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by dharma1 2y ago
do they mention how big the models are? Last I saw was 3gb - I just bought a 8gb m4 iPad and keep thinking I should have gone for the 16gb one
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by dharma1 2y ago
I guess the $150m+ nw acts as a bit of a cushion/retirement nest egg. I mean longer run in terms of AI development - if it gets very polarised I’m not sure you want to be the poster girl
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by dharma1 2y ago
Props for Scarlett for turning down what was likely a big chunk of change. I can see how being the official voice of AI could turn out to be counter productive for her in the longer run
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by dharma1 2y ago
plant based doesn't usually include any meat but yours sounds like a great diet
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by dharma1 2y ago
People on plant based diets probably are healthier on this metric than others, on average. But I wonder if that’s more of a case that the control group generally has a shit diet? Would love to know if a primarily plant based diet (lots of v
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by dharma1 2y ago
what's the download link for the desktop app? can't find it
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by dharma1 2y ago
What stocks do I long, armed with this information :)
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by dharma1 2y ago
try to make it create a cube, a smooth cube. it doesn't seem to be able to, lots of little blocks but not a smooth single cube. curious
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by dharma1 3y ago
This is super cool! Should ideally happen at the OS level (some future version of Siri) across whatever apps you’re using
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by dharma1 3y ago
Cheesy headline but the app is better than any other AI music app I’ve tried before. Hours of fun
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by dharma1 3y ago
and the people without much of either token also have an opinion :) PoS ledgers seem like a better design, but they alone don't solve very uneven/concentrated token distributions that you end up with every monetary system
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by dharma1 3y ago
to be fair, one side (people with coins) is highly incentivised to preach the gospel. people seem to generally have no shortage of opinions about money/wealth, and hot takes about the topic du jour
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by dharma1 3y ago
Inclusion to S&P500 is a committee decision, not based on purely market cap. It may not happen for MSTR. MSTR is essentially a leveraged, debt laden commodity trust rn, with a highly volatile commodity making up most of its balance shee
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by dharma1 3y ago
Doubtful Nikon will relax it, just use it as a cash cow to get licensing revenue (like Red has) or as a competitive moat if they stop licensing it
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by dharma1 3y ago
They settled out of court, Nikon started paying licensing fees. Was confirmed by Jarred on a podcast last year. Maybe that’s what’s partially responsible for the acquisition - also Red struggling to get market share from Arri Alexa on bigge
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by dharma1 3y ago
Overheats pretty quickly, especially on the higher bench
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by dharma1 3y ago
I am actually typing this from a sauna with less than ideal ventilation (slightly ajar glass door) - need to cut vent holes to the sauna/house walls but haven’t gotten around to it - so the timing is good. The main use of the ventilati
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by dharma1 3y ago
What other choice you have? Anyway YouTube aren’t going to disable embeds. So don’t see it being turned off
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by dharma1 3y ago
It’s cool people are messing with this stuff but for me the results of modulating an oscillator with it dont sound that interesting unless you’re into modular synths with chaos oscillator type stuff. Most fitting use of L systems seems to
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by dharma1 3y ago
Nice! The wood frame makes all the difference. Any way to add auth so it doesn't have to be a publicly shared album? Might do the same with a cheap/used OLED android tablet, though I like the minimalism and power consumption of th
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by dharma1 3y ago
On iOS you can thankfully override it (the alert dialog lets you do it) in case of an emergency - which is pretty handy if you’ve had the phone in the pool/shower and really need to charge it and don’t have a blow dryer to hand. Less f
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by dharma1 3y ago
If the initial outlay for setting up Shenzen like manufacturing/electronics hub in the US was partially incentivised with govt subsidies to get it going, could it become competitive (cost/quality/scale wise) with Chinese hubs
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by dharma1 3y ago
Finite difference methods are phd level difficult but that’s how you get the best results currently. Check out physicalaudio.co.uk
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by dharma1 3y ago
You can use a transducer to excite any physical surface. This is how plate reverbs work for instance. You could stick one (or two) transducers to a guitar or piano and then mic it up, and get the sound of the body of that instrument and par
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by dharma1 3y ago
Priced in on the stock yet? Looks like team red starting to nip at Nvidia’s heels again
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by dharma1 3y ago
turns out it's a hard problem - but there has been a lot of progress irrespective of Elon's optimistic timelines
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by dharma1 3y ago
they seem pretty committed to open-source AI (from interviews I've heard with the founders) - but maybe if they manage to train models with truly amazing capabilities somewhere down the line, they will keep some closed source
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by dharma1 3y ago
On their pitch deck it said they will monetise serving of their models. While it may feel like a low moat if anyone can spin up a cloud instance with the same model, it's still a reasonable starting point. I think they will also be get
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by dharma1 3y ago
they are very sharp indeed, and the colours are quite film like. I have a DPM2 and waiting for the Foveon full-frame sensor that Sigma is still working on.
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by dharma1 3y ago
Foveon just has 3 vertically stacked layers of photodiodes (one for each RGB colour) instead of a single one with Bayer filters like other digital camera sensors. It’s not related to film grain (which is a byproduct of silver particles in c

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