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by dimask 3y ago
I do not see the contradiction. It is not so different rationale, considering that the point of purchasing a gpt3.5 license is privacy-related, as was the ban. But Italy is much bigger and less inclined towards social-spending than norway a
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by dimask 3y ago
No, they bought a gpt3.5 license, with privacy related terms that are absent to the normal free version.
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by dimask 3y ago
Imo stuff like this can have applications in a narrower set of problems, where you can also further finetune or simple prompt engineer a model to have a much higher accuracy. I do not think that they can become the bases in which database w
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by dimask 3y ago
Not being able to use VPN with certain providers really put me off. What is the reason that I pay so much money if they blacklist the vpn's ips I use because my network is not secure enough? I was not even trying to go through a differ
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by dimask 3y ago
maybe with less intrusive and lighter optical AR glasses that do not cover all your field of view, walking around the city would be more possible. But expecting to go around the streets or even drive with a huge AR headset is unreasonable f
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by dimask 3y ago
And in principle, it would be possible to have a weather and environment broadcasted through cameras in any place in the world. And there are already VR games that get it quite right.
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by dimask 3y ago
> I stare out my office window often as I consider code One of the attractive features of AR/VR for me is to be able to see sth different than the gray sky out of the window in a big part of the year where I live
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by dimask 3y ago
This is huge. It would have gotten more traction here if the article was titled "putting cameras on babies' heads is all you need". Hope this sets some alternative paths to transformers' overhype.
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by dimask 3y ago
I interpret "no (you can change the decision later)" as respecting user decision. I interpret "not now" as "you can say no, but we may keep harassing you until you say yes" as very often is actually the case.
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by dimask 3y ago
Yes but I assume that people do not usually get "addicted" to sending emails, and that feature seems more oriented towards making sense one did not forget sth or clicked send by mistake (has happened to me). What we talk about wou
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by dimask 3y ago
> One, with software, you could delay any action for a set amount of time as such to give your brain time to make a more concrete decision. Is there a type of software that already does this? Because it is not like it could not be implem
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by dimask 3y ago
I did not make a value judgement either; just wanted to point that in the end of the day it is all about searching images in stock websites in one way or another.
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by dimask 3y ago
> we don't see spouses getting PD or AD often Actually it may seem so [1], though still there is not any conclusive evidence to support a transmission hypothesis really as all this could be due to increased stress and such factors.
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by dimask 3y ago
There are companies like phind that offer copilot-like services using finetuned versions of CodeLlama-34B, which imo are actually good. But I do not know if such a larger model is gonna be used in such a context.
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by dimask 3y ago
Did you quantise it? At what level and what was your impression compared to other recent smaller models at that quantisation, if so?
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by dimask 3y ago
> The great thing about gguf is that it will cross to system RAM if there isn't enough VRAM. Then you can just run it entirely on CPU. There is no point to buy an expensive GPU to run LLMs to be bottlenecked by your CPU in the first
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by dimask 3y ago
The article does not criticise the fact that "something changed", it criticises what specifically changed. The point of dealing with a problem is not to point fingers and find who is guilty, it is to actually find solutions to the
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by dimask 3y ago
Generating = using generative models trained on Getty Images and the like.
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by dimask 3y ago
It seems that the appropriate design skillset was lacking in the R&D group. Also maybe it was a first attempt to make something, and they did not get through a second iteration to improve it. Why do we expect that skilled SEs are also s
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by dimask 3y ago
How much RAM are you able to set aside for a ryzen igpu?
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by dimask 3y ago
Though it most probably does not run in on the 1070 but rather on the cpu. It cannot fit on a 1070, it is not about speed, a 1070 cannot run it period.
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by dimask 3y ago
> Microsoft’s storage reduction is driven by security risks [...] > Sustainability is an important consideration that drove Microsoft to make that decision. Why is a university IT's announcement written as if by Microsoft's
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by dimask 3y ago
Not at all for universities I would say, at least in EU, but maybe here there is just more care in general put into privacy issues and where the data is stored. But in general it is a trend that IT services are outsourced and that IT depart
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by dimask 3y ago
Ummm no? This is a weird take. I want a device to run software, I do not care about their app platforms per se. I have a macbook and barely use the apple store. If they prevent me from running any software apart from through their platform
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by dimask 3y ago
Moreover, such links can be used to evade email filters that companies usually employ [1]. Combined with the habit of these corporate email services to obfuscate links "for safety", it can make it much easier to get tricked into b
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by dimask 3y ago
If one needs the code to be maintained, not supporting may mean that the code may stop being maintained, which may mean that one will stop being able to use it in the future. This may or may not be related to ethics, depending on what one c
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by dimask 3y ago
Well, in the great scheme of things after millions of years nothing matters really, but this is not a reasonable argument for talking about harm done to humans and ecosystems _now_.
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by dimask 3y ago
YOU SAVED ME
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by dimask 3y ago
Research software engineering is a hybrid field and fixed roles do not work well. It requires one having a grasp (at some level) of a lot of different stuff, eg software engineerin, the relevant scientific theories, statistics _and_, quite
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by dimask 3y ago
I totally feel this. Since I got my m1 air I have to constantly monitor my laptop's cpu and ram usage, because otherwise I get no feedback at all of what is going on in my computer. I never had the concept to constantly monitor these u

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