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by dlojudice 2y ago
I've been doing this for over 20 years, but I confess that I've never gone back to look at the tickets. Maybe one day, out of nostalgia, I'll look at the dusty box full of old tickets and have good memories of shows, movies,
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Finally. What else is missing for Anthropic's end-user UI to be on par with ChatGPT? I have the impression that not much. Congrats!!
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Pat Gelsinger and Lisa Su interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y32wpDhIGM
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Awesome improvements, but compared to Claude Artifacts, it lacks the html/js "Preview" where you can run the code and check/validate the result without leaving the browser. This is a killer feature
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Great video! I didn't know this paper by Peter Naur [1] [1] http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.pdf
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When Data Is Missing, Scientists Guess. Then Guess Again(quantamagazine.org)
3 points by dlojudice 2y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
I'm not a data scientist myself, but as someone doing a master's in complexity and grappling with a lot of missing data, this article on multiple imputation really caught my attention
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by dlojudice 2y ago
With its new massive and open AI model, they’re coming straight for GPT-4's throne! This could ignite a whole new wave of competition in generative AI
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NVLM 1.0: Nvidia new open-source model(research.nvidia.com)
9 points by dlojudice 2y ago|4 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Is this somehow related to the Google weather prediction model using AI [1]? https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/graphcast-ai-model-for...
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by dlojudice 2y ago
"Introduction to Complexity" by Melanie Mitchell from Santa Fe Institute. https://www.complexityexplorer.org/courses/185-introduction-... This free course is based on her book "Complexity: A Guided Tour&
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Uncertain Times – A New Way of Thinking for a Complex World(aeon.co)
3 points by dlojudice 2y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
This article's a good reminder that the world doesn't work in simple cause-and-effect ways. The complex nature of the world means that we can't always predict what will happen when we make changes. So, we should embrace uncer
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New work extends the thermodynamic theory of computation(santafe.edu)
103 points by dlojudice 2y ago|32 comments
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by dlojudice 2y ago
Every computing system, biological or synthetic, from cells to brains to laptops, has a cost. This isn’t the price, which is easy to discern, but an energy cost connected to the work required to run a program and the heat dissipated in the
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by dlojudice 3y ago
"As software has eaten the world, it has become integral to every industry and nearly every endeavor in our society. As a result, the governments around the world have become increasingly interested in the implications and how they mig
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Politics and the Future(a16z.com)
1 points by dlojudice 3y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Assistant-TUI, a terminal user interface for OpenAI's assistant API(github.com)
5 points by dlojudice 3y ago|0 comments
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by dlojudice 3y ago
If you think that LLMs have basically two properties: habitability to use natural language and knowledge to answer questions, then Small language models should being seen just excellent at natural language, and that's great because for
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by dlojudice 3y ago
> vkGetPhysicalDeviceVideoEncodeQualityLevelPropertiesKHR how to exceed the character limit on your super wide screen with just one function name
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by dlojudice 3y ago
There is a clear trend to absorb popular packages into the core and I believe the main reason is to reduce the number of dependencies. Deno, for example, goes on this direction. Given the recent security issues with npm packages, I think it
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by dlojudice 3y ago
was waiting for Mozilla to get in on the game and develop their own LLM. given that organization's mission ("Keep the internet open and accessible to all"), I think it makes perfect sense. not sure if they have the resources
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by dlojudice 3y ago
No. It's a global config. "On web, click on your name → Settings → Beta features → opt into Custom instructions. Custom instructions will appear in the menu when you click on your name going forward."
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by dlojudice 3y ago
It's a improvement, of course. However, people use ChatGPT for many subjects, not just one. For instance, I chat about code, product management, personal life and other things. Sometimes for different projects. The current UX is a bit
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by dlojudice 3y ago
The law really changed the way people look at the city. Since the article is from 2013, I think the percentage of approval has increased to more than 70% or, for younger people, the city is just like that, they have no reference of the city
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by dlojudice 3y ago
Would be great to have a comparative matrix with others vector databases
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by dlojudice 3y ago
Thank you for building Harmonic. It's been my HN client for years. I will definitely take a look on the code and try to contribute.
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by dlojudice 3y ago
I've never understood why MS charges so much for their virtual desktop services. The scale gain provided by the cloud would give access to virtual desktops at very affordable prices, probably very competitive with local desktops, not t
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Show HN: Herbs Assist – Open-Source AI Assistant for Microservices Developement(herbsjs.org)
11 points by dlojudice 4y ago|1 comments
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by dlojudice 4y ago
Hi, you should check Herbs JS [1]. No frontend, but all the backend requirements (and more) checked. [1] https://herbsjs.org/ Disclaimer: Herbs JS author here

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