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that’s gonna be tough
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I interviewed with these guys. At the time I could not fathom why you would want to pair LLMs with body cams and thought it was a case of hype and sticking LLMs in everything. What’s next, toasters? Guess this is a lesson to think a little
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Reminding me of that really cool Regina Dugan f8 video from like 2017 or so. They were working on a haptic communication system so you could read texts with your skin and stuff
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No doubt anon
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Obligatory https://musicforprogramming.net/latest/ personally I like anything dream catalogue publishes, especially 2814 https://dreamcatalogue.bandcamp.com
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Down at the bottom, it’s just Gibbs sampling iirc. A distribution of distributions of Gibbs sampling
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Vscode with GitHub copilot is great, been using it for about a year and a half, no complaints. The business tier allegedly doesn’t save/train on your data
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They’ve been generous with their AI models for a while now. The Starspace embedding model comes to mind and that was 7 years ago https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.03856
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Midnight Eye (Japanese film and anime reviews)
(midnighteye.com)
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Didn’t realize it just came out. Shameless plug... Been loving the PBS subscription lately. Only streaming service I use anymore. It’s like the anti-Netflix. Nova, Secrets of the Dead, Ken Burns… vs Love Island and Is It Cake?
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Am not a comparative linguist by trade but thought the Dene-Yenesian hypothesis was pretty well established at this point? Edit: wiki link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Den%C3%A9%E2%80%93Yeniseian_la... First link was
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Keep dreaming. The lines are out the door. Getting any job at all is a blessing today, in the Bay.
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I think Mercedes built expensive humanoid body doubles in Gibson’s “The Peripheral”? Gonna be interested to see if his predictions come true again
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The song unmei no hi in that scene is so amazing. It's so inspiring. https://youtu.be/dCzlaI5zWmk
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Replace ‘founder’ with ‘finance’ or whatever you want. Dating in a gold rush is never stable. You may be insecure. But I bet your boyfriends are worried you’re gonna leave them for a partner in a family office too. My point is that we are a
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It was 4 hours, not 15, and it didn’t really, because although msft took it down in the west, they never took it down in china where it’s known as ‘Zo’. But there’s no lesson to be learned here, there is far far more at stake now
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Unrelated but man I can’t wait for the this current Memphis design trend to go away, it’s been too long. Designers, genuinely: why????
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You can mostly likely land short term agency contracts right out of school. They don’t have the same benefits or prestige as FTE but it is a real job and many immigrants take them very seriously. If you can handle doing this for a few years
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Illich talked about this. That’s what Medical Nemesis was all about, and Deschooling Society.
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Bay Area Restaurant in a Lighthouse Closing After 40 Years
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Quinn’s Lighthouse in Oakland, CA.
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Hack the planet!
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Definitely one version of the truth. I personally think the whole great resignation / quiet quitting narrative is a very convenient way to justify worker oppression. I read the whole article and also didn’t catch the author mention lay
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Merry Christmas to you as well
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If you like that - He wrote a book called Disinformation. I really enjoyed it. Recommended.
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Very interesting. What did they used to use back in the day? SPARQL? This wiki article indicates that it should be possible to store triples in a RDBMS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARQL#Advantages
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You're making me wonder: What's the difference between a graph DB and an ontology/knowledge graph?
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Singularity University was such a funny grift. Google must have figured the best way to monetize Ray Kurzweil was to put him on a stage at the NASA/Moffett center and have him perform magic shows in front of the moneyed class. And you
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Reminds me of the Lana del Rey Pixar album covers
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Illich was on the cover of the winter 1983 CoEvolution Quarterly. Definitely a kindred spirit. https://just.thinkofit.com/ivan-illich-silence-is-a-commons/
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