scroll is one of my pet annoyances.
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This is your brain on fraud apologetics
(pluralistic.net)
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Your son is a legend!
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4y ago
Link doesn't work
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I use github copilot to create simple functions by typing the function name and copilot does the rest. This works reasonably well for basic stuff. It becomes unhelpful and starts creating incorrect paths to library functions as soon as you
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That's a pretty harsh punishment! People would've been permanently in DT at my school..
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Good to see this kind of article in the telegraph, which previously focused on denying climate change https://www.lse.ac.uk/granthaminstitute/news/fleet-streets-l...
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Reminds me of minesweeper
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Perhaps you are failing to take into account the societal and technological changes that are occurring in the present day. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. > Do you have any evidence for anything you're saying? The following history
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You'll be familiar with generators then. A technology that also had next to no utility in the 1830s when it was invented, reaching commercial success in the 1870s. During this 40 year period, millions of dollars were spent promoting th
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And what do you do that's so noble?
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This is incredible. I would use this for actual music composition if it was a plug-in for Ableton
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