demaga

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by demaga 2y ago
The difference here is that Chegg was actually profitable. It is still unknown if OpenAI will be.
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by demaga 2y ago
> Additionally, the row limit is 2^20 which is the max number of rows that can be represented in a 32 bit system. I don't get it. Why is it the maximum? Also, why 32 bit systems are still a concern?
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by demaga 2y ago
It is maybe recognizable in most cases, but definitely not instantly nor easily. I could definitely see nobody noticing one of those clips used in an otherwise non-AI video production.
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by demaga 2y ago
> negatively impacted by excessive screen time, defined as more than two hours a day outside of work hours. I see a simple solution: a 6-hour workday to bump that excessive screen time up to 4 hours. Seriously, though, I wonder if people
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by demaga 2y ago
It's always a delight to read Fry. This particular piece is maybe too pessimistic. The one thing I can definitely agree with - we can't predict the future. So we'll see.
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by demaga 2y ago
If only Valorant AC had Linux support, I would ditch Windows for good.
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by demaga 2y ago
But you also run inference orders of magnitudes more times, so it should still amount to more compute than training?
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by demaga 2y ago
It's all relative. The author does appreciate AI and its potential value. He simply argues that this value won't be as high as $600B.
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by demaga 2y ago
Funny that part of this $250m deal is "credits for use of OpenAI technology". Sell content to generate content?
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by demaga 2y ago
> we can see we can Small spelling mistake > As explored in the previous blog post on scalar and binary quantization Link doesn't work. Although you put too much links to this post in other places Overall, good read! Happy to kno
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by demaga 2y ago
> way beyond the capabilities of standard SQL Maybe some examples would help > AI and LLMs (coming soon) Why?
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by demaga 3y ago
This particular human is orders of magnitude better than AI
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by demaga 3y ago
Haven't read his fiction works yet, but his singularity piece is very interesting: https://edoras.sdsu.edu/~vinge/misc/singularity.html
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by demaga 3y ago
Yes, I hated that Youtube felt the need to compete with TikTok and went this route. Short-form video is the worst medium to ever exist.
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by demaga 3y ago
I jumped to 3:16 and was very confused for a moment.
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by demaga 3y ago
Can you ELI5 please?
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by demaga 3y ago
Why would you want ads but not personalized ones? It doesn't make any sense to me too
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by demaga 3y ago
Personally, I just couldn't handle so many influencers and companies' SMMs flooding threads. Junk to actual content ratio is too high. I guess this is what too much hype does to you. Influencers and SMMs were the first to recogniz
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by demaga 3y ago
It's been on front page yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36955806
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by demaga 3y ago
The game itself is fun. But first you have to sign up (and only google is available?) and even come up with a unique username. Also those browser-level popups are quite annoying.
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by demaga 3y ago
It would be OK-ish if it was purely AI-generated. But given how much manual effort it took to create this, it is not that impressive.
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by demaga 3y ago
I think it's just a pun based on consistency models.