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by fudged71 2y ago
You’re right. This is another setting turned on by default.
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They also hired at least 20 people in the last 30 days according to LinkedIn
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What does it mean that gs.generate() is missing in the project?
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Am I crazy or does the guidelines page not contain the guidelines? https://www.plainlanguage.gov/guidelines/ Maybe because I’m on mobile?
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What happens if power fails or one unit stops working? Without valves, you could get unwanted air exchange through a non-operating unit. The commenters discuss various aspects of the design in detail, but surprisingly no one brings up this
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I understand that the addition of desiccant material is the core aspect of what makes this an ERV. I don't actually see any clear explanation of how the desiccant material is added to the printed part. While the creator (open_erv2) men
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I've been pretty happy lately with my setup. Arc browser lets you hover over a link to show a card that summarizes the article. With Claude Projects, I'm able to quickly build an Arc "Boost" User Script for any site, so
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Not seeing it yet on web or mobile (in Canada)
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Somehow I missed the Anduril partnership announcement. I agree with you. National Security relationships in particular creates a moat that’s hard to replicate even with superior technology. It seems possible OpenAI could maintain dominance
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Interesting that it thought for 1m28s on only two tasks. My intuition with o1-preview is that each task had a rather small token limit, perhaps they raised this limit.
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Yes and Anthropic, Google, Amazon are also facing commoditization pressure from open-source
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The new pricing tier suggests they're taking the Jobs approach - betting that their technology integration and reliability will justify premium positioning. But they face more intense commoditization pressure than either IBM or Apple d
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OpenAI is racing against two clocks: the commoditization clock (how quickly open-source alternatives catch up) and the monetization clock (their need to generate substantial revenue to justify their valuation). The ultimate success of this
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I recently saw someone praising the scikit-learn documentation, mentioning this page specifically https://scikit-learn.org/1.5/modules/grid_search.html so I took the top section and asked Claude to classify it wit
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How is it at answering broad questions? Communities and clustering were specifically for that purpose of agglomerating, right?
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Oh I'm glad that I'm not the only one who has gotten lost in the sauce by asking LLMs to recursively synthesize from data towards some grand insights--we want to see results when there is none apparent. What you end up getting is
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The other thing that I was amazed by in Africa was watching hundreds of people walking beside highways in the pitch dark.
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Reminds me of oil well remediation
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I’d love to see a list of all these services-related best practices. Another one I saw recently was “computational kindness”
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> The pages, originally captured in 1990, “have recently been rescanned,” Trinity College Library writes, using state-of-the-art imaging technology. These new digital images offer the most accurate high-resolution images to date, providi
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>export documents with highlight annotations SOLD. My biggest gripe with reMarkable
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Lawyer Kathryn Tewson on Twitter has been calling them out for a long time https://x.com/kathryntewson/status/1838995653630083086?s=46
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I notice the gesture armband in the last product photo, great way to offload some of the sensing of the device.
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It's a chicken and egg situation. You don't know a model's capabilities until it is trained. When you then change the training with that learning, it will have modified capabilities.
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Based on a quick search, a small gap (less than 500 μm) between the implant and bone can actually support osseointegration by allowing trabeculae to form. 3D printed titanium has been used a lot for osseointegration.
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“If libraries were invented today they would be illegal”
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I see that you mention Microsoft’s GraphRAG. My understanding is that a key part of their approach is hierarchical agglomeration of graph clusters to be able to answer wide questions from the graph. Is that in the works?
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Oh that’s excellent! Thank you
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Let’s say I want to ingest information from a series of interviews with multiple interviewees (multiple interviews per interviewee). It’s possible their opinions/facts change between interviews; but also each interviewee is going to ha
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I’m considering using them for Change Management impact analysis

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