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by creativeSlumber 1y ago
> to prevent wasted processing. If that was the case, the message should be about a limit on re-enabling the feature n times, not about turning it off. Also the if they are concerned about processing costs, the default for this should be
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by creativeSlumber 1y ago
I would have disagreed with you in the past by saying, "until it breaks something critical and you loose customers and business", but then again people just moved on from the Crowdstrike incident like business as usual.If somethin
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by creativeSlumber 1y ago
> Pro pricing is $7.25 per active user per month This pricing model makes no sense for a non-profit that is trying to teach coding to teenagers worldwide. They will have a lot of users (remember) who might only send one or two messages o
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by creativeSlumber 1y ago
> Is it... time for me to take another pass at this? Yes please. I was very excited for Sandstorm when it first started. Sad to see it's current stage. Also I think the world around has evolved quite a bit wrt containerization from
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by creativeSlumber 1y ago
This one? "Mind the Gap: Assessing Temporal Generalization in Neural Language Models" https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.01951
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
> Reaching speeds up to 33,000 km/h Feels a bit unrealistic since that would be orbital speeds at least with earth gravity.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
I've been looking for a video of the landing to see how it over turned, but haven't found one yet. I would have expected all airport runways to have multiple security cameras pointing at them t all times in this day and age.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
You can't solve people problems with technology.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
I don't know why the parent post is being down voted. I think it makes a solid argument about creating a car that normal people can afford. That is exactly what Chinese car companies is doing. Here's a video by Caresoft of the BYD
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
> The most mechanical innovation we saw was a new type of brake for EVs. Although Mercedes says that EVs typically use regenerative braking for 98 percent of their decelerations, they still need friction brakes for that last 2 percent—wh
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
That is the definition of being stranded. They wouldn't have stayed back if they could have gone with the vehicle.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
This. Even without AI, we have inexperienced developers rolling out something that "just works" without thinking about many of the scaling/availability issues. Then you have to spend 10x the time fixing those issues.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
I presume they loose a fair bit sales. It will be interesting to see any data on what happens to the customers who try to buy something on a Sunday and realize they can't. Do they return another day or purchase somewhere else.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
What does "cured" mean here ? IIRC, HIV permanently modifies the host cells DNA. Is the DNA somehow reverted back to original in the cured patients?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
Is it possible that maybe your view point is biased against AMD since you worked for for Intel during that time?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
Test pilots doesn't mean their lives should be treated as expendable. Every possible step should be taken mitigate known risks. > They even launched with a helium leak I don't know how big of an issue this is,but I wonder how m
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
> “I want to make it real clear that we’re not in any rush to come home,” Steve Stich, NASA’s commercial crew program manager, said during the press conference. “The station is a nice, safe place to stop and take our time to work through
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
Does GPL does this already? Doesn't it already say that code derived from GPL code should be GPLed? So does that include any code produced by an LLM based on GPL code ?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
why is this post flagged ?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
> came within 400 feet of slamming into the ocean ... > dropped at an abnormally high rate of more than 4,000 feet per minute ... So at that rate of decent it was ~1/10t of a minute or 6 seconds before hitting the water. That&#x2
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
what do you mean?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
This. I won't be surprised at all if i' silently enabled in a future update that has nothing to do with it.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
It's not just Toyota, but all three of Toyota, Mazda, Honda. What's happening to Japanese automobile industry ? Also, the article headline is misleading since it only mentions Toyota.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
This is kind of sad. It was /is a functioning profitable public company with employees. A PE firm decides to take a huge loan to buy it, and now the company is gone. All those people lost their jobs. A huge net negative on the world an
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
The point is it's not guaranteed at all, since it's a non binding letter of intent. I don't see any point other than to give something to calm nervous investors or to get more investors.
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
Is there any learning resources that you know of?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
what is the difference between "will not" and "cannot" in legalese?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
>"the crew has been left largely without communication with the outside world for "a couple of weeks" after their mobile phones were confiscated by the FBI as part of the investigation." This was a bit surprising tha
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
So can it handle when both camera and multiple objects in scene are moving in different trajectories?
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by creativeSlumber 2y ago
Is there anything preventing designing a custom ASIC for LLM training / inference rather relying on using GPU's ? I've been away from hardware for a long time, but if you can compile it into run on an FPGA, then a custom ASIC

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