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by chrsw 3y ago
I buy books. I might buy more if more publishers offered titles with lay-flat binding. Computer/technical books especially.
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LLM? More Like "Limited" Language Model with Emily Bender, U of Wash [video](youtube.com)
1 points by chrsw 3y ago|1 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
Interview from the Invisible Machines Podcast S3E8
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by chrsw 3y ago
tar
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Espressif ESP32-H4: RISC-V SoC with 802.15.4 and Bluetooth 5.4 (LE)(espressif.com)
3 points by chrsw 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
I agree that sounds hypocritical but I don't see a lot of people saying that. I don't even know if I can buy cheap Chinese EVs in the US, or when I'll be able to. It's not really an option that's on the table as far
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Back to Phones with Plan9, Or, RFC; the Datasheets of the Internet [video](youtube.com)
1 points by chrsw 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
It seems it is not. But is that due to the power of AI or to the fallibility of humans?
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by chrsw 3y ago
Ex Machina. The lesson I got is we deserve the future we're going to get, for better or worse.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Thinking isn't just calculating. It's also feeling. Does AI feel?
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by chrsw 3y ago
In college, 20 years ago as part of my engineering degree. I'm still learning.
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by chrsw 3y ago
I thought the Numenta approach of trying to emulate a column of neo-cortex was more promising (and ambitious) than just scaling up LLM power. But here we are.
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by chrsw 3y ago
It seems evolution developed intelligence as a way to for organisms to react and move through 3D space. An advantage was gained by organisms who can "understand" and predict, but biology just reused the same hardware for location,
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Xiaomi Desktop Fast Charging Socket Pro: Dock and Power Strip(notebookcheck.net)
3 points by chrsw 3y ago|1 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
I could really use something like this but with more USB-A ports
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by chrsw 3y ago
I don't know if AI will take over but I can see us becoming critically dependent on it, like electricity. At which point, maybe the distinction isn't so important.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Politics has always been in entertainment. The question is, when did you start noticing/caring?
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by chrsw 3y ago
I believe my employer is preparing to replace many or most of their human customer service representatives with LLMs or some form of AI. They haven't said this is their plan but based on several things like the new software and tools t
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by chrsw 3y ago
I think most startups fail. I can't imagine rejecting a candidate because they took a swing at starting something and it didn't work out.
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by chrsw 3y ago
>could maybe get my foot in the door were I ever to decide to change careers and move into hardware design With a project like this I think you're well past a "foot in the door".
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by chrsw 3y ago
I didn't see any mention of what the software on the Zynq's ARM core is doing, which made me wonder why use Zynq at all.
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by chrsw 3y ago
We still don't take math and science seriously enough in this country (USA)
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by chrsw 3y ago
Fascinating
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by chrsw 3y ago
This looks promising
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by chrsw 3y ago
Divorcing is too expensive
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by chrsw 3y ago
I was wondering why in my neck of the woods a small 2 bedroom has a mortgage of about $4500/mo.
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by chrsw 3y ago
You can't be too early or too late
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AMD announces the Spartan UltraScale+ FPGA family(cnx-software.com)
129 points by chrsw 3y ago|85 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
Do we even know what consciousness is in principle?
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by chrsw 3y ago
Legendary book

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