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by cpill 3y ago
could hoover like a monorail?
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by cpill 3y ago
Elon is making robots
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by cpill 3y ago
I was thinking of you set the solar up high, to create a diet of canopy, then you might be able to grow a rain forest under it which doesn't like direct sunlight and would allow animal habitat...?
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by cpill 3y ago
I think LLMs are to inconsistent for Apple's taste, I mean that in both senses. Their perfectionism won't risk bad output, ever, which is impossible for LLMs
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by cpill 3y ago
Mimics my impression of Sweden in general. It's not a nice place of you are not Swedish.
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by cpill 3y ago
pretty awesome tool! next steps are to make a chat interface to this so non photography nerds can use it
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by cpill 3y ago
AI is the new Y2K bug... except with more Hollywood movies and it will never be over
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by cpill 3y ago
No, they can't. > _Most_ violent criminals will commit another crime after release But are _most_ criminals violent? I would guess not. We were talking about "many of them from reoffending" not a small subsection. If it is
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by cpill 3y ago
> You're never going to stop many of them from reoffending. would seem to contradict: > Punishments absolutely have a deterrent effect. ?
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by cpill 3y ago
> It takes effort to keep a monolithic application set up this way Yeah, this is the problem and _why_ I think microservices are the way forward as it doesn't take effort because the programmer is forced into do the right thing. On
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by cpill 3y ago
emails revived or messages on social media are just another analytic and filling that same need as knowing pages hits. and somehow these people are vega analytics junkies instead of mainlining page hits. your unconvincing in the argument fo
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by cpill 3y ago
That is exactly what I'm accusing you of. The burden of proof is on you, so by all mean extrapolate all the way to our extinction.
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by cpill 3y ago
OK, outline how we get to that situation?
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by cpill 3y ago
read plus the internet are a bit challenging for them :P
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by cpill 3y ago
I guess they will just unplug it? the fact that they need large amounts of electricity, which is not trivial to make, makes them very vulnerable. power is usually the first thing to go in a war. not to mention there is no machine that self
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by cpill 3y ago
> God forbid you find yourself with a need to rewrite one of these shitpiles. Actually, this is much easier with micro services as you have a clear interface you need to support and the code is not woven into the rest of the monolith lik
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by cpill 3y ago
could someone explain to me why the ROM set changes with every release? it makes me think the developer is an idiot.
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by cpill 3y ago
Don't take VC man! They your dreams are no longer your dreams, they are the VCs dreams, which is to make money. Wrote something about it here http://alexander.whillas.com/the-low-hanging-fruit-business-...
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by cpill 3y ago
OR pray is BS and good is a fairy story. Also a valid conclusion from that experiment.
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by cpill 3y ago
Its weird that there is no online portal for selling access to HTML5 games. Itch doesn't really do it > Currently all HTML5 games on itch.io are set up to only take payments as donations Seems like a big hole on the market? Anyone i
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by cpill 3y ago
this layout is terrible on a phone
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by cpill 3y ago
We ended up paying for people to host stuff for us. the free OS aspect attracts us because we know we can host ourselves down the line when the team grows and also, that the people behind it aren't douche bags and want to make the worl
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by cpill 3y ago
what if the answer is a high dimensional vector as the problem space is also in high dimensional space? Our brains are only adept at 3D space+time. all our metaphors are time/space. trying to compress answers down so we might understan
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by cpill 3y ago
AI libs could use it and we'd break the bonds in CUDA. Also Rust might get an implementation which would give it they non-intervention to overtake C++
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by cpill 3y ago
umm, how is it going to scale? how do you handle millions of vector per client and multiple clients? vector stores, like and DB is to simplify managing large scale data.
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by cpill 3y ago
like what?
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by cpill 3y ago
I got one too and they really rock! I read papers on them mostly and the odd text book. I had a Kindle fire reading novels but have last it recently. I'll maybe take a sieve or of your book (ha!) and try converting everything to PDF, b
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by cpill 3y ago
IS it possible for someone to give us the lower bound on the cost of running a 70B model in the cloud? How much memory does Llamba-2 take? What would it cost to fine tune it?
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by cpill 3y ago
your also forgetting that it gives publishers some reassurance that their books are not going to be easily pirated, which gives them confidence to actually make digital versions of their catalogue. As with most things involving humans, ther
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by cpill 3y ago
only if you take on VC. if it cost almost nothing to maintain and there is no pressure for ROI I think it can be done. also, the young, who mostly have no money will flock to cheap options and then it's a waiting game was they grow up.

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