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As edge AI gets better they will be able to send smaller textual descriptions of the screen content.
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2y ago
Flouride incorporates into the tooth structure in developing teeth before they emerge, I'm not sure how effective that is but it is different than the more topical protection. Tea has enormous amounts of flouride depending on where it
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Not the same thing, this is about verifiable randomness, where you can't manipulate it, though I think you can still generate multiple runs and only submit the one that works for your ends, you can't finegrained manipulate it.
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2y ago
I was looking at profits, but I might have grabbed wrong quarter. Also meant $500 million not billion.
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2y ago
When Trump first placed tariffs on China, he claimed it was for fentanyl and precursor imports. Just two or three days after pardoning the largest heroin and drug precursor by mail operator in US history (Ross Ulbricht). We know from John
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AppleTV is full of ads in its app store, is there any streaming device where it doesn't track you and doesn't put ads over your search intent?
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2y ago
There's already Amazon sidewalk and other IoT networks where they can dump data if any neighbor or passerby has a connected device.
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> Luckily with TVs you can freeload: just never connect it to the internet and only apply updates via USB. Stick an Apple TV / Chromecast / console into it for playback With things like Amazon sidewalk, Samsung smartthings netw
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Oral cultures had theater.
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Was just pointing that out since OP was saying it would refuse on Disney styles, though Disney doesn't have the copyright to Ghibli they still have US interests in the IP. But what he was saying doesn't seem to be true, it will d
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By.. Disney
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I just asked it "Make an image of a karate fighter in the style of a disney animation" and it did it in distinct Disney style. What it produced did not look like public domain steamboat willy or anything either, more 60s era Disn
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>it's completely expected that whatever the vendor designs generically for the entire market segment will fail to achieve peak perf for your use case. When Carmack left Meta I believe he claimed they were only getting around 20% uti
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"Catch and Revoke": AI-Driven State Dept. Program Targets Students/Visa Holders [video]
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Twitter started with $13 billion in debt and now has $12 billion, so was only able to make $1 billion in profit in about two and a half years. Twitter was making around $500 billion a quarter before the Apple ad targeting changes that Meta
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Did they ever follow up on the outcome of that investigation and report on what caused the false detection?
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> As a matter of principle, I refuse to do additional work for them to "make it work". Do you ever have to think how your operating system works when you ask it to copy a file or how your phone works when you answer a call? Doe
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The tooling you are paying for doesn't work with the full abilities of the context so you need to do something else. Doesn't matter what it's supposed to do or that other people say it does everything for them well, it works
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2y ago
Progressive taxes
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2y ago
LLMs are also primarily promoted through the web chat interface, not always magic wonder tools. With any project that will fit in claude/gemini's large context you use those interfaces and dump everything in with something like t
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Copilot doesn't use the full context length. Write scripts to dump relevant code into claude with it's 200K or the new Gemini with even more. It does much better with as much relevant stuff as you can get into context.
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Nvidia in same timeframe far outgrew Meta, maybe no other major ones, except maybe netflix recovering from an even earlier drop. A good portion of Meta's gain was just getting back to where they were before the Apple store changes ind
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252x252 points per second is really low for stuff that doesn't need the range and FOV and any other benefits. Azure Kinect was 1MP depth per 66.6ms in wide fov mode.
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And if they let him out of it he could have always immediately made another cheaper offer.
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Compare market cap of others in their segment: Meta has grown a lot since then, Snap not so much.
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from his profile, if anyone is looking for where that came from
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The DOGE guy doesn't like it because people were tracking his plane and he also happens to be replacing FAA stuff with his starlink (which deorbits every 4 years and now will have more govt propping it up and guaranteeing redeployments
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Prior to that work on hyperparameter transfer though things would go wrong much more often training the big expensive model and require restarts back to checkpoints and retuning parameters much more often though. Yeah it's still a lo
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Its closer to 2X faster on Chromium compile benchmark, at least the 9950X3D, and even bigger benefits for X3D in other use cases than code compiling, 9950X3D is only a few percent better than 9950X for that.
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