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by beernet 5y ago
As far as music is concerned I expect AI to become a producer's and engineer's assistant. Instrumentals for practically all genres will be trivial to generate. Lyrics and rhymes will be co-written by algorithms, though authentic
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Ubuntu entered the chat
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Check out MAGMA for that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30699776
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Not exactly my field, but I think "Building a Storybrand" by Donald Miller is a great read for everyone dealing with creating products customers love.
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They manage to keep an extremely high margin while contiuing to grow revenue quickly. I'd advise you to take a look at their past revenue and EBIT numbers and take a look into the year end reports for the breakdown of the numbers to th
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agreed - it might seem invariant today but forward-looking, remote is the way to go.
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Business angels (especially those dedicated to your area of business) tend to be easier to talk to in my experience because they already know your domain and understand the pain you are trying to solve. Maybe start convincing a few BAs and
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Long-time R user here. Yes, many of these points are valid but I still think R is unbeaten when it comes to speed in (tabular) data exploration. In the article you mention that you missed using data.table - a significant portion of the prob
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Text Compression Is Equivalent to AI(mattmahoney.net)
1 points by beernet 5y ago|0 comments
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by beernet 5y ago
MAGMA semantically understands images beyond traditional object classification and can, for exmaple, be used to automatically generate image captions for arbitrary images. Some of these results are really astonishing and surprisingly precis
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Magma: A GPT-style multimodal model for any combination of image and text(github.com)
2 points by beernet 5y ago|1 comments