chipgap98

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by chipgap98 3y ago
I think it is hosted on vercel to troll vercel
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Yeah I've switched all of my projects to Remix to get out of the Vercel ecosystem
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Pretty sure he said the days of models getting larger were over. Not that LLMs we’re over
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by chipgap98 3y ago
Because you invent a new word when you train dreambooth and teach it that your subject is an example of that word. The fact that the word you've created returns photos similar to subject is a sign that it worked.
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by chipgap98 3y ago
I don't think Facebook really belongs in this conversation. As much as the VR stuff is silly their core business is still doing very well
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by chipgap98 4y ago
They do say they were getting paid a salary over the last 6 years
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by chipgap98 4y ago
The post you’re replying to is accusing Elon of acting a certain way, not half of the USA.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
But with the plugins they announced yesterday this should no longer be an issue. You'll be able to easily connect other APIs or data sources to OpenAI so that your model will write the code exactly the way you want.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
Then why are they making their content cannibalizable? They could make their content a walled garden, they could stop populating meta tags to make their content sharable, etc. The fact that they are choosing not to means that they like the
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by chipgap98 4y ago
No it isn’t. You’re exposing yourself to interest rate risk when doing that
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by chipgap98 4y ago
> The truth is that the vast majority of this cash was dry powder for acquisitions, staying liquid for new new investments, fresh VC money for advertising Any sources for this? This seems like an opinion with nothing backing it up. >
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by chipgap98 4y ago
> is that the majority of deposits were well under 250k What gives you that indication? The bank specialized in working with startups, most of whom have more than $250k in the bank
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by chipgap98 4y ago
This looks awesome. I'm really excited about trying this. I'm curious who your target customer for this? As someone who likes to work on side projects, this seems ideal for me, but I would imagine people will graduate to more matu
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by chipgap98 4y ago
I have bridge in Brooklyn to sell you
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by chipgap98 4y ago
I don't really understand how this announcement will prevent them from becoming the next github for ML. This is about making it easier to run huggingface models in AWS.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
The board succeeded in selling the company and returning value to investors. I think they did their job.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
What do you mean by "average a query embedding"?
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by chipgap98 4y ago
Yeah that's a good point with regards to integration. I still think the Microsoft that wins in mobile looks very different from the Microsoft we know today.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
They have crushed Slack with Teams and it is the backbone of their enterprise offering. Am I missing something?
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by chipgap98 4y ago
That's a fair point about shopping. I was more thinking that I end up googling things that then lead me to ecommerce sites and its unlikely that ChatGPT will replace that any time soon.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
There is also opportunity cost though. Maybe if they succeeded in mobile then they would have missed Teams. Its hard to say that the side effects from missing that wave were exclusively negative.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
Microsoft feels like an outlier on this list. They are thriving right now. Also, there are still many categories of things that ChatGPT-like bots can't help with yet, such as shopping. I think we're still very early in this cycle.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
There is a ton of opportunity in building those constraints and making ChatGPT more accurate
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by chipgap98 4y ago
I think it could be a bit easier to think of things this way if there were a stronger social safety net, especially in the USA. Also I think the scale of the company you work at has an impact on this. The larger the company, the less person
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by chipgap98 4y ago
>that is a judgement call I think this is the critical point though. It leaves a lot of room to criminalize any type of encrypted communication device
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by chipgap98 4y ago
I think the point is that their competitors are in streaming now but won't be in the long term because it is costing them too much money. When that happens they will go back to licensing their content to Netflix.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
I would imagine this would also bring down the cost of running large models, which could increase their adoption.
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by chipgap98 4y ago
I mean I have seen tons of people complaining about the use of those models on social media. I don't think that people are only objecting to this project. I don't agree with them, but I don't think its fair to say there hasn&
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by chipgap98 4y ago
But handles are the thing they are specifically trying to stop people from linking. Cross posting content is okay, but not profiles
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by chipgap98 4y ago
Musk shouldn't be involved personally in any suspension decisions. That's a huge part of the problem

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