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by cryptoz 3y ago
I'll admit I was fooled. I didn't read the description of the video. The most impressive thing they showed was the real-time responses to watching a video. Everything else was about expected. Very misleading and sad Google would s
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Looking forward to the API. I wonder if they will have something like OpenAI's function calling, which I've found to be incredibly useful and quite magical really. I haven't tried other Google AI APIs however, so maybe they a
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The Case of the Missing Vega AVUM Propellant Tanks(europeanspaceflight.com)
2 points by cryptoz 3y ago|0 comments
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Announcement of an announcement; flagged cc @dang
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by cryptoz 3y ago
The Drake equation specifically only deals with the Milky Way Galaxy and has no comment about any other galaxies.
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Somafm(somafm.com)
200 points by cryptoz 3y ago|47 comments
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Just a post because I feel like it's been a while. I dunno what their finances are like but I panic at the thought of them not being here some day. Consider donating and if you don't listen, check. it. out. Some of my favorite bea
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by cryptoz 3y ago
`gpt-4-0314` gives me "openai.InternalServerError: Error code: 500 - {'error': {'message': 'The server had an error processing your request. Sorry about that! You can retry your request, or contact us through o
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by cryptoz 3y ago
A take oft-said but not oft-discussed decently: where is Google? A whole year after ChatGPT and all we have is a limping-along Bard? Still shocks me. "May you live in interesting times" indeed. I really truely always assumed it
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by cryptoz 3y ago
New AI startup announcement in….10 hours? Maybe they’ll take their time announcing, I dunno.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Well it's either that or a top-tier competitor emerges in 2 days.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Stayed up all night looking forward to this. Fingers crossed for success on hotstaging - I think that's what everyone is most worried about. I read that due to the continuous thrust with hotstaging they can carry more payload with that
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Reminds me of the healthcare bots in Idiocracy.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Searching Google is not a good source of truth either; especially their infoboxes which have been infamously and dangerously wrong. And if you follow a random search result link - well, who knows if the content on that site is trustworthy e
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Also same here. Actually currently staying up late Friday night hacking on OpenAI API projects (while waiting for SpaceX Starship launch, it's quite a day for high-tech news!) - and wondering if I should even bother. Of course I will k
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I'm loving the revival of text adventures, especially in the GenAI area (less so in social media, but, still). I used to play Zork a lot (lol in the 2000s though, on linux and it was the coolest thing). I've made a series of sci-f
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by cryptoz 3y ago
"more to say about what's next" in Sam's tweet earlier, and now, "greater things are coming" huh, do they already have a plan or is this just generic optimism?
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Yeah headline should say the "called it" part of the tweet to make it clear this is speculation and was before the news today.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I doubt we've found that yet, but probably safe to assume they are. And it's not being suggested that the comets create the life or amino acids in the first place; likely they have picked it up after being ejected from a rockey pl
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Well that's tricky right, since the 2020 election was rigged all kinds of ways in favor of the Republicans. So if you're going to allow political ads at all - which clearly they shouldn't - why would you ban things that are t
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by cryptoz 3y ago
But like, you can't know what someone would have said in the future if they aren't there to say it. No amount of LLM improvements would be able to know the real internal thoughts and memories of someone. You could guess, sure, but
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by cryptoz 3y ago
The correct sentence would start with a capital letter: “Red is an apple.” This is also completely valid as in a cartoon character of an apple named Red. The subject being the start of the sentence compounds the uncertainty in meaning.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
> imagine we implemented leap years by slowing our clocks to half speed on Feb 28 instead of adding a Feb 29 Thanks I will imagine this! Too bad we can’t slow the real Earth time down and have a bizarrely slow and long day every 4 years.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Again haha! Still no mention of using barometers in phones. Maybe some day.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Cute but surely those devices, accounts and IPs will all be banned, along with the developer who used the service? I wouldn't play around with my account like that personally.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Starship without Booster has had many successful suborbital tests, but with Booster only 1 attempt. Much of that attempt was successful but it did have critical issues and they had to remotely blow it up, which also initially failed. If thi
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I actually really like this definition and will be giving it some thought. But right off the bat, that’s not how most people will see it - and so while this definition is certainly thought-provoking and useful, it doesn’t specify much that’
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Something to note here is that copilot is pretty old tech at this point already - GPT4 API is just absolutely worlds better, and it is also about to be old news soon too! With GPT5 coming probably next year, we don’t know what advances it w
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Asteroid Will Cover Betelgeuse, May Reveal Its Visible Surface(skyandtelescope.org)
7 points by cryptoz 3y ago|0 comments
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Well for a quick point of comparison there are very numerous and very strict rules about what you’re allowed to do with a Mac. Or iPhone. Or Android. Or windows device. All of them forbid you from learning about how they work, much less cha

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