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Need a “wise old dudes” meet up and charge those under 40 to attend- few 20 to 30 year olds understand how much of value they could get from an “old dude” for the price of a beer/coffee.
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That is the next major challenge. Ok you can solve a logic puzzle with a gilzillon watts now go power that same level of compute with a cheese burger, or if you are vegan a nice salad.
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2y ago
Wonderful article! Well done chaps.
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It’s not just higher reasoning. Just try to buy something with cash and try to give the cashier “extra” change so you get back a whole bill and see how the cashier handles it. Total $5.17 give the cashier $10.17 and look for a $5 bill back
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2y ago
Seems to be a very low data rate
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I think they are working out how to make money. They need to keep doubling revenue to support the spending needed to build next generation models. I have a different view from article on OpenAI paying for data access. That looks more like a
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2y ago
Yeah.. why not make him a “Research Fellow” and give him a GPU cluster to play with and attract like minded researchers rather than become another departing key member of core team?
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2y ago
If you build a RAG vector database with your 2000 documents. Future queries will be compared to the content of that database and the closest match will be given to an LLM as source content for its reply to you. If you were trying to build a
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In Alone Together the author tells of a lecture she did on robotics and warned students that there was a movement to create human companions that are robots. After the lecture one of her grad students comes to her privately and asks her whe
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Installing today!
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Open AI gets great brand building - Apple users spend a lot of money and are all potential open AI customers personally and professionally. If they get used to this “just working” all the time they may have confidence to use open Ai in thei
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Word perfect was the best - Reveal Codes - was my ninja tool for making thing format just right.
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25th amendment. The president is not fit to serve. That is clear to the public.
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They need to update the Apple device templates they use for illustrations on the website. What they have now make the site look old so without any dates this feels like a n old product update.
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Can the FAA actually send the C level to Jail? Seems like it may be the only way to really get the attention of the company.
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The linked text does not list out anything
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So, is there some signal that a job listing is fake? With automated first round interviews I can see this being fairly low cost to carry out. Also, this could be a source of corporate intelligence. Post fake job listings for certain skills
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WikiLeaks Founder Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced for Conspiring to Obtain
(justice.gov)
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This is the justice department in depth statement on the deal.
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I’ve had a walking desk for years in my home office. It was transformative for me. I found that once my body adjusted to walking I would go I to flow and find a hour or two had flown by. I particularly liked taking calls while in it. Now ma
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Could brain-like computers be a 'competition killer'?
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AI search answers are the fast food of your information diet
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Not mobile ready?
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Looking for something like Plecto but affordable, any suggestions?
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We are working on this type of problem. Very interested in seeing an open source solution
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https://www.voanews.com/amp/us-beijing-aim-to-boost-number-o... These days, only about 700 American students are studying at Chinese universities, down from a peak of close to 25,000 a decade ago, while there are nearl
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Tuition for Mentava's software-based tutor is $500/month. You will need an iPad. Certainly not for struggling single parent families.
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Back in the day the first “computer graphics” class we had at uni was on a tektronix 4010. You would build 3D models and rotate them and display the movement on the monitor. This was when all screens were green text only in a time share sys
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I just ordered one to test. Seems less ambitious than humane. I wonder if Apple will upgrade the ear pods to handle AI requests. Lot of people already have them on and they are near your face for voice pick up.
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We had an office in a very old building downtown with no access to fibre. The best internet we could get at the time was a 3G router in the window. Every afternoon at the same time our connection would drop down below 1 Meg and become unus
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