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by buryat 2y ago
how much this data can sell for?
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by buryat 2y ago
for some reason I started thinking about trying to describe the taste of a fruit to someone who hasn't tried it as something that can be similar to this as a non-visual sensory modal in humans
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by buryat 3y ago
every custom chip sold is another NVidia H100 not bought
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by buryat 3y ago
i found a video of a standoff between termites and ants even more impressive: https://youtu.be/C96w-7B2W8I
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by buryat 3y ago
it reads as "buy NVDA stock", a person working for nvidia trying to hype it as much as possible
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by buryat 3y ago
all of this for 90/180/270 pills?
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by buryat 3y ago
use the not-needed energy on carbon capture
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by buryat 3y ago
they have their own navy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Org
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by buryat 3y ago
damn, that's a huge team https://smallpdf.com/about
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by buryat 3y ago
nuclear weapons simulations the first machine went to Los Alamos https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/01/these...
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by buryat 3y ago
start recording your thought process very detailed while solving problems, then train a model and sell the model to work as you, roll in money (likely not as you would be outcompeted by other models).
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by buryat 3y ago
Your first day of flight lessons? Reminds me of my first day, except I was blindfolded, hands tied behind my back, flying a helicopter in a hurricane. Instructor said, "It's your chopper," and jumped out with a parachute. Man
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by buryat 3y ago
i only recently realized that it’s “way more”
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by buryat 3y ago
reality is more like https://xkcd.com/538/
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by buryat 3y ago
it does sound like mining companies protecting their business
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by buryat 3y ago
> Does Joust sell my data? > No, Joust does not sell any user data. extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence
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by buryat 3y ago
that's how you end up with multi-thousand LOC sql files that contain all the historical business logic and edge cases of a company and it just keeps being piled up on and its complexity keeps growing because not everything is expressib
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by buryat 3y ago
how do they guarantee that everything is protected and they don’t share data with someone?
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by buryat 3y ago
get better at double speak https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublespeak
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by buryat 3y ago
who needs to read the article? > That anomalous behavior makes these alloys useful in applications where extreme precision is required, such as in the manufacture of parts for clocks, telescopes, and other fine instruments.
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by buryat 3y ago
it's art, self-expression through the power of powerpoint, it's fun and liberating, honestly, an exhibition with this theme is just waiting to happen
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by buryat 3y ago
I started taking Uber Black or Lyft Black because of this, better have a completely silent trip than a driver that's constantly complaining and making the passenger the bad guy
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by buryat 4y ago
unconfirmed, there’s a theory that it maybe similarly sized as gpt3.5 but with additional RLHF and because of other things it outperforms
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by buryat 4y ago
link to the official blog post is better https://www.databricks.com/blog/2023/03/24/hello-dolly-democ...
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by buryat 4y ago
doesnt say what it feels like, so immediately not useful for me
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by buryat 4y ago
your comments are very snarky It would be great if we all try to keep the tone respectful and avoid snarkiness to maintain a constructive discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by buryat 4y ago
you can borrow against this asset and get basically a tax-free loan
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by buryat 4y ago
Musk resigned from the board in 2018 but remained a donor
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by buryat 4y ago
> airplanes have been pretty much the same since the 70s. you need to back your claims
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by buryat 4y ago
these days i usually immediately close a page if it's on medium.com because of these dark patterns

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