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by chrishare 3y ago
Agree, and this would require serious taxation reform in most countries.
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by chrishare 3y ago
Or, Steam should have a lower rate for developers that don't care about 80% of those features.
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by chrishare 3y ago
Two things I would like - advances in detectors or generative content that do not do c2pa, and more transparency in what the usage policy means in practice.
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by chrishare 3y ago
I am very uncomfortable with this being released commercially without the requisite defence against misuse being also accessible. If we didn't have a problem with deepfakes, spam, misleading media before, we surely are now. All leading
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by chrishare 3y ago
True, and yet people are inclined to think the other grass is greener.
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by chrishare 3y ago
They are, and they do get criticism. As they should, and as Tan should. No excuses for that kind of comment or judgement.
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by chrishare 3y ago
I hate when that happens
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by chrishare 3y ago
Intuitively, the popularisation of FaaS feels inevitable as lower level technical challenges get solved and give way to abstractions like this. Who knows though what our stack will look like in 20 years.
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by chrishare 3y ago
On-prem, fully-integrated compute and storage solution with cloud-like APIs to provision resources, all with a commitment to open source.
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by chrishare 3y ago
Credit where credit is due, Meta has had a fantastic commitment towards open source ML. You love to see it.
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by chrishare 3y ago
Anyone know of a version that is no fun and many profit? Asking for a friend
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by chrishare 3y ago
Technically, yeah. OpenAI are on the other end of copyright violations on many other fronts imho, for what that is worth.
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by chrishare 3y ago
Thank you for sharing. As a new father myself, my heart goes out to you and your family.
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by chrishare 3y ago
I'm not a fan of the personification here, but certainly someone emerging from a cave after 5 years would think Meta and OpenAI's attitude towards open-source should be totally swapped.
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by chrishare 3y ago
Yes, that's right, an investment. Am awful investment, that's all (unless it works).
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by chrishare 3y ago
I like that model. Seemingly, some companies like Palantir are special on more than one of your dimensions - but those are likely super rare in practice.
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by chrishare 3y ago
Can we acknowledge that we, software professionals, crave drama just like soap opera junkies?
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by chrishare 3y ago
Ah yes, webMethods. It wasn't horrible.
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by chrishare 4y ago
I listen, though (or because?) most of the topics are irrelevant to me. I do find it entertaining, and there is at least some insight being shared. I think you need to know what to listen to and what to ignore; be skeptical of pretty much a
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by chrishare 4y ago
The paper positions these purpose-built models, that explicitly decompose spatial reasoning tasks into sub-tasks, as better than these huge end-to-end models that do everything, at least in terms of interpretability and generalization. I am
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by chrishare 4y ago
Indeed. Basic finance sure would be a great addition to the high-school curriculum.
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by chrishare 4y ago
People who can't afford to buy get stuck with borrowing costs being passed on, anyway, and get trapped in rent spirals. I do agree that some of the criticism of Lowe is undeserved, though.
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by chrishare 4y ago
There are so many threads here. The reserve bank governor is deeply unpopular in the broader public because of 2021 comments he made about there being no interest rate increases needed until 2024 [1]. As mentioned in the article, many compa
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by chrishare 4y ago
Not OP, but try https://datasetsearch.research.google.com/search?src=0&query... There's a paperswithcode dataset that looks good, at a glance.
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by chrishare 4y ago
Happy holidays
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by chrishare 4y ago
ID verification + limited transfers + pre-election via lottery?
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by chrishare 4y ago
Devastatingly sad. Are plant-based meat replacements and lab-grown meat going to help fix this?
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by chrishare 4y ago
Yeah, scalping provides very little value to society except profit to the scalpers. It's parasitic. Unfortunately the methods to combat it, like ticket lotteries, better identity verification and per-id quotas for purchase and transfer
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by chrishare 4y ago
Nothing directly. One could argue that GANs did kick-start the boom in generative model research as the first approach in some time that worked in a big way. Either way, certainly Ian is a huge name in ML.

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