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by blackoil 3y ago
Dataset may not be public. All large companies have millions of internal documents. Internal LLM can be trained on them.
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by blackoil 3y ago
I think OPs concern is not for Meta, but ability of startups to raise funds. If Meta can't make profit or product even after spending 10s of billions, the chance of a startup is near 0.
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by blackoil 3y ago
You misread OP. With all spies they should have found some evidence of CCP trying to influence.
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by blackoil 3y ago
How old are the kids? The age where kids understand harms/problems of current AI should be less than kids needing personal WhatsApp for social life.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Before you see the output, please read about this brilliant product. Type name of product to continue.
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by blackoil 3y ago
I would never recommend something like iPad. I feel psychologically it makes you a passive consumer, while something like Mac/Win is more action oriented.
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by blackoil 3y ago
If you don't want to change OS. Simply creating a non-admin account and installing ad-blockers will go a long way. Tell them most software on Internet have virus so install is blocked. Also enable remote desktop on all. Edit: For some
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by blackoil 3y ago
Has anyone used these/similar with fine tune and RAG? How is the performance over a narrow domain for simple queries? Is it good enough for say an informational chat bot?
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by blackoil 3y ago
So, you are suggesting that if someone believes US has waged illegal war in Iraq, he has moral/legal authority to punish US citizens??
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by blackoil 3y ago
China is subject to so much arm chair analysis that the hubris here is now not even funny. It is on verge of collapse for last 20 years. People are about to revolt for longer and there won't be any original product /research. They
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by blackoil 3y ago
A backend + NextJS is somewhat what you are suggesting. Backend serves json/graphQL. Frontend server is responsible for rendering, caching, templates etc. Prerendered HTML in backend will overlap the roles, so not sure if that is used.
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by blackoil 3y ago
> Perhaps it will happen again in 9 months If China sales continue to plummet, it may be even lower.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Or simply that traffic is uneven. Like the Spot instances of EC2.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Have you seen the profit margin on disc upgrades. If given slots, no one will buy higher tier.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Interestingly, both IE and NN had `box-sizing: border-box;` as default behaviour, and at least for me that was sensible behavior. Probably a better decision at that point would have been to update spec and add a quirks mode other way around
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by blackoil 3y ago
Huawei is in state of existential crisis. If they (China) don't have a breakthrough in chip manufacturing in 2-5 years, Huawei as the company will be finished and along with China's plan to be independent of Western world. So, thi
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by blackoil 3y ago
Spoken like someone with no clue about China apart from social media. Talk to any Chinese entrepreneur and you'll know the competition is much more strong and ruthless than in West. Even for capital intensive high tech industries like
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by blackoil 3y ago
I believe having a talented dictatorial leader at top may be only solution. Like Steve Jobs, Bill gates or Jeff Bezos. Once they believe in a path, they have methods to get it done. Internet Tidal Wave memo is a good example of it. Zuckerbe
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by blackoil 3y ago
It can be sometime worse. During 2008 crisis many of Andreesan's posts for entrepreneurs were actually bad advice which were pro VCs.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Targeting a particular govt or organization won't be fruitful. Simply because publishing fake news is profitable. Even if no state is sponsoring it, people will still publish it because publishing crazy wild theories attract eyeballs a
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by blackoil 3y ago
I have some degree of Aphantasia. One of the definitive property for me is that when visualizing an object, it will only have properties explicitly defined. e.g. if visualizing ball on table, the concept is visualized but ball won't ha
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by blackoil 3y ago
Who will pay for them?
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by blackoil 3y ago
By showing ads.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Tesla is serving that purpose; they didn't need it much for technology per se, just that it is best in execution, and they needed someone to nudge the local companies like BYD to next level.
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by blackoil 3y ago
It is one of few softwares, I believe MSFT should simply sponsor and promote, maybe make it opensource. It is a perfect application, Windows only built in dotnet, loved by users and has a perfect positioning.
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by blackoil 3y ago
Far more involved people are in this thread, but my 2c. Forking of software isn't a big issue, but of the community is. If new software was R++ which company will close and original Redis is now in hands of the community everyone would
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by blackoil 3y ago
I think the main issue is bait and switch. You start with a license, get lots of external contributors who are working for free, get ecosystem built around it for free and then change because you want to be paid.
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by blackoil 3y ago
These posts come up so frequently, people keep falling for buzzwords they don't understand and then start blaming the tech. Distributed systems are all cool and fun but use them as a last option when you have exhausted all other choice
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by blackoil 3y ago
US wants me fabs in-house. For company, Korea/Taiwan or Israel may make more sense. So, US is paying up for it.
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by blackoil 3y ago
I believe talk to a lawyer for your options. You may give him some non-voting percentage. You can put some cap on valuation. e.g. he gets 10% stake. and you take company to 100x, his stake may not grow equally. You can have an option to buy

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