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   Drilling for Oil on the Moon(bloomberg.com)

   4 points by arbuge 3y ago|3 comments
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   by arbuge 3y ago

   Dividends may keep management disciplined, knowing they have to share some profits with shareholders. Companies without dividend payments that retain all their earnings may be more prone to destruction of shareholder value through empire bu
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   by arbuge 3y ago

   > In 1990, Apricot was the 2nd largest PC manufacturer in the UK. ... > Apricot sold to Mitsubishi for $70 million (about $163 million in 2023). After all that, less than $200m in today's dollars. Hardware is hard!
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   by arbuge 3y ago

   > their speed increasing by 32.2 feet/second every second. Until terminal velocity is reached of course, although wind speeds in the impact zone could also add to that.
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   by arbuge 3y ago

   > it is definitely the case that poor people of color have a harder time getting ahead than equally poor white people Do you have any sources for that?
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   MV Derbyshire(en.wikipedia.org)

   2 points by arbuge 3y ago|0 comments
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   by arbuge 3y ago

   Besides that, there's the issue of efficiency. Better quality training data might enable you to build a leaner more efficient model than is far cheaper to implement and run than the expensive model used to generate the data to train it
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   by arbuge 3y ago

   I had the same questions. The article was extremely light on how GPT-4 was actually used to generate the pitch decks. All it says is that various prompts were used to do so. That could mean lots of different things.
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   by arbuge 3y ago

   Back when I needed to hire a specialized lawyer several years ago, the way I solved that was interviewing all the local lawyers in that area I could find. One of the questions was always who they'd hire for this case if they couldn&#x2
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    Ah, I missed that. Thanks.
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    In the colab example it appears you are using the openai python library but with the gorilla model instead of openai's models. That works? How do you set that up? # Query Gorilla server def get_gorilla_response(prompt="I
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    They have something closer to a simple Hello World example here: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/gpt/function-calling That example needs a bit of work I think. In Step 3, they're not really using
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    While on the subject, are there any review sites anywhere, not just for locations but also of products, that can be trusted? It seems to me that all of them can be and actively are gamed. Googling using the extension site:reddit.com caught
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    My bad. I Googled around for the cost and misread things. $10k was the A100 cost... Very impressive project sir. And Nvidia has a very good business.
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    Or an upfront payment of ~$25m at 10k per H100.
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    The full context of that quote sheds some light on this: > Chairman: The Chinese people are quite xenophobic [排外得很]. You can accommodate many ethnic groups. We don’t have many foreigners in China. You have many different ethnic groups. Y
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    Just checked before posting that comment... It's not, unfortunately.
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    I have a plus subscription but still don't have access to code interpreter. Just Browse with Bing and Plugins.
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    Can you explain how being a radiologist is stressful and demoralizing? Genuinely curious. I do know some radiologists and they certainly don't appear stressed to me. At least one of them works from home pretty much full time; not sure
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    Ancient toilets in Jerusalem reveal a debilitating and sometimes fatal disease(cnn.com)

    5 points by arbuge 3y ago|2 comments
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    1. That is of course awesome. 2. I read about this and see Nvidia up in the news by another 20% today and it makes me think. The old economy "value stocks" in comparison, which are popularly considered to have no exposure to AI, a
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    I think using an m1 computer as a home automation server is the proverbial sledgehammer to crack a nut. Even an old latop/desktop from ebay for <$100 would work perfectly well.
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    Careful with that. Everything is relative. When your user base is 2 billion users, a small subset of users is still a large number. 0.01% of 2B is 200,000. With great power comes great responsibility. Or at least, it should.
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    The Plot to Steal the Other Secret Inside a Can of Coca-Cola(bloomberg.com)

    20 points by arbuge 3y ago|2 comments
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    DEI Brings Kafka to My Law School(wsj.com)

    59 points by arbuge 3y ago|44 comments
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    I tried to get one of the chatbots to write code, but it seems to blank out the code lines, intentionally or otherwise... Get in the boat, boy. what is the weather like today? Boy, the weather is of no concern to us. We have a mission to co
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    The prompts in the example on that page are pretty short... hardly taking advantage of the longer context window. I'm actually not sure if longer responses can be expected with the 32k vs 8k models. Anyone from OpenAI care to comment o
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    Same here: https://twitter.com/arbuge/status/1654288169397805057 The really odd thing is that I was given GPT-4 with browsing alpha enabled - for a single session last week. As soon as I reloaded the page, it was
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    I'm having a bit of a hard time understanding the choice of lead stock photo in this article.
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    by arbuge 3y ago

    I built this about 4 years ago... I have about half a dozen of them around the house right now showing stock quotes, weather, etc. and updating every 5 minutes. https://foundrytechnologies.com/relay.php One of them has been