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by bpiche 3y ago
Same people who saw no legal problem with letting Tay/Zo into the wild. Or the Bing chatbot. All product launches that would have sunk any smaller company. They’re so big they believe they can just eat any legal challenge. Probably rig
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by bpiche 3y ago
spacy's sense2vec gets pretty close to that https://spacy.io/universe/project/sense2vec/ granted, it is 8 years old, but it's still interesting
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The Poor Frontiersman's Feast (Townsends)(youtube.com)
1 points by bpiche 3y ago|1 comments
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by bpiche 3y ago
Reminds me a lot of sense2vec https://spacy.io/universe/project/sense2vec
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Table Transformer: a model for extracting tables from unstructured documents(github.com)
27 points by bpiche 3y ago|5 comments
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DeepDoctection: Document extraction and analysis using deep learning models(github.com)
191 points by bpiche 3y ago|62 comments
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by bpiche 4y ago
Quints at 66,666
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by bpiche 4y ago
Apologies for the plebbit-tier comment, but your user name is blowing my gd mind right now. And your account is no more than a year older than the mikolov paper! edit: anecdotally, self-hosting your own video content on plex helps enormousl
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by bpiche 4y ago
Wow, now you are making me want to drive around and double check! Distinctly remember seeing a dozen eggs for at least 8 if not $9 at target in alameda a month or two ago. Am sure all the cheaper store brand eggs had sold out and was probab
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by bpiche 4y ago
It's like $9 for a dozen eggs at Target in the bay area now. You can still get a good deal at Costco, but yeah, it's super expensive. What's the normal price of eggs in Korea?
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by bpiche 4y ago
You better believe it
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by bpiche 4y ago
Certainly, you can email me if you like.
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by bpiche 4y ago
Don't be afraid of script kiddies. They have always existed and will continue to exist. Just keep pushing and work on the fundamentals - something most prompt engineers do not have a grasp of.
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by bpiche 4y ago
I think BruceS warned us all about this at south by about ten years ago [0]. Forget exactly where it happens in this talk but he basically tells the audience that if they want to live by disruption, they will die by disruption, and that the
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by bpiche 4y ago
our screamo queen, glad to see this here
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by bpiche 4y ago
Scenes from our favorite books often get left on the cutting room floor. Personally, I hope they don't only nail the flechette-ridden action scenes but also some of the quieter and more poetic ones, like when Case wakes up in the loft
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by bpiche 4y ago
A real "this is good for bitcoin" in the wild!
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by bpiche 4y ago
The longer they remain in a code freeze, inevitably the outdated codebase will develop vulns. And they’re not gonna be able to patch vulns and 0days during a freeze..
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New Rose Hotel (W. Gibson, W. Dafoe, C. Walken, A. Argento)(imdb.com)
3 points by bpiche 4y ago|0 comments
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iQue Player(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by bpiche 4y ago|0 comments
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by bpiche 4y ago
He did play him in a film (1997). And made his acceptance speech for the Harvard humanist award in honor of Wilde too, I think he's a big fan.
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by bpiche 4y ago
Weird, I didn’t see candleja
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by bpiche 4y ago
Looks like it's been temporarily suspended, but worth mentioning: The Cambridge Semantic Web meetup, which I attended frequently around 2010-2013. It was cofounded by Tim Berners-Lee, and I got to meet him there a couple times. In fact
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by bpiche 4y ago
RIP Folding@home on Playstation 3! Bring it back!
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by bpiche 4y ago
When I read it it didn’t seem like it argued that the time between now and then was ‘false’. VALIS argues that the time and events between now and then are constantly being ‘laminated’ (PKD’s term) onto the long now. Iirc Horselover Fat dev
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by bpiche 4y ago
VQGAN-CLIP
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by bpiche 4y ago
I agree. Tay is still fresh in a lot of folks’ minds.
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by bpiche 4y ago
Yes, nobody said one way or another. I chose to shine a light on the algorithm. What’s your point?
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by bpiche 4y ago
I mean, you try training this thing without a warehouse full of GPUs… to me, the algorithm is just as interesting as the model. Perhaps more so.
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by bpiche 4y ago
This implementation popped up on hacker news not too long ago. I got it working on Colab first, and then my own GPU at home. But just barely. Need more memory :) https://github.com/lucidrains/imagen-pytorch

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