dpflan

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   by dpflan 3y ago

   Can you elaborate on the product line evolution you are envisioning?
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   Are you saying because everyone gets it, it's a wash? Isn't it more about how the money moves around the economy? Others are pointing out the small sample size, which makes this seem pretty insignificant to impact the economy, and
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   What would that spot be?
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   What if you examine the dead horsed mantra of “improving shareholder value”? Does their compensation reflect their ability to have improved shareholder value? Actually another comment links to an article about: “CEO Pay and Performance Ofte
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   “ Netflix shareholders voted on Thursday to reject the lucrative pay packages of the company’s leaders, including the co-chief executives Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters. The vote is nonbinding and can be overruled by the company’s board of di
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   Mind sharing which ones and your approach? Haven't there been shared posts of success to follow? Also, yes, anyone from AMD, I think we all want more variety in the market, what do you need help with?
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   Indeed, are you aware of the current state of AMD's equivalent to CUDA? And how far behind would be, and what would need to be done to near equivalence? It seems like the opportunity and differentiator. I wonder how Apple silicon softw
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   Indeed, consumer/edge. There is of course model training and model execution. NVIDIA seems really poised for training, of course can be nice for execution at cloud scale, but consumer/edge is probably all about execution.
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   by dpflan 3y ago

   Thank you.
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Is there any reality to crypto-mining gpu operations converting to AI model services (assuming they have the correct hardware)? Where can more GPUs be found and aggregated?
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Indeed. What're you thinking that its inclusion in the training set will do here?
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    So I believe David Guetta of all people did this at a recent performance. - https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dj-david-guetta-used-eminem-2... - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pNP1MqmzaZg&pp=ygUWZGF2aWQ
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    I'm in a biased situation by working in software engineering, where there exists software to interpret productivity. Is the point of this article that other fields should use similar productivity awareness tools? I mean he suggests at
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    From the MTV Renaissance Period.
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    I feel like the singularity will be achieved by ultra-rich pursuing longevity science and essentially making themselves human-machine organisms comprised of nano-bots and a brain until all is replaced with always upgradeable materials to en
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Ah, here is a test of Gen Fill: how will it fill in famous paintings, like the Mona Lisa? - https://twitter.com/maddoxrules/status/1663715966755430401
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Would anyone who was at a SPAC company care to share their experience there (from before the listing and after)? I am curious what morale was like, leadership was like, and product and engineering efforts were like. (One cynical assumption
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Cool stuff. Did the OP think this was the best list aggregating uses of Generative Fill? Or is this kind of a hit at the AI "influencers" jumping on everything that is released these days? Or is there a better list? I see some lin
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out.
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    The title here is missing a key word from Lyft's post: "secret", for the "secret plan". I thought map ownership/dominance was a key idea, like a decade ago, when Lyft and Uber started. Interesting that the issu
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    That makes sense as math is a fascinating exploration of the human mind and its ability to handle abstractions; and what is happening is one's mind even when not mathematical can be difficult to explain. A linguist's rigorous appr
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Nice, I think you’re close to making it have a rhyme scheme… next challenge?
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    You've reminded me of an older Quora post about: What do grad students in math do all day? Do they just sit at their desk and think? [1] Here are excerpts: """ The main issue is that, by the time you get to the frontie
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Excellent. Yes, exercise is good for your body and mind. Articles like this hit the front page with a regular frequency, and the conclusions seem to boil down to: do some exercises regularly, and walking is the most obvious, built-in exerci
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    Ask HN: The State of the Chip and AI/ML Market. Hype vs. Reality

    1 points by dpflan 3y ago|0 comments
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Well. They should try again, right? - Hugging Face and IBM partner on watsonx.ai, next-gen enterprise studio for AI builders - https://huggingface.co/blog/huggingface-and-ibm
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    Hugging Face and IBM partner on watsonx.ai, next-gen enterprise studio for AI(huggingface.co)

    2 points by dpflan 3y ago|0 comments
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Events like this are needed to show to society the flaws of the technology and possible misuse. They can then lead to regulations or guidelines, or even lawsuits that can further define how and when this technology can be used.
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    How is their fab build in AZ going?
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    by dpflan 3y ago

    Great question, and one to be skeptical of. IBM doing layoffs and saying they will be an AI company, is well, the slumbering giant trying to keep itself relevant and squeeze costs to pump stock.