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by faramarz 2y ago
GPT-4 is configurable up to 96 layers, each running their own embeddings. I think it was a business choice to afford the compute while they scale.
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by faramarz 2y ago
it's not about a single point encapsulating a novel, but how sequences of such embeddings can represent complex ideas when processed by the model's layers. each prediction is based on a weighted context of all previous tokens, not
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by faramarz 3y ago
Ha! The uptrend towards Valentine’s Day - florals up from $9.99 to $14.99! Really cool, and gives you POV like you’d get with Uber Surge. Is this how retailers hedge and make up for losses elsewhere? I wish we could also know tracked wholes
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by faramarz 3y ago
Undemocratic or capitalistic but with a cap? If it were such that individual states with greater agency could negatively impact neighbouring states and in Chevrons original case, environment and agriculture, then it’s a dangerous precedent
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by faramarz 3y ago
That’s what makes Altman a great leader. He understands marketing better than many of these giants. Google got caught being too big. Sure they will argue that AI mass release is a dangerous proposition, but Sam had to make a big splash oth
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by faramarz 3y ago
Maybe the vision is to eventually bring UBI into it and cap earn outs. Not so wild given Sam’s world coin and his UBI efforts when he was YC president.
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by faramarz 3y ago
Rebalance the board and it’s important that Ilya stays. But Ilya goes as collateral damage to save face, they have to, by whatever means necessary, secure Geoffrey Hinton. It may turn out that the unusual governance model is the only way to
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by faramarz 3y ago
Sounds like cooler heads are coming to terms with how bad the outcome would be for their gigantic first mover advantage is. Even with if they are not the first mover, the brand value of the company ands its founding composition of technical
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by faramarz 3y ago
I don’t even care if the quality of the build is great, I bet it is, I just don’t see consumer market ready for something like this. They might have better luck in b2b world of logistics warehousing. Why are we still solving for non-existin
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by faramarz 3y ago
I think it's more likely that Atlassian gives it away for free to its client base .. groups like Linear are coming after them and tools like Loom make a material difference in getting quality work out the door. we use it for outward fa
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by faramarz 3y ago
Well... industry taps into all your mic, gps and image library to send you personalized ads, and no one has really called it out, except be surprised when the ad shows up a minute after mentioning a product.. this to me sounds like tapping
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Canada’s new tech talent strategy(canada.ca)
232 points by faramarz 3y ago|317 comments
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by faramarz 4y ago
I think Scott Belsky (bechance), Chief of Product, strongly influenced this acquisition! he's been the breath of fresh air and innovation that Adobe has needed over the years! As long as he's at Adobe, we're in good hands. Fr
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by faramarz 4y ago
My advice, do remote jobs that pay in crypto until you've saved enough until you can travel out of the country. even if you make it to Turkey Today and are able to get online with a bank account, you're set up for global commerce.
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by faramarz 4y ago
Iran isn't connected to the world banking system, only way they can tap into the world economy is through crypto and many centralized services and wallets have blocked Iranian artist/dev wallets on known platforms. Super smart eng
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by faramarz 4y ago
Go outside more and in nature; feel the earth, digital detox once a day every week. in these times of quiet, introduce play in to your life. Introverts like myself do great on bikes. it's a solo experience, it gets your blood pumping a
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Event Horizon Telescope research group is revealing their latest discovery live(twitter.com)
1 points by faramarz 4y ago|0 comments
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by faramarz 5y ago
I'm really sorry to hear that. This post is bringing back memories of my uncle. He had a two year battle with battle with brain tumour, and he was the smartest person I know, Principal scientist at Qualcomm. After learning about his t
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by faramarz 5y ago
Looking forward to custom domains! I signed up because of stance on privacy and no tracking and also in the same boat; want to write more.
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by faramarz 5y ago
What are some of the possible scnarios beyond the DNS issue suggested? (and might it be an attack?)
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Ask HN: What is your workflow for creating personal tasks and tracking them?
1 points by faramarz 5y ago|2 comments
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by faramarz 6y ago
Apparently the high tides were maximized and were a big factor. Credit to the Moon!
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by faramarz 6y ago
I've got a 9 month old. when she sleeps, I'm catching up on the week
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by faramarz 6y ago
Wow! the next article should be about who signed that contract!
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by faramarz 6y ago
If you have the means, consider donating monthly amount to Signal. They’re going to need it https://signal.org/donate/
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by faramarz 6y ago
Across from my current residence is The Bay tower at Yonge and Bloor here in Toronto. for the past 6months+, the 100 foot illuminated sign at the top of the tower has been broken revealing bright white light at the chipped part, instead of
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by faramarz 6y ago
He really was a visionary who was able to take action. I’m gutted to hear this news. His gentle demeanour and the awe and wonder I experienced reading his book in one sitting has left a lasting impression on me. Rest In Peace
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Spotify will let its podcast hosts include full songs in their shows(theverge.com)
1 points by faramarz 6y ago|0 comments
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by faramarz 6y ago
When he came out with his book, I read it cover-to-cover in a night and so enjoyed it for the engaging narrative. I wish him all the best.
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by faramarz 6y ago
Thank you both. First time hearing, will give it a run!

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